Phonics

Which word has a silent “k”?

Which of the following is an example of a closed syllable?

Which is an example of a long vowel pattern?

If you know the word "cat," which of these words shares the same ending sound?

What is the correct syllable division in “rabbit”?

How do you spell the word “run” when adding the suffix “-ing”?

Which silent letter pair appears at the start of “gnome”?

Which letter pattern best matches the sound /th/ in “this”?

What happens to the word “make” when adding -ing?

Which is an example of a consonant blend?

What is the r-controlled vowel sound in “fork”?

What is Analytic Phonics?

In the word “dog,” what sound do the letters d-o-g make?

Which suffix means “full of”?

Which suffix would change “care” to a noun meaning “the state of being careful”?

Which sound does “c” make in the word “city”?

Which syllable pattern best describes “table”?

Which of these contains a digraph?

What is the first step in Phonics Through Spelling?

Which syllable pattern is “magic e”?

Which word contains the silent letter “mb”?

What does Synthetic Phonics teach children to do?

Which of the following words uses the prefix “dis-” to mean “not”?

In “replay,” what is the prefix and what does it mean?

Which phonics type teaches phonics naturally while reading books?

Which vowel team is in the word “fruit”?

Which word has an r-controlled vowel?

What is the vowel team in “pie”?

Which pair correctly shows hard and soft “c” sounds?

Which word starts with a silent letter?

Which of these is NOT a consonant blend?

How does “happy” change when making it “happier”?

Which is NOT an example of a vowel team?

Which is a hard “g” sound?

Which word contains a suffix?

What part of the word “king” helps read the word “ring”?

What happens to the “e” in “make” when adding “-ed”?

What prefix means “again”?

Which word is formed by blending these sounds: c-a-t?

Which vowel team is in the word “beach”?

Which is a consonant digraph?

Which word contains the suffix “-ness”?

Which digraph is in the word “phone”?

In analogy phonics, the rime “-ing” in “king” helps to read which word?

In “giraffe,” which letter represents the soft “g” sound?

What is the correct spelling when changing “happy” to the comparative form?

What is the vowel pattern in the word “bead”?

What phoneme does the “ph” digraph represent?

Which of these words contains a diphthong vowel sound?

Which phonics method involves children learning words first, then analyzing letter patterns?