Final Stable Syllables Test

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What is a final stable syllable?

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A final stable syllable is a syllable that comes at the end of a word and typically has a consistent sound, often represented by specific letter combinations like 'tion', 'sion', or 'tion'.

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Give an example of a final stable syllable.

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Examples include 'tion' as in 'action', 'sion' as in 'vision', and 'tion' as in 'station'.

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How do you divide the word 'supervision' into syllables?

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The correct division is su/per/vi/sion.

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What sound does 'sion' make in the word 'vision'?

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The sound is /zhun/.

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What is the syllable division for the word 'compression'?

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The correct division is com/press/ion.

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Identify the final stable syllable in the word 'education'.

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The final stable syllable is 'tion'.

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What is the meaning of the suffix 'tion'?

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The suffix 'tion' indicates the action or result of a verb, such as in 'creation' (the act of creating).

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Which of the following is a final stable syllable: 'bat', 'cat', 'dog', 'rat'?

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None of these words contain a final stable syllable; they are all single syllables.

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What is the correct syllable division for 'transfusion'?

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The correct division is tran/sfus/ion.

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What does the suffix 'sion' indicate?

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The suffix 'sion' indicates the state or condition of something, often used in nouns.