The correct answer is A: Boarder means a food-and-lodge resident and border means boundary. A 'boarder' is a person who pays for regular meals and lodging at someone else's house, such as a student living in a boarding house. A 'border', in contrast, refers to a boundary line that separates two regions or countries.
A.Boarder means a food-and-lodge resident and border means boundary✓ Correct
B.Boarder means boundary and border means a food-and-lodge resident
C.Boarder means one who fits planks on the surfaces and border means boundary
D.Boarder means wider and border means one who fits planks on the surfaces
Explanation
A 'boarder' is a person who pays for regular meals and lodging at someone else's house, such as a student living in a boarding house. A 'border', in contrast, refers to a boundary line that separates two regions or countries. Option (a) correctly defines both homophones.
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