When do you use a to spell the short o sound?

When you hear short o before the l sound.

How does breaking words into syllables help?

It helps with reading, spelling, and pronunciation

When Y used as a vowel?

When y is the only vowel sound in a syllable

When do you spell the /ch/ sound as tch?

When it comes right after a short vowel in a one-syllable word

What is the definition of an open syllable?

Contains a single vowel that is not followed by another letter.

What is the definition of a closed syllable?

Is one in which a single vowel makes a short vowel sound.

What is a compound word?

They are made up of two smaller real words.

What two sounds can the digraph th make?

The digraph th can make the sound as in "this" "thin".

When do you use the digraph ck?

immediately after a short vowel

Why are detached syllables important to learn?

They help students break words into manageable parts.

When do you spell the /j/ sound with dge?

When the /j/ sound comes right after a short vowel sound

What is a two syllable word?

Two-syllable word is a word that has two distinct vowel sounds when spoken

A word part added to the end of a base word to change its meaning

Which is the correct spelling rule?

When f, l, s, z is heard after a short vowel at the end of a word.

Two or more consonants that are said together but hear each sound

What does the magic e do?

It makes the vowel say its name

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When do you use a to spell the short o sound?
When the word ends in the letter "e"
When the word has two syllables
When the word starts with the letter "o"
When you hear short o before the l sound.
2
How does breaking words into syllables help?
It helps with reading, spelling, and pronunciation
It makes words shorter and easier to write
It replaces the need to learn spelling rules
It helps you skip over hard words when reading
3
When Y used as a vowel?
When y is the only vowel sound in a syllable
When y is silent at the end of a word
When y is at the beginning of a word
When y comes before two consonants
4
When do you spell the /ch/ sound as tch?
When the word ends in the letter "e"
When it comes after two consonants
When it comes right after a short vowel in a one-syllable word
When it follows a long vowel sound
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What is the definition of an open syllable?
Contains two vowels that work together to make one sound.
Contains a single vowel that is not followed by another letter.
Always ends in a consonant and makes a short vowel sound.
Has a vowel followed by the letter "r" to make an r-contro
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What is the definition of a closed syllable?
Is one in which a single vowel makes a short vowel sound.
Contains a silent "e" that makes the vowel say its name.
Always ends in a vowel and makes a long vowel sound.
Includes two vowels side by side that make one sound (like in “boat”).
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What is the difference between a long vowel and a short vowel?
short vowels do not sound like the letters name
short vowels say their sound
all of the above
long vowels sound like the letters name
8
What is a compound word?
They are made up of two smaller real words.
A compound word is a word made by adding a prefix or suffix.
A compound word is a nonsense word used in poetry or rhymes.
A compound word is a word that has three or more syllables.
9
What two sounds can the digraph th make?
The digraph th can make the sound as in "this" "thin".
The digraph th makes a /t/ and /h/ sound separately, like in "top" "hat.
The digraph th can only make one sound, and it’s always silent.
The digraph th makes a /ch/ sound like in "cheese" and "chair."
10
When do you use the digraph ck?
after a long vowel
after a short vowel
immediately after a long vowel
immediately after a short vowel
11
Why are detached syllables important to learn?
They teach students how to create brand-new words that
All are correct
They help students break words into manageable parts.
They helps you memorize the dictionary in alphabetical order.
12
Which word is a "Wild Old Word?"
clock
botch
postman
crazy
13
What is the correct way to break apart a syllables?
between the second vowel and consonant VC/V
All are correct ways
between the first vowel and consonant (V/CV
between two consonants VC/CV
14
When do you spell the /j/ sound with dge?
When the /j/ sound comes right after a short vowel sound
When the /j/ sound is at the beginning of a word
When the /j/ sound is at the end of a word with more than one syllable
When the /j/ sound comes after a consonant blend
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What is a two syllable word?
Two-syllable word is a word that has two distinct vowel sounds when spoken
A two-syllable word is any word with two meanings.
A two-syllable word is any word that has two letters.
A two-syllable word is a word that contains two of the same consonants.
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What is a suffix?
A silent letter at the end of a word
A word part added to the end of a base word to change its meaning
A word part added to the beginning of a word
A punctuation mark used at the end of a sentence
17
Which word has a glued sound at the end of the word?
black
wash
dodge
hamstring
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Which is the correct spelling rule?
When t,f,l, s, z is heard at the end of a long vowel word.
When f, l, s, z is heard after a short vowel at the end of a word.
When t, f, l, s, z is heard at the end of at the end of a word.
When f,l,s,z, is heard after a long vowel word.
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What is a blend?
A consonant and vowel that make a silent syllable
A prefix added to the start of a word
Two or more consonants that are said together but hear each sound
A letter that is always silent in a word
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What does the magic e do?
It makes the vowel say its name
It adds an extra syllable to the word
It makes the consonants louder
It changes the word into a completely different word with a new meaning

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