Homophones/Homographs

Homophones are words that sound the same but they have different meanings and different spellings.

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• False

True or false:

Homographs are words that sound the same but they have different meanings and are usually spelled differently.

• True

• False

Is the spelling word correct in this sentence? If it is correct type a "c" if it is not correct spell it correctly on the line.

The students discussed their answers before writing them on the test.

Is the spelling word correct in this sentence? If it is correct type a "c" if it is not correct spell it correctly on the line.

He is the top seller on his sales team.

peace or piece are good examples of:

• Homographs

• Homophones

He was so angry that he began to tear up the papers he received in the mail.

• to pull apart by force

• a drop of water coming from the eye

The singer made a low bow to the audience after the concert.

• decorative ribbon (rhymes with so)

• bend at the waist (rhymes with how)

• a weapon for shooting arrows

Is the spelling word correct in this sentence? If it is correct type a "c" if it is not correct spell it correctly on the line.

Bundle up because it is chily outside.

Choose the correct meaning of the underlined word.

The soldier received a wound in the battle.

• an injury (rhymes with moon)

• tied around (rhymes with pound)

Choose the correct meaning of the underlined word.

All the students are present today.

• here (rhymes with pleasant)

• give (rhymes with resent)