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More Confusing Words and Homonyms Quiz 2  

1. For each of the following, choose the correct sentence.

 A) He used the information from several of Heidi’s newsletters, but he didn’t sight his sources.
 B) He used the information from several of Heidi’s newsletters, but he didn’t site his sources.
 C) He used the information from several of Heidi’s newsletters, but he didn’t cite his sources.

2. 

 A) She wasn’t interested in being part of any of the clicks at school.
 B) She wasn’t interested in being part of any of the cliques at school.

3. 

 A) We have different specialties, so our business services compliment one another.
 B) We have different specialties, so our business services complement one another.

4. 

 A) I’m planning to have the chocolate cake for dessert.
 B) I’m planning to have the chocolate cake for desert.

5. 

 A) The council will discuss it later today.
 B) The counsel will discuss it later today.


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