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Wilson Reading Books 1-2 Concept Review

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which word ends with a digraph?

a)

whez

b)

quell

c)

posh

d)

Jill

2.

Which word begins with buddy letters (or chicken letters) and ends with a digraph?

a)

wall

b)

quack

c)

lack

d)

bill

3.

Which letters are BONUS letters?

a)

all, an, am

b)

th, sh, ck, wh, ck

c)

es, s

d)

f, l, s

4.
What is a digraph?
a)
another name for a vowel
b)
two letters that come together to make one sound
c)
one of the six syllable types
d)
a spelling rule
5.
Which is NOT an example of a welded sound?
a)
am
b)
ank
c)
ink
d)
on
6.
Which word is a closed syllable exception?
a)
step
b)
man
c)
child
d)
at
7.
Why is the word cold a closed syllable exception?
a)
Because there is a consonant after the vowel, but the vowel says its name.
b)
Because it ends in a blend
c)
Because the vowel is an o
d)
Because it is a one syllable word
8.
Which word has a digraph blend?
a)
chip
b)
stick
c)
lunch
d)
cut
9.
Which word has a 3 letter blend?
a)
frost
b)
strap
c)
gust
d)
pit
10.
Which word does NOT have a blend?
a)
cot
b)
slip
c)
trust
d)
stress
11.

What type of the sound is am?

a)

digraph

b)

bonus letter

c)

welded sound

12.

What consonants are are part of the bonus letter rule?

a)

l, t, v and sometimes q

b)

l, f, s and sometimes z

c)

t, r, s and sometimes x

d)

b, d, s and sometimes z

13.

What is the base word in ships?

a)

ship

b)

s

c)

sh

14.

Where does the ck always go in a word?

a)

In the middle of the word

b)

At the end of the word

c)

At the beginning of the word

15.

How do you mark a WELDED SOUND?

a)

underline it

b)

circle it

c)

put a box around it

16.

What is a Closed Syllable?

a)

A word that has one vowel

b)

A one syllable word that has a consonant BEFORE the vowel

c)

A one syllable word that has one vowel followed by 1 or more consonants

d)

A one syllable word

17.

Which word is a Closed Syllable word?

a)

she

b)

cake

c)

sleep

d)

cat

18.

Why is this word NOT a Closed Syllable?


loaf

a)

It is a closed syllable

b)

Because it has a consonant before the vowel

c)

Because it has only one vowel

d)

Because it has two vowels

19.

TRUE OR FALSE

Even though the vowel doesn't make its true short vowel sound the following words are STILL closed syllables:


pink, honk, song, bank

a)

True

b)

False

20.

What is a BLEND?

a)

Two vowels that each make a sound

b)

Two consonants that each make a sound

c)

Two consonants that make one sound

d)

Two vowels that each make a sound

21.

What is the difference between a BLEND and a DIGRAPH?

a)

They are the same thing

b)

A blend makes two sounds and a digraph makes one sound

c)

A blend makes one sound and a digraphs makes two sounds

d)

A blend has vowel and a digraph only has consonants

22.

Why are these words an EXCEPTION to the Closed Syllable Rule?


find, wild, cold, colt, post

a)

Because the words have a blend in it

b)

Because the vowel is saying its long vowel sound instead of its short vowel sound

c)

Because they have consonants in the word

d)

They are not exceptions to the closed syllable rule

23.

Which word is an EXCEPTION to the Closed Syllable rule?

a)

blushes

b)

sunk

c)

wings

d)

posts

24.

How many sounds are in this word?


Clump

a)

3

b)

4

c)

6

d)

5

25.

These word elements are called:

______ or ______


-rupt, -struct, -duct, -sect

a)

base or Latin bases

b)

base words or suffixes

c)

suffixes or digraphs

d)

glued or welded sounds

26.

Which letters are suffixes?

a)

ang, s

b)

s, es

c)

ild, am

d)

ong, ost

27.

Which word has a digraph, a suffix and a blend?

a)

whisks

b)

dashes

c)

track

d)

man

28.

Which words are NOT closed syllable exceptions?

a)

host, mild, fold

b)

slang, wilt, home

c)

miss, fall, blocks

d)

snub, flux, crosses

29.

Which of the following are Latin bases?

a)

-struct

b)

-duct

c)

-ject

d)

-work

30.

Where would you add a suffix?

a)

The end of a baseword

b)

The beginning of a baseword

c)

The middle of a baseword