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    For the Phonics exam, students need to study homographs, which are words that sound the same but have different meanings, and homophones, which are words that sound the same but have different spellings and meanings. The document provides examples of homographs like "fine," "bark," and "star" and homophones like "aunt" and "ant," "blue" and "blew," and "flower" and "flour." Students are encouraged to study these examples to do well on the upcoming exam. For the English Literature exam, students must review the chapters read in class from the book "The Ghost in Featherstone Castle" and can prepare a summary paper to bring to the exam

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    For the Phonics exam, students need to study homographs, which are words that sound the same but have different meanings, and homophones, which are words that sound the same but have different spellings and meanings. The document provides examples of homographs like "fine," "bark," and "star" and homophones like "aunt" and "ant," "blue" and "blew," and "flower" and "flour." Students are encouraged to study these examples to do well on the upcoming exam. For the English Literature exam, students must review the chapters read in class from the book "The Ghost in Featherstone Castle" and can prepare a summary paper to bring to the exam

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    For the Phonics exam, students need to study homographs, which are words that sound the same but have different meanings, and homophones, which are words that sound the same but have different spellings and meanings. The document provides examples of homographs like "fine," "bark," and "star" and homophones like "aunt" and "ant," "blue" and "blew," and "flower" and "flour." Students are encouraged to study these examples to do well on the upcoming exam. For the English Literature exam, students must review the chapters read in class from the book "The Ghost in Featherstone Castle" and can prepare a summary paper to bring to the exam

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    For the Phonics exam you'll have to study the homophones and the homographs

    Homographs are words that are spelled the same but have different meanings

    Homographs to study:

    Fine: 1. Money paid for a mistake


    2. Okay

    Bark: 1. The sound a dog makes


    2. A tree covering

    Star: 1. A light in the sky


    2. A famous person

    Change: 1. To become something new


    2. Money or coins

    Homophones are words that are pronounced the same but have different meaning and spelling.

    Some homophones to study

    ● Aunt: my parents' sister


    ● Ant: an insect

    ● Blue: the color


    ● Blew: past of blow

    ● Flower: a plant
    ● Flour: ingridient for baking

    ● Hour: related to the time


    ● Our: that belongs to us

    Study these homographs and homophones to do better in the exam :)

    For the English Literature exam you have to study the chapters we read in the this term of the
    book The ghost in feather stone castle. You can do a little summary of the story in a paper
    and bring it to the exam.

    Remember to bring your dictionary.

    Study and trust your knowledge, you got this! luck!

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