What does 'non phonographic' refer to?

texts or elements of literacy that don't rely on written representation

What is a phonological shift?

When the sounds change but the letters stay the same

Which statement best describes phonological shift in words?

Sounds change while letters remain the same

What is orthographical shift in word study?

Letters change while sounds remain the same

What is a split digraph?

When two letters say one sound but are split by a consonant

What does Orthographic Mapping involve in word study?

connecting sounds with their corresponding letters to form words

When four letters say one sound

Which option best describes phonological awareness?

Ability to recognise and manipulate sounds

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1
What is the purpose of recognizing and using grammatical morphemes?
a) To create word families
c) All of the above
b) To improve vocabulary
2
What does 'non phonographic' refer to?
Words with consistent letter-sound correspondence
texts or elements of literacy that don't rely on written representation
Words with no vowels
Words with letters that say more than one sound
3
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False
True
4
What is a phonological shift?
When three letters say one sound
When two letters say one sound but are split by a consonant
When the sounds change but the letters stay the same
When the letters change but the sounds stay the same
5
Which statement best describes phonological shift in words?
Words become shorter in length
Sounds change while letters remain the same
Letters change while sounds remain the same
Sounds and letters both change
6
What is orthographical shift in word study?
Words with no vowels
Sounds change while letters remain the same
Letters change while sounds remain the same
Words with consistent letter-sound correspondence
7
What is a split digraph?
When two letters say one sound but are split by a consonant
When four letters say one sound
When three letters say one sound
When two letters say one sound
8
What does Orthographic Mapping involve in word study?
Understanding sentence structures
Bonding sounds, pronunciations, and meanings
Learning vocabulary words
connecting sounds with their corresponding letters to form words
9
What is a quadgraph?
When four letters say one sound
When two letters say one sound but are split by a consonant
When two letters say one sound
When three letters say one sound
10
Which word is a considered High Frequency Word
are
jump
play
trick
11
Which of the following are phonemic awareness skills?
Subtraction
Punctuation
Deletion
Paragraphing
12
Which option best describes phonological awareness?
Skill in writing complex sentences
Knowledge of grammar rules
Ability to recognise and manipulate sounds
Understanding of language structure

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