Are homophones on the ACT?

<p>I know that the ACT tests diction, like “contest” vs “charge” vs “dispute” vs “difference” (from the 2007 free test). But does it test homophones like “principal” vs “principle”? TIA.</p>

<p>In all the tests I have seen, I’ve not seen principle/principal or other homophones of that type.</p>

<p>However, I can almost guarantee that there/they’re/their and it’s/its/its’ will show up.</p>

<p>Me too… ACTsecrets…</p>