Question 1: Identify the homophone error in the sentence: 'They enjoyed the fresh air and the warm sunshine.'

Answer: There is no homophone error in that sentence.

Question 2: Correct the homophone mistake in this sentence: 'They decided to read a story at the picnic tale.'

Answer: They decided to read a story at the picnic table.

Question 3: Choose the correct homophone for the blank: 'The children felt ___ after their day at the park. (happy / hapy)'

Answer: a) happy

Question 4: In the sentence: 'They forgot their hats and asked for help to find them.', identify if there is a homophone error. If yes, correct it.

Answer: No, there is no homophone error.

Question 5: Rewrite the sentence with the correct homophone: 'The sun was so bright that it hurt the childrens' eyes.'

Answer: The sun was so bright that it hurt the children’s eyes.

Question 6: Explain the difference between the homophones 'their', 'there', and 'they're'.

Answer: Students should describe that 'their' shows possession, 'there' indicates location, and 'they're' is a contraction of 'they are'.

Question 7: Identify and correct any homophone errors in the following paragraph: 'Sarah and Sara went to see the new movie. They enjoyed the story so much that they wanted to see it again. The movie was about a knight who saved a princess from a dragon.'

Answer: There are no homophone errors in this paragraph.

Question 8: Create a sentence using the homophones 'mail' and 'male' correctly. Ensure it demonstrates understanding of both words.

Answer: Sample answer: I received a letter in the mail from a male friend who lives nearby.