The correct homophones to complete each blank, starting from 14, are rode, road, troupe, troop, flour, peace, feast, blue, and grater, as explained below.
14. They <u>rode </u>carelessly on the <u>road</u>.
15. A <u>troupe </u>of dancers was saluted by a <u>troop </u>of soldiers.
16. We always depend of <u>flour </u>on the baking of our bread.
17. You had better get ready for war if you want <u>peace</u>.
18. The Iguiye <u>feast </u>usually comes up once in a <u>blue </u>moon.
19. Okra is normally split into pieces by using a <u>grater</u>.
What are homophones?
Homophones are words that have different meanings and that are spelled differently, but that have the same pronunciation or sound. For example, read aloud the words "see" and "sea." They sound exactly the same, but are different words. They are homophones.
We should note that "fist" and "feast" are not really homophones. Their sounds are not completely identical. In case you have doubts when doing activities such as this one, look up the words in a dictionary and choose the one that goes with the context.
We can conclude we completed the sentences correctly with the proper homophones.
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