1) It was PLAIN that we had to spend the night on that PLAIN. a) homography b) homonymy c) polysemy 2) I shed a TEAR when I saw a TEAR in my clothes. a) homography b) homonymy c) polysemy 3) Have you ever eaten TURKEY in TURKEY? a) homography b) homonymy c) polysemy 4) His becoming the HEAD of the department has gone to his HEAD. a) homography b) homonymy c) polysemy 5) He poked at the fish FINGER with his index FINGER. a) homography b) homonymy c) polysemy 6) He told me in a PRIVATE letter that he was enlisted as a PRIVATE. a) homography b) homonymy c) polysemy 7) The WIND was too strong to WIND the sail. a) homography b) homonymy c) polysemy 8) He had BROAD shoulders and a lovely BROAD smile. a) homography b) homonymy c) polysemy 9) He feeds me DATES on our DATES. a) homography b) homonymy c) polysemy 10) He stood completely NAKED in the NAKED light. a) homography b) homonymy c) polysemy

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