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5th Grade Homophones in Sentences Worksheet — Level 2 — Practice Set 3 — Answers

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5th Grade Homophones in Sentences Worksheet — Level 2 — Practice Set 3 — Answers

Homophones sound the same but have different spellings and meanings. Circle the word that fits the sentence.

1.Do you know (answer space) my shoes are?
  1. Awhere
  2. Bwear

Answer: where

where is the right spelling for this meaning.

2.I think (answer space) very kind.
  1. Ayour
  2. Byou're

Answer: you're

you're is the right spelling for this meaning.

3.The dog wagged (answer space) tail.
  1. Aits
  2. Bit's

Answer: its

its is the right spelling for this meaning.

4.Do not walk on the hot sand in (answer space) feet.
  1. Abear
  2. Bbare

Answer: bare

bare is the right spelling for this meaning.

5.There are seven days in a (answer space).
  1. Aweek
  2. Bweak

Answer: week

week is the right spelling for this meaning.

6.I felt (answer space) after being sick.
  1. Aweek
  2. Bweak

Answer: weak

weak is the right spelling for this meaning.

7.Is this (answer space) bag?
  1. Ayour
  2. Byou're

Answer: your

your is the right spelling for this meaning.

8.She picked a (answer space) from the garden.
  1. Aflour
  2. Bflower

Answer: flower

flower is the right spelling for this meaning.

9.We had (answer space) and vegetables for dinner.
  1. Ameet
  2. Bmeat

Answer: meat

meat is the right spelling for this meaning.

10.The (answer space) flew on her broomstick.
  1. Awhich
  2. Bwitch

Answer: witch

witch is the right spelling for this meaning.

11.Let's (answer space) at the gate after school.
  1. Ameet
  2. Bmeat

Answer: meet

meet is the right spelling for this meaning.

12.A spider has (answer space) legs.
  1. Aeight
  2. Bate

Answer: eight

eight is the right spelling for this meaning.

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