Open, Silent-E, Closed Syllable Review 95% Group

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What is an open syllable?

Back

An open syllable ends with a vowel sound and the vowel is usually long. Example: 'go', 'me'.

Front

What is a closed syllable?

Back

A closed syllable ends with a consonant, which closes the vowel in the syllable, making the vowel sound short. Example: 'cat', 'dog'.

Front

What is a silent e syllable?

Back

A silent e syllable has an 'e' at the end that is not pronounced, but it makes the preceding vowel sound long. Example: 'cake', 'time'.

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Identify the syllable type: 'croint'.

Back

None of these.

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Identify the syllable type: 'stant'.

Back

Closed.

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Identify the syllable type: 'jope'.

Back

Silent e.

Front

Identify the syllable type: 'cupe'.

Back

Silent e.

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Identify the syllable type: 'stup'.

Back

Closed.

Front

What is the rule for open syllables?

Back

In open syllables, the vowel is usually long.

Front

What is the rule for closed syllables?

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In closed syllables, the vowel is usually short.