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Homographs

Homographs

Assessment

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English

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5th - 6th Grade

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Easy

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CCSS
L.4.1G, L.5.5C, L.4.5B

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Standards-aligned

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Stephanie Wright

Used 6+ times

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3 Slides • 8 Questions

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Homographs

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Homographs

  • Homographs: two words that are spelled but alike have different meanings, different origins, and possibly different pronunciation.

  • Homo: same Graph: unit of sound

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Homograph vs Homophone

  • Homograph: Same spelling but pronounced differently

  • Example: present and present

  • Homophone: Different spelling but pronounced the same

  • Example: principal and principle

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Multiple Choice

What has different spelling but pronounced (sound) the same?

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Homophone

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Homograph

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Multiple Choice

What has the same spelling but pronounced (sound) differently?

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Homophone

2

Homograph

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Multiple Choice

Present and present are examples of what?

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Homophone

2

Homograph

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Multiple Choice

Principal and principle are examples of?

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Homophone

2

Homograph

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Multiple Choice

"Mistakes are proof that you are trying."

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True

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False

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Open Ended

Nicole was happy she caught a bass while fishing.


Anthony sings bass for the school choir.


Is this an example of a homophone or a homograph? Why?

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Open Ended

Silvina was excited to fly on a plane from Argentina to Arizona.


Silvina thought the food was plain.


Is this an example of a homophone or homograph? Why?

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Poll

I can identify a homophone and a homograph.

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