WorksheetsHomographs
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 12mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Have you READ the newspaper comics yet?
a)
read (rēd)
b)
read (red)
2.
A strange, sparkling OBJECT was plucked from the waves.
a)
object (ǝb jekt')
b)
object (ob' jikt)
3.
The ambassador made a BOW in her direction.
a)
bow (bō)
b)
Bow (bou)
4.
The DOVE carried an olive branch in its beak.
a)
dove (duv)
b)
dove (dōv)
5.
Elaine wore a BOW in her new hairdo.
a)
bow (bō)
b)
bow (bou)
6.
How do you SEPARATE egg whites from the yolks?
a)
separate (sep' ǝ rāt)
b)
separate (sep' ǝr it)
7.
Did you RECORD your observations?
a)
record (ri kôrd')
b)
record (rǝk' ǝrd)
8.
His CONDUCT has improved and so have his grades.
a)
conduct (kǝn dukt')
b)
conduct (kon' dukt)
9.
The President was asked two SEPARATE but related questions.
a)
separate (sep' ǝ rāt)
b)
seperate (sep' Ər it)
10.
My parents do not OBJECT to the school system's new dress code.
a)
object (Əb jekt')
b)
object (ob' jikt)
11.
We learned to CONDUCT orderly meetings.
a)
conduct (kƏn dukt')
b)
conduct (kon' dukt)
12.
Did you keep a RECORD of the observations?
a)
record (ri kôrd')
b)
record (rek' Ərd)
13.
A young backpacker called, "I'll LEAD the way."
a)
lead (lēd)
b)
lead led)
14.
Hurricanes, cyclones, and tornadoes produce WIND at very high speeds.
a)
wind (wīnd)
b)
wind (wind)
15.
The PROJECT is completed at last!
a)
project (proj' ekt)
b)
project (prƏ jekt')
16.
The wire had been WOUND on giant spools.
a)
wound (wound)
b)
wound (wōōnd)
17.
Ray took several deep breaths then DOVE into the water.
a)
dove (duv)
b)
dove (dōv)
18.
The OBJECT of this lesson is to fly solo.
a)
object (Əb jekt')
b)
object (ob' jikt)
19.
I want to READ that magazine tonight.
a)
read (rēd)
b)
read (red)
20.
Let's RECORD the song on a cassette tape.
a)
record (ri kôrd')
b)
record (rek' Ərd)
21.
The ranger had a LIVVE skunk in his office.
a)
live (līv)
b)
live (liv)
22.
A scar was all that remained of the wound.
a)
wound (wound)
b)
wound (wōōnd)
23.
The director told me to PROJECT my voice.
a)
project (proj' ekt)
b)
project (prƏ jekt')
24.
Pencils actually contain graphite, not LEAD.
a)
lead (lēd)
b)
lead (led)
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