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1. SYNONYMS AND ANTONYMS CHALLENGE

2. The brave soldier faced the enemy without fear, and the courageous firefighter rescued the people from the burning building. A. SYNONYM QUESTION 1 B. ANTONYM

3. The brave soldier faced the enemy without fear, and the courageous firefighter rescued the people from the burning building. A. SYNONYM QUESTION 1 B . ANTONYM

4. The strong athlete lifted the heavy weight, while the weak person couldn't even hold it. A. SYNONYM QUESTION 2 B. ANTONYM

5. The strong athlete lifted the heavy weight, while the weak person couldn't even hold it. QUESTION 2 B . ANTONYM A. SYNONYM

6. The heavy suitcase was hard to carry, but the l ight backpack was easy to wear. A. SYNONYM QUESTION 3 B. ANTONYM

7. The heavy suitcase was hard to carry, but the light backpack was easy to wear. QUESTION 3 B . ANTONYM A. SYNONYM

8. The cake was delicious with its sweet frosting, and the pizza was tasty with its melted cheese. A. SYNONYM QUESTION 4 B. ANTONYM

9. The cake was delicious with its sweet frosting, and the pizza was tasty with its melted cheese. A. SYNONYM QUESTION 4 B . ANTONYM

10. The funny comedian made everyone laugh, and the humorous story was full of jokes. A. SYNONYM QUESTION 5 B. ANTONYM

11. The funny comedian made everyone laugh, and the humorous story was full of jokes. A. SYNONYM QUESTION 5 B . ANTONYM

12. RIDDLE I have two sounds, but one meaning. I am used to say goodbye and to buy. What am I?

13. RIDDLE I have two sounds, but one meaning. I am used to say goodbye and to buy. What am I? BYE AND BUY

14. Homonyms

15. Homonyms are words that are spelled and pronounced the same but have different meanings depending on how they are used in a sentence. Homonyms

16. TWO TYPES OF HOMONYMS

17. Homophones are words that sound the same but have different spellings and different meanings . These words may create confusion in listening because they are pronounced identically. Homophones

18. Peace / Piece • Peace: A state of tranquility. • Piece: A portion of something. Sentence: I want a piece of cake to celebrate the peace in our community. Homophones

19. • Flew / Flu • Flew: The past tense of fly. • Flu: Short for influenza, a viral infection. Sentence: The bird flew over the field while I was recovering from the flu. Homophones

20. Homographs are words that have the same spelling but different meanings and sometimes different pronunciations. They often confuse when reading, as their meaning depends entirely on context. Homographs

21. • Wind • Wind (noun): The movement of air. • Wind (verb): To twist or turn something. Sentence: The wind picked up as I had to wind the old clock for it to work.

22. Lead • Lead (verb): To guide or be in charge. • Lead (noun): A type of metal. Sentence: She will lead the project while avoiding using lead in the materials for safety.