Graphemes

When two graphemes make one sound, we call that grapheme a digraph or a combination?

• Digraph

• Trigraph

• Combination

Answer explanation

When two graphemes make one sound, we call that grapheme a digraph. It is not a trigraph, quadrigraph, or diphthong.

When three graphemes make one sound, we call that grapheme a combination or a trigraph?

• Trigraph

• Combination

• Diphthong

When four graphemes make one sound, we call that grapheme a quadrigraph or a combination?

• Digraph

• Combination

• Quadrigraph

When two graphemes make two sounds, and the sounds glide one into the other, the grapheme is called a diphthong or a combination?

• Digraph

• Diphthong

• Combination

There are two graphemes that are both a diphthong and a digraph, are they ou and ow or au and aw?

• ou and ow

• au and aw

• ai and oi

What are the two sounds that grapheme g makes?

When does grapheme g make the /j/ sound? Grapheme g says (j) when _, i, or _ follow the grapheme.

What is a grapheme?

• A letter or a combination of letters that represents a sound in a word

• A type of punctuation mark

• A synonym for a paragraph

• A type of sentence structure

Which of the following is an example of a digraph?

• ch

• a

• tr

• ou

What is the difference between a digraph and a trigraph?

• A digraph has two letters, a trigraph has three

• A digraph has three letters, a trigraph has two

• A digraph is a type of sentence, a trigraph is a type of paragraph

• A digraph is a punctuation mark, a trigraph is a letter