Weekly Practice: equi-/iden-/hom-

Determine if the sentence makes sense or is nonsense. Police are searching for an unidentified man who stole a car.

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• Nonsense

Determine if the sentence makes sense or is nonsense. We drink homogenized milk, which doesn’t separate into layers.

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Determine if the sentence makes sense or is nonsense. The equinox looked especially small on the bookshelf.

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Determine if the sentence makes sense or is nonsense. My friend has an identical twin named Paige.

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Determine if the sentence makes sense or is nonsense. Alaska and Florida are in homeozoic regions.

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Determine if the sentence makes sense or is nonsense. Equitable work means everyone did their fair share.

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Determine if the sentence makes sense or is nonsense. The spy had to show identification to prove who she really is.

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Determine if the sentence makes sense or is nonsense. Since he hated the first book, he decided to read the sequel.

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Determine if the sentence makes sense or is nonsense. Context clues help you distinguish between homonyms.

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Determine if the sentence makes sense or is nonsense. A car and a chapter book are equivalent in weight.

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• Nonsense