Review after Combinations with r

The two kinds of letters in the alphabet are vowels and consonants.

• True

• False

Consonant sounds are blocked or partly blocked

• True

• False

Vowel sounds are unvoiced, blocked sounds.

• True

• False

A base word is a complete English word.

• True

• False

A suffix is a letter or letters added to the end of a baseword to change its usage.

• True

• False

We code a suffix by underlining it.

• True

• False

A vowel in an OPEN syllable is short and we code it with a breve.

• True

• False

c is coded with a g curve because it copies the (g) sound.

• True

• False

A digraph is 2 letters in the same syllable that make one sound. They stick together like glue.

• True

• False

A combination is coded with an arc and a circumflex on the vowel.

• True

• False