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Homophones Worksheet - Alien Visitor

The document is a homophone worksheet that contains two parts. Part One provides 25 multiple choice questions to choose between homophones. Part Two asks the reader to write two sentences for each of three word pairs that are homophones: weather/whether, affect/effect, and accept/except. The worksheet aims to distinguish between words that sound the same but have different meanings and spellings.

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Homophones Worksheet - Alien Visitor

The document is a homophone worksheet that contains two parts. Part One provides 25 multiple choice questions to choose between homophones. Part Two asks the reader to write two sentences for each of three word pairs that are homophones: weather/whether, affect/effect, and accept/except. The worksheet aims to distinguish between words that sound the same but have different meanings and spellings.

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Homophones Worksheet

A homophone is a word that is pronounced the same as another word, but has a
different meaning and usually a different spelling.

Part One: Choose the correct word.

1. My brother and I went stargazing last ____________ knight / night.


2. We went out alone to a field by the____________ creak / creek
3. All of a sudden I saw a bright light ____________soar / sore over our heads.
4. Then we ____________heard / herd a crashing sound.
5. We started walking toward the noise and we saw a big ____________hole / whole in
the ground.
6. As we got closer, a cloud of smoke ____________flew / flue from the crater.
7. "Oh ____________dear / deer!" my brother said.
8. A little green and purple alien with 20 ____________feat / feet crawled out of the
wreckage.
9. The alien had a glowing ____________ vain / vein on his forehead.
10. "Take me to your ____________leader / liter." said the alien.
11. My brother said, "Ok, right over ____________their / there / they're," and he
pointed at me.
12. My face turned ____________pale / pail and I looked at my brother and said,
"Really?"
13. The alien started glowing blue and said, "Don't worry. I come in ____________peace
/ piece."
14. "That's ____________grate / great because we didn't want to hurt you," said my
brother.
15. He can be so ____________dense / dents sometimes.
16. "It looks like you crashed your ____________plain / plane or whatever. Can we help
you?" I said.
17. The alien said, "I need to refill the fuel ____________cell / sell
on my ship."
18. I was trying to ____________rap / wrap my head around his request, when the alien
saw my brother's grape soda.
19. The alien said to my brother, "May I ____________sea / see your beverage?"
20. My brother sat there and didn't say anything like his tongue was ____________tide /
tied.
21. "Go ahead and give him ____________some / sum." I said, "Listen to your leader."
22. My brother ____________side / sighed and handed the alien his grape soda.
23. "Are you going to ____________ poor / pore / pour that in your ship?" asked my
brother.
24. The alien drank the rest of the soda and ____________threw / through the empty can
on the smoking wreckage.
25. "No, I just like soda." the alien said as the ____________raise / rays from the moon
bounced off his shiny forehead

Part Two: Write two sentences for each of the word pairs.
Correctly use each word in a sentence.

A. weather / whether
a. _______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________

b. _______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
B. affect / effect
a. _______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________

b. _______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
C. accept / except
a. _______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________

b. _______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________

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