This advanced Grade 3 worksheet focuses on homographs, words spelled the same but with different meanings, such as bat, bark, lead, and tear. Students answer four multiple choice questions using context clues and complete five fill-in-the-blank sentences that require picking the correct meaning. Grade 3 learners deepen vocabulary and improve their ability to read for meaning in rich, challenging sentence contexts.

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Homophones and Homographs
Grade 3
★ Part A: Multiple Choice
Circle the best answer for each question.
1. In the Grade 3 sentence 'The bat flew out of the cave,' what does 'bat' mean?
 A) a flying animal
 B) a wooden club
 C) a kind of ball
 D) a baseball player
2. In 'The dog's bark woke me up,' what does 'bark' mean (Grade 3)?
 A) tree covering
 B) a boat
 C) the sound a dog makes
 D) a kind of bread
3. In 'Please lead the way to class,' what does 'lead' mean (Grade 3)?
 A) a heavy metal
 B) to guide
 C) a pencil tip
 D) a rope
4. In 'A tear rolled down her cheek,' what does 'tear' mean (Grade 3)?
 A) to rip paper
 B) a drop from the eye
 C) to pull apart
 D) a hole in fabric
★ Part B: Fill in the Blank
Write the correct answer on each line.
1) The woodpecker pecked at the tree bark.
2) He swung the bat and hit the baseball hard.
3) Pencils used to have lead inside them.
4) Be careful not to tear the paper in half.
5) Homophones sound alike but homographs are spelled the same.
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