Homonyms worksheet with picture pairs for students to identify and write the correct homonyms.

Task: Identify Homonyms for Each Set of Pictures

#### Homonyms are words that sound the same but have different meanings and spellings. The task is to identify homonyms for each pair of images provided.

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Step-by-Step Solution:

#### 1. First Row:
- Image 1: A handshake
- Image 2: A football (American football)
- Homonyms:
- Handshake sounds like hand-shake.
- Football sounds like foot-ball.

#### 2. Second Row:
- Image 1: A puzzle or jigsaw
- Image 2: A cityscape with buildings
- Homonyms:
- Puzzle sounds like puzzle.
- City sounds like city.

#### 3. Third Row:
- Image 1: A calculator and a hand holding a card
- Image 2: A sailboat on water
- Homonyms:
- Calculator sounds like calculator.
- Sailboat sounds like sail-boat.

#### 4. Fourth Row:
- Image 1: A person thinking (hand on chin)
- Image 2: The number 8
- Homonyms:
- Think sounds like think.
- Eight sounds like eight.

#### 5. Fifth Row:
- Image 1: A boy's face
- Image 2: A rabbit
- Homonyms:
- Boy sounds like boy.
- Rabbit sounds like rabbit.

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Final Answer:

| Image Pair | Homonyms |
|------------|----------|
| Handshake, Football | Handshake, Foot-ball |
| Puzzle, City | Puzzle, City |
| Calculator, Sailboat | Calculator, Sail-boat |
| Think, Eight | Think, Eight |
| Boy, Rabbit | Boy, Rabbit |

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Explanation:

For each pair of images, I identified words that describe the images and then determined if they were homonyms (words that sound the same but have different meanings). This required analyzing the visual cues and matching them with appropriate words that share the same pronunciation.

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