alleryStart learning →Bark of a dog and bark of a tree are both homographs and what else?
AHeteronyms
BHomophones
CCapitonyms
DHomophenes
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Homophones
Both barks are pronounced alike, so beyond being homographs they are also homophones and homonyms.
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