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Phonics Letter Sound CorrespondenceSet 10

1Which communication elements does the passage explicitly mention Sarah controlling?

2What is the process called when students combine a group of phonemes to form words?

3What does it mean to speak 'more clearly'?

4Recursive phonics instruction should include

5Which of the following letters is most likely to be introduced first in progressive phonics instruction?

6Which of the following assessments is correct for this situation?

7Which skill connects knowing letters to saying words smoothly?

8Children with language-learning difficulties

9Why does GIANT have a soft 'g' sound?

10Phonemic awareness is a subset of phonological awareness that focuses on the individual sounds (phonemes) in spoken words.

11It is a phonic substance wherein its unit consists of twenty vowels and twenty-four consonants. Which of the following is referred to?

12What letter sounds like "k" in front of a, o, or u?

13One advantage of using connected texts as part of beginning phonics instruction

14What do intermediate students need in terms of pronunciation in the New English File?

15Pronunciation (Phat am)

16What happens in "go on" ?

17Find the word with the same beginning sound as brick.

18What does "delete, manipulate phonemes" refer to in phonemic awareness?

19What is explicitly teaching letter-sound relationships? Are you teaching students how to break sounds apart?

20When creating language learning materials, how can phonology be applied to help learners acquire correct pronunciation?

21Phonemes: Find the same digraphs wordthese, thumb, ....., thin

22In the word, planet, the consonant blend is pl. Choose the consonant blend or blends in the word, grade.

23The following are all components of phoneme awareness:isolation identity categorizationblend segmenting deletionaddition substitution reversal

24What sound does the letter B make at the start of a word?

25A question about a Kinder teacher playing a bingo game with students where the teacher says a word like Jack and deletes the first letter J. The word becomes ack, and replaces it with each student's first letter name such as M and mack

26How do you read this number: 413

27Digraphs

28The branch of Phonetics that focuses how speech sounds are produced in our speech organ

29Which of the following is a primary goal of the phonetic approach in speech therapy?

30Uncover underlying patterns and rules of the sound system.

31Which type of phonics starts at the whole word level and then analyzes their component phonemes?

32Which of the following is the biggest benefit of requiring oral presentations for students?

33Which of the following is NOT an effective phonics instruction activity?

34This refers to one's ability to clearly pronounce words with appropriate speed, accuracy and expression.

35What are phonemes?

36In the phrase "go on, " which type of linking occurs?

37Which processor in the Four-Part Processing Model is directly involved in phonics instruction?

38Which of the following best describes the role of phonetics in language learning?

39Find the word with the same beginning sound as skin.

40How is the final-ed pronounced in HELPED?

41It is a group of two or more adjacent and dissimilar symbols which really stand for just one sound.

42Which of the following strategies is most effective in teaching phonemic awareness to beginning readers?

43What word do you get when you blend "m" and "an" ?

44If students are encouraged to take out the /k/ sound in CAT and say the remaining word that is called .....

45In teaching phonics, the 'CVC' pattern refers to words like:

46"Decoding sounds into words, phrases, and clauses to understand meaning is ..... processing."

47What is the sound of letter C in (MERCURY)

48The correct pronunciation of the letter "F" in Spanish is .....

49If you speak with an accent .....

50A unit of sound

51The methods of direct observation .....

52How many phonemes are in the word inject?

53Identify the word that does not match the initial blend: splash, splinter, splendid, scratch.

54What is one of the phonological awareness skills for 1st Grade students?

55Which of the following statements is true in relation to early literacy skill acquisition?

56What is not a phoneme element is?

57Phon

58A task to assess orthographic to phonologic conversion is,

59Which of the following is an example of phoneme segmentation?

60Sound interchange is the manifestation of the connection of phonetics with

61How many r-blends and s-blends are there in this sentence?"Stan spills his glass in the grass"