This printable worksheet helps students master homographs by defining the concept and providing contextual practice sentences.

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🔍 Homographs Task Overview

Homographs are words that share the same spelling but have different meanings (and sometimes different pronunciations). For example:
- "bass" (a fish) vs. "bass" (a low musical note)
- "lead" (to guide) vs. "lead" (the metal)

The task likely asks you to:
1. Identify homographs in sentences.
2. Match each word with its correct meaning.
3. Possibly fill in blanks or choose the right definition.

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✔ How to Solve Homograph Problems

Let’s assume the task includes sentences like:

> 1. She bassed the guitar during the concert.
> 2. The bass was caught in the river.

You’d analyze:
- In sentence 1: “bass” refers to music, so it means low-pitched sound.
- In sentence 2: “bass” refers to a type of fish.

So both are homographs — same spelling, different meanings.

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🛠️ Steps to Solve Such Tasks:

1. Read each sentence carefully and determine context.
2. Identify the word that might be a homograph.
3. Think about possible meanings of the word.
4. Choose the one that fits the context.
5. Label or write down the correct meaning.

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💡 Example Problem & Solution

Suppose the problem says:

> Choose the correct meaning of the underlined word:
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> 1. The bank is near the river.
> A) Financial institution
> B) Side of a river
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> 2. He ran to catch the bus.
> A) To move quickly on foot
> B) To operate a business

✔ Answers:
1. B) Side of a river → *“Bank”* as a riverbank
2. A) To move quickly on foot → *“Run”* as movement

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