Which pair of "word twins" is used completely correctly in the following sentences?
Sentence 1: The principal dancer gave a stunning performance.
Sentence 2: It is against my principles to cheat in an exam.

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A Only sentence 1 is correct
B Only sentence 2 is correct
C Both sentences 1 and 2 are correct
D Neither sentence is correct

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Answer: C. Both sentences 1 and 2 are correct

'principal' means chief of most important (as in a main dancer)
'principles' refers to fundamental truths or moral rules.
Both sentences use the correct spelling contextually.

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Which pair of "word twins" is used completely correctly in the following sentences? Sentence 1: The principal dancer gave a stunning performance. Sentence 2: It is against my principles to cheat in an exam.

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