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Phonics Letter Sound CorrespondenceSet 1

1..... is the root of many difficulties in reading and spelling.

2Which example best demonstrates proper articulation?

3What is decoding in phonics?

4A phonemic awareness task in which the child is given a word and identifies which sound occurs at the beginning, middle, or end of the word.

5Which of the following is a major challenge of teaching the decoding of /s/ to students in kindergarten?

6Which option shows examples of the 'ng' sound practice?

7Which of the following is a multi-century approach to phonics

8Which term describes sounds produced in a way that makes it easier for children to blend them together to make a whole word?

9What is the first sound you hear in the word "cat"?

10How do you read f(x)?

11Orally blending sounds?

12..... is a string of words made from different sounds in the phonological system of a particular language.

13How do we pronounce this? $9^3$

14How do you read this number?2018

15Can you ..... this word correctly?

16Ladder

17What is the correct way to transmit the call sign HB-YKM?

18My first grade teacher helped me to learn to read teaching me the sounds of each letter using .....

19How many phonemes are there in the word dangerous?

20When learning a new language, a person struggles to differentiate similar sounds that change meaning, such as "bat" vs. "pat." This difficulty involves recognizing:

21Which pair of words has the same beginning sounds?

22Find the odd one out based on initial blend: three, throat, thrive, screen.

23The sounds that letters make and the letters that are used to represent sounds $\rightarrow$ Phonics

24According to basic principles of research-based, systematic phonics instruction, which of the following common English letter combinations would be most appropriate for a first-grade teacher to introduce first?

25(or perceptual phonetics) which deals with the perception, via the ear, of speechsounds

26Phoneme blending is:

27We learn special sounds in .....

28Which language feature is linked with faster decoding for beginners?

29Which exercise involves blending sounds to form a word?

30The combination of letters "ea" is pronounced differently in one of the words below. Where?

31Which statement best captures how linguistics supports foreign language teaching?

32Reverse the phonemes in 'dog' to form a new word.

33When do phonological and phonemic awareness typically develop in relation to reading skills?

34Which of the following teacher prompts will best assess a first grade student's phonemic awareness?

35An example of a phonemic awareness assessment is:

36How many phonemes are in the word box?

37What does sound/phoneme blending involve?

38Which of the following is the smallest unit within a language system?

39Which word starts with a bl sound?

40The founder of the phoneme theory

41In testing phonemic awareness skills, students should be checked on their ability to identify sounds in initial, medial and final positions in words.

42How many phonemes are in the word chomp?

43Which step comes first when decoding CVC words?

44What is the correct way to say "FL180" on the radio?

45How many phonemes are in the word chip?

46Hey there, math whizzes! Ethan, Avery, and Elijah are having a friendly debate about how to read the number '114". Can you help them settle this? How would you read it?

47How many phonemes are in the word dentist?

48..... are the symbols that represent phonemes (in English, they are letters).

49Find the word that starts with the "spl" blend.

50Read the sentence below; then answer the question that follows. My family went to the circus last weekend. I liked the clowns the best. They were very funny. A student makes several miscues when reading these sentences aloud. Which of the following miscues represents an error in decoding consonant blends?

51The art of speaking clearly and well, with correct enunciation.

52A teacher wants students to take an analytic approach to phoneme-grapheme relationships. Which of the following would be the most effective strategy in this situation?

53Knowledge that a student uses to determine the pronunciation of an unknown word.

54What does onset and rime refer to?

55The mathematical symbol &dollar; eq&dollar; (approximately equal to) is often read as:

56What advantage does an ELL student have if their primary language uses a similar alphabet?

57What is the definition of phonics, according to the lesson?

58In which word is the "ch" digraph pronounced as /k/?

59Which does NOT apply to the letter /t/

60A learner can read the words "car," "cart," and "care." The learner says all three words sound the same. What phonics concept does the learner MOST need to understand?

61Identify the diction term.The baby began to talk: "car, mom, cat ..... "