Phonics Letter Sound CorrespondenceSet 6

1What skills do emergent readers develop that help them manipulate phonemes within words?
2The study of the physical properties of speech as sound waves
3How many phoneme are there in this word?English
4Choose the correct option.The letter 'g' in goat is .....
5An example of Phonemic Substitution would be to replace the /o/ in /dog/ with /i/ to make the word /dig/.
6When are phonics programs effective?
7Pronunciation rules have been a result of:
8How would a teacher use phonology in their instruction?
9True or False?The word boat has a short "o" sound.
10What is one of the foundational skills necessary for word recognition and comprehension?
11What is rime?
12Bibo was reading an unfamiliar word. He read each syllable first until finally he decoded the entire word. Which skill did he apply?
13In Spanish, each letter has its own sound (which makes it easy to learn how to pronounce and spell!) This makes Spanish a .....
14The teacher asks students to say the word "DOG" and asks "What's the last sound you hear in the word DOG?
15How do you pronounce R?
16..... means breaking down words into their component phonemes.
17Diagraphs are?
18Which teaching strategy is most effective for improving phonemic awareness in Grade 3?
19Children substitute one phoneme for another to make a new word. This is called phoneme .....
20How many phonemes are in the word stitch?
21Marge Simpson is said to have a strident ..... This is the sound of a person's voice that distinguishes it from others.
22The spoken word "mast" has how many phonemes?
23A kindergarten teacher implements the following lesson:Teacher: What are the sounds in the word "sit"? Student: /s/ /i/ /t/ Teacher: Good. The new word is "pit". What sound changed "sit" to "pit"? Student: /p/The phonemic awareness lesson above is an example of:
24What is phonetic motivation?
25What sound does the letter "Y" make when used as a consonant?
26Which word has the letter "S" pronounced like in "SUNDAY"?
27How do you read this year?1420
28Which group of words contains words with r-controlled vowels?
29What sound does the letter 'c' make when followed by 'e', 'i', or 'y'?
30Use the root phon to infer how studying phonics helps with reading.
31Which rule about the American T is correct?
32What is the focus of Stage 1 Initial Reading (Grades 1-2.5) in Jean Chall's Stages of Reading?
33The study of how different speech sounds are produced by the speaker and how these sounds are perceived by the hearer is called .....
34Phonics is the study of relationships between sounds and their written form.
35Which of the following is an example of phonics?
36What is one of the first steps suggested for improving pronunciation in a foreign language?
37The science or study of speech sounds, how to pronounce correctly the English words.
38Write the number of phonemes next to the words below. 10. joint .....
39Separating pig into /p/, /i/, and /g/ is an example of .....
40A first-grade teacher is introducing open syllables. Which word would she use as examples?
41Choose the word with the same r-controlled vowel as horn: corn-dark-bark
42What method would you use to figure out: What are the sounds in hat?
43At what age can children typically perform substitution of phonemes to create new words?
44What is blending in the context of phonemic awareness?
45Predictable relationships between phonemes (sounds) and graphemes (letters)
46It involves an overlap of the ending sound of one word and the beginning sound of the other.
47Which phonological process captures a child's pronunciation of animal as aminal?
48Why should phonetic spellings be considered in broadcast writing?
49Which shows an onset blend followed by a rime?
50What is the most critical phonological awareness skill?
51Phonemic awareness is essential for learning to read and .....
52Allophones of a phoneme are .....
53How do you call the ability to transfer phonological knowledge to text?
54The five big elements include 'phonics'? True or false?
55Parentese is helpful because it .....
56Applying knowledge of letter-sound relationships in order to sound out a word; in reading practice, the term is used primarily to refer to word identification rather than word comprehension
57Elkonin Boxes are used to:
58What does the term "onset" refer to in the context of phonics?
59Letter-sound correspondences that occur most often in the English language.
60What is the study of individual sounds called?
61The ability to hear, identify and manipulate the individual sounds-phonemes-in spoken words.