The Great Homonym Challenge

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The Great Homonym Challenge Team 8H, Attached is your study guide for The Great Homonym Challenge. This list will be used as the basis for not only a test, but a contest for valuable $$$ Dollar Store prizes. The Challenge will be given on ________________, so start studying! Sincerely, Mr. McCloskey The Great Homonym Challenge Supreme Ruler

The Great Homonym Challenge Aloud __________ Allowed __________ Base _______________ Bass _______________ Blue _______________ Blew _______________ Week ______________ Weak ______________ Beat _______________ Beet _______________ Led ________________ Lead _______________ Do _________________ Due ________________ Dew _______________ Row _______________ Roe ________________ Soul ________________ Sole ________________ Not ________________ Knot _______________ Sell ________________ Cell ________________ Knight ______________ Night _______________ Steal _______________ Steel _______________ Through ____________ Threw ______________ Meet _______________ Meat _______________ In __________________ Inn _________________ Dough ______________ Doe ________________ Knew _______________ New _______________ No _________________ Know _______________ Tail ________________ Tale ________________ Fair ________________ Fare ________________ Sore _______________ Soar _______________ Horse ______________ Hoarse _____________ Write _______________ Right _______________ Rite ________________ One ________________ Won _______________ Heal ________________ Heel _______________ Deer _______________ Dear _______________ Piece _______________ Peace ______________ Be _________________ Bee ________________ Pain ________________ Pane _______________ Buy ________________ By _________________ Bye ________________ Some _______________ Sum ________________ Flower ______________ Four _______________ Whale ______________ Wail ________________ Real ________________ Reel ________________ Board ______________ Bored ______________ Course ______________ Coarse ______________ Would ______________ Wood ______________ Cord _______________ Chord ______________ Road _______________ Rode _______________ Rowed ______________ Sea ________________ See ________________ Past ________________ Passed ______________ Sale ________________ Sail ________________ Weight _____________ Wait _______________ Hear _______________ Here _______________ Tide ________________ Tied ________________ Cent _______________ Sent _______________ Scent ______________ Main _______________ Mane ______________ Where ______________ Wear _______________ Ware _______________ Bow ________________ Bough ______________ Tour _______________ Tore _______________ Eight _______________ Ate ________________ Eye ________________ I ___________________ Our ________________ Hour _______________ Made ______________ Maid _______________ Rain ________________ Reign _______________ Rein ________________ Whole ______________ Hole _______________ Mail _______________ Male _______________ Bread ______________ Bred _______________ Son ________________ Sun ________________ Tea ________________ Tee ________________ Heard ______________ Herd _______________ I’ll _________________ Aisle _______________ Isle ________________ Birth _______________ Berth _______________ Bear _______________ Bare _______________ Idol ________________ Idle_________________

Aunt _______________ Ant ________________ Lone _______________ Raise _______________ Rays _______________ Pear _______________ Pair ________________ Pare _______________ Straight _____________ Strait _______________ Seller _______________ Cellar _______________ Bold ________________ Bowled _____________ Him ________________ Hymn ______________ Foul _______________ Fowl _______________ Lesson ______________ Lessen ______________ Or _________________ Oar ________________ Ore ________________ Colonel _____________ Kernel ______________ Patience ____________ Patients _____________ Waste ______________ Waist _______________ Steak _______________ Stake _______________ Stair _______________ Stare _______________ Fur ________________ Fir _________________ There ______________ Their _______________ They’re _____________ Pale ________________ Pail ________________ Per ________________ Purr _______________ Mind _______________ Mined ______________ Weather ____________ Whether ____________ Vise ________________ Vice ________________ Feet ________________ Feat ________________ Cereal ______________ Serial _______________ Carrot ______________ Karat _______________ Stationary ___________ Stationery ___________ To _________________ Two ________________ Too ________________ So _________________ Sew ________________ Pray ________________ Prey ________________ Poll ________________ Pole ________________ Flee ________________ Flea ________________ Weigh ______________ Way ________________ Cheap ______________ Cheep ______________ Sweet ______________ Suite _______________ Hair ________________ Hare _______________ Peel ________________ Peal ________________ Tax ________________ Tacks _______________ Principal ____________ Principle ____________ Hanger _____________ Hangar _____________ Die ________________ Dye ________________ Seem _______________ Seam _______________ Sight _______________ Site ________________ Cite ________________ Seen _______________ Scene ______________ Creak ______________ Creek ______________ Groan ______________ Grown ______________ Crews ______________ Cruise ______________ Ring ________________ Wring ______________ Toe ________________ Tow ________________ Bite ________________ Byte _______________ Size ________________ Sighs _______________ Guest ______________ Guessed ____________ Profit _______________ Prophet _____________ Roll ________________ Role ________________ Red ________________ Read _______________ Hue ________________ Hew _______________ Lie _________________ Lye ________________ Poor _______________ Pour _______________ Pore _______________ Route ______________ Root _______________ Bail ________________ Bale ________________ Mist ________________ Missed _____________ Slay ________________ Sleigh ______________ Moose ______________ Mousse _____________ Shown ______________ Shone ______________ Need _______________ Knead ______________ Which ______________ Witch ______________

More _______________ Moor _______________ Bridal ______________ Bridle ______________ Bell ________________ Belle _______________ Skull _______________ Scull _______________ Petal _______________ Pedal _______________ Presents ____________ Presence ____________ Metal ______________ Medal ______________ Mettle ______________ Meddle _____________ Plane _______________ Plain _______________ Alter _______________ Altar _______________ Bow ________________ Beau _______________ Surf ________________ Serf ________________ None _______________ Nun ________________ Pistol _______________ Pistil _______________ Mantle _____________ Mantel _____________ Wax _______________ Whacks ____________ Barren _____________ Baron ______________ Boy ________________ Buoy _______________ Martial _____________ Marshal _____________ Manor ______________ Manner _____________ Peek _______________ Peak _______________ It’s _________________ Its _________________ Borough ____________ Burrow _____________ Burro _______________ Mall ________________ Maul _______________ Hall ________________ Haul _______________ Wrap ______________ Rap ________________ Core _______________ Corp _______________ Miner ______________ Minor ______________ Maze _______________ Maize ______________ Hire ________________ Higher ______________ Rye ________________ Wry ________________ Leased ______________ Least _______________ Locks _______________ Lox ________________ Cymbal _____________ Symbol _____________ Been _______________ Bin _________________ Wrest ______________ Rest ________________ Bizarre _____________ Bazaar ______________ Heir ________________ Air _________________ Your _______________ You’re ______________ Capitol _____________ Capital ______________