Choose the Best Word - List 8

1. There and their are ​ (a)   that often confuse people because they sound identical.

• homophones
• microphones
• phonics
• saxophones
• symphonies

1. I made the mistake of using the wrong ​ (a)   when I wrote "The boy through the ball," instead of "The boy threw the ball."

• microphone
• phonics
• saxophone
• symphony
• homophone

1. To, too, and two are ​ (a)   that sound alike but are used differently.

• microphones
• phonics
• saxophones
• symphonyies
• homophones

1. A reporter will often hold a ​ (a)   when they interview people on the news.

• microphone
• phonics
• saxophone
• symphony
• homophone

1. ​ (a)   are used at concerts so crowds can hear the music.

• Phonics
• Saxophones
• Symphonies
• Homophones
• Microphones

1. The radio DJ spoke excitedly into his ​ (a)   as he introduced the next song.

• phonics
• saxophone
• symphony
• homophone
• microphone

1. To make my voice louder, I spoke into the ​ (a)   so the people in the back could hear my announcement.

• phonics
• saxophone
• symphony
• homophone
• microphone

1. ​ (a)   teaches the sounds that letters make.

• Saxophone
• Symphony
• Homophone
• Microphone
• Phonics

1. Knowing ​ (a)   helps kids sound out words.

• phonics
• saxophone
• symphony
• homophone
• microphone

1. ​ (a)   breaks words into letter sounds.

• Saxophone
• Symphony
• Homophone
• Microphone
• Phonics