Spanish Syllable division and stress

Whenever possible, make a syllable a ________ first, followed by a ________.

• consonant, consonant
• vowel, vowel
• vowel, consonant
• consonant, vowel

Each syllable should have only _____ strong vowel.

• two
• none
• one
• one strong and one week

The STRONG vowels in Spanish are:

• i, u
• í, ú
• a,e,o
• a,e,o,í,ú

What are the WEAK vowels in Spanish?

• e, o
• a, i
• i, u
• a, e, o

If there are two consonants together, when the second of the two consonants is the letter _____ or _____, the two consonants must remain together in the same syllable.

• n, s
• c, n
• r, l
• t, m

Which of the following letters can be alone in a syllable?

• c
• a
• s
• r

When a word in Spanish ends in any consonant other than N or S, which syllable will be stressed when pronounced?

• The last syllable
• The second to last syllable
• The first syllable
• No syllable

If there are two consonants together, when the second of the two consonants is the letter _____ or _____, the two consonants must remain together in the same syllable.

• n, s
• c, n
• r, l
• t, m

Which double letters should always be kept together in the same syllable?

• cc, nn
• mm, sn
• ch, rr, ll
• bl, nn

How many WEAK vowels are there in Spanish?

• one
• two
• three
• none