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Homographs

4th grade (Year 5 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: L.4.4.A, L.4.5 · England: Y4 Vocabulary (homographs), Y5/6 Reading (word meanings)

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  1. Question 1

    Use the sentence to decide. Can you lead the team onto the pitch? What does "lead" mean here?

    • A. guide in front
    • B. a pencil tip
    • C. a heavy metal
    • D. a dog's rope
  2. Question 2

    Read the sentence and choose how the word is said. "Wind the wool into a ball." Does "wind" rhyme with "find" or "pinned"?

    • A. pinned
    • B. find
  3. Question 3

    Use the sentence to decide. The actor took a bow at the end of the show. What does "bow" mean here?

    • A. the back of a boat
    • B. a knot with loops
    • C. a weapon for arrows
    • D. bend forward to thank people
  4. Question 4

    Read the sentence and choose how the word is said. "My brothers had a row about the remote." (UK: an argument) Does "row" rhyme with "cow" or "go"?

    • A. cow
    • B. go
  5. Question 5

    Use the sentence to decide. A tear rolled down her cheek. What does "tear" mean here?

    • A. a fast run
    • B. a rip in paper
    • C. a drop of water from the eye
    • D. a small cut
  6. Question 6

    Read the sentence and choose how the word is said. "We watched a live concert." Does "live" rhyme with "five" or "give"?

    • A. give
    • B. five
  7. Question 7

    Use the sentence to decide. Be careful not to tear the page. What does "tear" mean here?

    • A. read
    • B. fold
    • C. rip
    • D. cry
  8. Question 8

    Read the sentence and choose how the word is said. "Please close the door." Does "close" rhyme with "nose" or "dose"?

    • A. nose
    • B. dose
  9. Question 9

    Use the sentence to decide. Can you lead the team onto the pitch? What does "lead" mean here?

    • A. guide in front
    • B. a dog's rope
    • C. a heavy metal
    • D. a pencil tip
  10. Question 10

    Read the sentence and choose how the word is said. "Wind the wool into a ball." Does "wind" rhyme with "find" or "pinned"?

    • A. pinned
    • B. find
  11. Question 11

    Use the sentence to decide. She tied the ribbon in a bow. What does "bow" mean here?

    • A. bending forward
    • B. the front of a ship
    • C. a knot with two loops
    • D. a type of violin
  12. Question 12

    Read the sentence and choose how the word is said. "Sit in the front row." Does "row" rhyme with "go" or "cow"?

    • A. go
    • B. cow
  13. Question 13

    Use the sentence to decide. Please close the door. What does "close" mean here?

    • A. finished
    • B. near
    • C. friendly
    • D. shut
  14. Question 14

    Read the sentence and choose how the word is said. "A tear fell from his eye." Does "tear" rhyme with "deer" or "bear"?

    • A. deer
    • B. bear
  15. Question 15

    Use the sentence to decide. We live in a busy city. What does "live" mean here?

    • A. not recorded
    • B. have your home
    • C. full of energy
    • D. carrying electricity
  16. Question 16

    Read the sentence and choose how the word is said. "Sit in the front row." Does "row" rhyme with "go" or "cow"?

    • A. go
    • B. cow

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Answer key: Homographs

  1. 1. A. guide in front

  2. 2. B. find

  3. 3. D. bend forward to thank people

  4. 4. A. cow

  5. 5. C. a drop of water from the eye

  6. 6. B. five

  7. 7. C. rip

  8. 8. A. nose

  9. 9. A. guide in front

  10. 10. B. find

  11. 11. C. a knot with two loops

  12. 12. A. go

  13. 13. D. shut

  14. 14. A. deer

  15. 15. B. have your home

  16. 16. A. go