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A word that has one spelling, but two or more meanings.

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homographs

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What is the correct homograph for the sentence: "His overstuffed suitcase rested against the front door. When he tried to leave the door was _____ against the suitcase."?

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jammed (stuck)

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What is an example of a homograph?

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bark (tree), bark (dog sound)

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After my performance, my mom gave me a _______ for doing such a good job.

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present (gift)

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The ____ golfers helped each other search ___ their golf balls.

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four, for

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Which sentence uses the version of sight/site/cite that refers to vision? Options: They were surprised that the site still had artifacts., Squinting into the sun strained their eye sight., The historians made sure to cite each other in their research papers., Any could be chosen since they all sound the same.

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Squinting into the sun strained their eye sight.

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He watched a short _____ on Youtube about WWII.

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Clip (movie)

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What happened to the _____ to close this bag?

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Clip (fastener)

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The hat moved through the rapids at a ______ faster than Hilda could run along and catch it. Options: Clip (movie), Clip (speed), Clip (fastener), Clip (brush against), Clip (cut)

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Clip (speed)

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Ian's shoulder _____ Bill in passing. Bill stopped to rub his arm but, Ian continued as if no one was around.
Options: Clipped (movie), Clipped (speed), Clipped (fastener), Clipped (brush against), Clipped (cut)

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Clipped (brush against)