Silent E Suffix Rule Practice

What happens to the silent e when a suffix starting with a vowel is added to a base word?

• The silent e is kept.

• The silent e is removed.

• The silent e is doubled.

• The silent e is replaced with a consonant.

In the word 'liking', why is the silent e removed?

• Because 'like' ends with a consonant.

• Because 'ing' starts with a vowel.

• Because 'ing' is a common suffix.

• Because 'like' is a short word.

What is the correct form of the word 'rate' when the suffix 'ed' is added?

• Ratted

• Ratted

• Rated

• Rateed

How do you form the word 'storable' from 'store'?

• Storible

• Storible

• Storeable

• Storable

When adding the suffix 'ful' to 'pride', what should you do with the silent e?

• Remove it

• Keep it

• Double it

• Replace it with 'i'

Which of the following words correctly applies the silent e rule: 'sliding' or 'prideful'?

• Both

• Sliding

• Prideful

• Neither

What is the correct form of the word 'take' when the suffix 'er' is added?

• Taker

• Takier

• Takier

• Takeer

How do you form the word 'smokeless' from 'smoke'?

• Smokless

• Smokeless

• Smokeless

• Smokless

Which of the following words correctly applies the silent e rule: 'statement' or 'icing'?

• Icing

• Statement

• Neither

• Both

Create a new word by adding the 'ing' suffix to a silent e word.

• Hoping

• Hopeing

• Hopping

• Hopeing