Doubling Rule and Rabbit Words Quiz

What happens to a word when 'in' is added to it?

• It changes its tense.

• It loses its original meaning.

• It becomes a rabbit word.

• It becomes a compound word.

When should you double the consonant at the end of a word?

• When the word has two syllables.

• When the word ends with a vowel.

• When the word has one short vowel sound and ends with one consonant.

• When the word is a noun.

What is the effect of adding a tail that starts with a vowel to a word?

• It makes the word smaller.

• It removes the last consonant.

• It turns the word into a rabbit word.

• It changes the word's tense.

Which of the following is NOT a condition for doubling the consonant?

• The word has one short vowel sound.

• The word ends with a vowel.

• The word ends with one consonant.

• The word has one syllable.

What is a key characteristic of a rabbit word?

• It is a compound word.

• It has two consonants at the end.

• It has a long vowel sound.

• It has a short vowel sound and one consonant at the end.