Educational worksheet on homophones and homographs with fill-in-the-blank exercises and examples.

A worksheet titled "Homophones and homographs" with exercises for identifying and using homophones and homographs in sentences, featuring a small illustration of a bird and a tree branch.

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1. The word "cold" can mean a sickness or the opposite of hot.
2. The word "bark" can mean the sound a dog makes or the outer layer of a tree.
3. The word "fly" can mean to move through the air or an insect.
4. The word "bat" can mean a flying mammal or a piece of sports equipment.
5. The word "light" can mean not heavy or illumination.
6. The word "match" can mean a game or a small stick that produces fire.
7. The word "lead" can mean to guide or a type of metal.
8. The word "ring" can mean a piece of jewelry or the sound a bell makes.
9. The word "spring" can mean a season or a coiled piece of metal.
10. The word "trunk" can mean the main stem of a tree or the storage compartment of a car.

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