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Using this word list, figure out which words complete the sentences.
Find only those words that complete the sentences in the word search.
Homonyms
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Homonyms


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AWIELDAYSDEEERAHSEDODOWE
LRPOEECAEAABRATSPTOEEEWL
LREEDLCCAYCTEOATNHECETOE
CSCRAYENACETLANNCMLLEILE
ETTOEPOCBCDCSATATCIMBCLS
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OESIUIDEPENNDENTSCETCTAB
SEEAAATDSLUELCTLOYTLATLR
TCORSDYIETBECHCRCEICECEC
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Date ___________________
Homonyms
(Answer ID # 0678002)
Complete each sentence using the correct word.
Then find the correct form in the word search.

1.   The ritual was danced for five successive (days, daze) and was accompanied by hypnotic trances.


2.   My mother had no sisters, but on my father's side of the family I have two (ants, aunts).
3.   Meroni, the neighbor's cat, found it easy to (climb, clime) the tree, but difficult to get down.


4.   The attorney was able to (cite, sight, site) specific cases in which the courts strictly interpreted the law.
5.   The price of the newspaper will increase by 50 (cents, scents, sents).
6.   In geometry class we learned that a (chord, cord) is a straight line connecting two points on an arc.
7.   In pioneer times, potatoes and apples were often stored in the (cellar, seller).
8.   "Aye, (aye, eye, I), sir," said the sailor, nodding his head.
9.   Visitors to the United States are (allowed, aloud) to stay for a maximum of six months.


10.   Witnesses said he was wearing baggy (close, clothes) and a black denim jacket.


11.   (Ants, Aunts) are a major problem in some parts of Africa.
12.   Wireless services caught the (aye, eye, I) of government officials after the September 11 attack.
13.   He was so angry the (chords, cords) in his neck stood out like rope!
14.   Furniture is often made from the wood of (beach, beech) trees.


15.   All employees and their (dependence, dependents) are covered under the new health insurance plan.


16.   The (dear, deer) was Coty's favorite animal at the petting zoo.
17.   Deep Blue (beat, beet) Kasparov in the first game of the chess match.
18.   All sentences should begin with (capital, capitol) letters.


19.   The science of genetics had its beginnings when Mendel (bread, bred) pea plants.
20.   After Pavarotti finished his solo, the (acts, ax, axe) that followed seemed dull.

 

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