WorksheetsLetterland quiz units 4-6
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 4hrs 30mins
How do you separate the two syllables in "even"?
e/ven
ev/en
eve/n
How do you separate the two syllables in "talent"?
ta/lent
talen/t
tal/ent
t/alent
How do you separate the three syllables in "finally"?
f/inal/ly
fi/na/lly
fin/a/ly
fi/nal/ly
Why does the /i/ in "finally" sound like a long /i/?
The /y/ at the end of the word magic rainbows to the /i/.
It is at the end of a syllable and so it's an "open" syllable.
I don't know, English is weird
What sound does the does the /a/ make in "totally"?
Long /a/
Short /a/
Schwa
Which vowel in "polite" has a long vowel sound?
The /o/
The /i/
The /e/
Which vowel in "escape" has a long vowel sound?
The first /e/
The /a/
The second /e/
Why does the first /e/ in "concrete" have a long /e/ sound?
The magic/sneaky /e/ at the end makes the last vowel long.
It is at the end of a syllable
Is this even a real word?
How do you put a suffix /ed/ to the end of the word "excuse"?
excuseed
excused
How do you put the suffix /ed/ to the word "invite"?
invited
inviteed
What does the suffix /ed/ mean when put at the end of a word?
There are more than one
That it is happening right now
That it already happened
That it is going to happen
What does it mean when we say that "close" is the base word of "closed".
Its at home base.
It is the main word that has a suffix attached to it.
I don't know, help me mamma
What is the base word of "invited"?
in
vite
invite
invited
What is the base word of the word "excused"?
ex
cuse
excuse
excused
