**3105 Review

How many phonemes are represented in the nonsense word ghight?

• one

• two

• three

• four

• six

The word if ends with the same sound as

• A. the ph in phrase.

• B. the f in of.

• C. the gh in cough.

• D. All of the above.

• E. Both a and c.

The letter q could be removed from the alphabet because it can adequately and without conflict be represented by

• ch as in chair.

• k as in kite.

• cu as in cubic.

• All of the above

• The idea is foolish; qu represents a distinctive consonant phoneme.

When the letter g is followed by a, it will most likely represent the same sound as

• the j in jam.

• the g in go.

• the g in gnat.

• the g in bring.

• the g in giant.

When c is followed by i, it will most likely represent the same sound as

• the c in cube.

• the c in chime.

• the c in cello.

• c followed by o.

• None of these.

A consonant digraph is illustrated by

• the qu in quick.

• the ch in porch.

• the gh in high.

• a and c.

• None of these.

A consonant blend (or cluster) is illustrated by

• the ch in chin.

• the ng in sing.

• the bl in black.

• the ph in graph.

• a, c, and d.

The VC (vowel–consonant) pattern is best illustrated by

• toe

• far

• trash

• oil

• he

The VCe (vowel–consonant–e) pattern is best illustrated by

• able

• meet

• cable

• globe

• large

If e was the only vowel in an open syllable, that e would most likely represent the same sound as

• the y in baby.

• the e in mice.

• the e in break.

• the e in net.

• the e in fine.