Which sentence accurately uses the homophone "principal"? it is against my personal principal to tell a lie. our school relies on the principal of fair play. first, you need to learn the basic principal of the game. i was very surprised to hear the principal call my name?

The correct answer is the last one: "I was very surprised to hear the principal call my name." This answer is correct because a "principal" is a person, while its homophone "principle" is another word for a set of rules. They can easily be confused, but the best way to tell the difference is to remember that "principal" is a person because it has the word "pal" in it, as if it's a friend. Whereas "principle" is not a person, but instead a set of rules.

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