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Choose the correct meaning pair: ‘Principal’ and ‘Principle’ differ in that ‘Principle’ means:

AA fundamental rule or belief
BThe main amount of money
CThe head of a school
DThe most important one

Explanation

– ‘Principle’ refers to a fundamental truth, rule, or belief.
– ‘Principal’ can mean the head of a school or the main/most important thing.
– Example: Honesty is one of his core principles, unlike the school principal’s rules.

Exam Relevance
  • Topic: Pair of Words
  • Subtopic: Confusing Word Pairs
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