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 \nLook at that eagle (soar / sore) in the sky!  \nMy (feet / feat) were sore after running five miles.  \n(Wood / Would) you like a cup of tea?  \nWe brought our (pale / pail) and shovel to the beach so we could dig in the sand.  \nFlour is the (main / mane) ingredient in cakes.  \nI ate a juicy (pair / pear) for snack today.  \nHomophones  \nGrade 5 Vocabulary Worksheet  \nAnswers:  \nHomophones are words that sound the same but have different meanings.  \nWe climbed to the (peek / peak) of the mountain.  \nIn the fairy tale, the wicked (which / witch) casted a spell on the princess.  \nOn hot days, we go swimming in a nearby (creak / creek) .  \nHave you (scene / seen) my blue jacket?  \nLook at that eagle (soar / sore) in the sky!  \nMy (feet / feat) were sore after running five miles.  \n(Wood / Would) you like a cup of tea?  \nWe brought our (pale / pail) and shovel to the beach so we could dig in the sand.  \nFlour is the (main / mane) ingredient in cakes.  \nI ate a juicy (pair / pear) for snack today.","cbCaicU1QkHO7vor","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicU1QkHO7vor","pdf",85278,"English","# Homophones Practice\n## Answer Key","[{\"question\":\"What are homophones?\",\"answer\":\"Homophones are words that sound the same when spoken but have different meanings and spellings.\"},{\"question\":\"How should students complete the exercises?\",\"answer\":\"Students are required to circle the correct homophone option provided in parentheses to make the sentence grammatically and semantically correct.\"},{\"question\":\"What is an example of a homophone pair from the worksheet?\",\"answer\":\"One example is 'peak' and 'peek', where 'peak' refers to the top of a mountain and 'peek' means to take a quick look.\"}]","Homophones - Grade 5 Vocabulary Worksheet | PDF",1791792792]