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WorksheetsMTA Kit 3 CRC 51-57 Review Rios1 #Educreator12
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 19mins
We spell out sounds by skywriting/ghost writing in cursive.
true
false
I don't know
There are 7 syllable types.
Yes, there are 7
syllable types
No, there are 6
syllable types
I don't remember
F (d) is spelled -ed after a b.w.
true
false
I don't know
Closed syllable: code with a breve
ten
teen
we've
feel
An example of a contraction is
should
can't
could
cash
Missing letter
? l m
n
k
h
"(d) is now spelled d comma suffix -ed"
true
I don't know
false
"(t) is now t comma, suffix -ed"
I don't know
false
true
I, M, F (e) = ee
she
three
red
the
Final (k) spelled k
look
stick
kick
pick
Final (s) spelled ss
has
does
lis
bass
Open syllable: code with a macron
go
gum
gag
get
rabbit rule = suffix -ed is pronounced (t) after a unvoiced sound
false
true
I don't know
Which word is spelled correctly?
picked
pict
pickt
piked
Vowel a after w is coded with °°
when it sounds like (o) as in octopus.
false
true
I don't know
rabbit rule = suffix -ed is pronounced (t) after a unvoiced sound
false, rabbit rule is for doubling medial consonants.
true, rabbit rule is for suffix -ed
I don't know
We spell out sounds by skywriting/ghost writing in cursive.
true
false
I don't know
Three sounds of suffix:
( ed ), ( t ), ( d)
( d ) , ( ed ), ( dd )
( t ) , ( ed ), ( tt )
There are 6 syllable types.
Yes, there are 6
syllable type
No, there are 7
syllable types
I don't remember
F (d) is spelled -ed after a base word
true
false
I don't know
Final (k) spelled ck after a short vowel in a 1 syllable word
look
stick
bank
sink
VCCV
divide between the two consonants
divide between the vowel and consonants
divide between vowel and consonants at the end
"(t) is also t comma, suffix -ed"
I don't know
false
true
I, M, F (e) = ee
she
three
red
the
Adding a consonant suffix to the base word
changes the base word (-ness, -less) ?
never changes
changes sometimes
changes everytime
all the above
How do you know if suffix -ed says (d) ?
-ed is (d) when
added to a b.w.
(d) is never a suffix
I'm not sure
In a derivative, the final consonant is __ before adding the vowel suffix.
an irregular word as in pull
doubled as in running
a contraction as in hasn't
coded [ble
book and bank follows the
I, M, F (e) = ee
I, M (k) = c after
a, o, u, or C
F (k) = k
castle, uncle, and ruffle are examples
pronounce the (t)
pronounce every (e)
final stable syllables
open syllables
We double the medial consonant (as in rabbit) in order to
spell it correctly
read it correctly
keep the vowel short
all of these
Which word is spelled correctly?
galant
gallant
galent
Which word is spelled correctly?
picked
pict
pickt
piked
Closed syllable: code with a breve
ended
teens
we've
feeling
An example of a contraction is
should
can't
could
cash
"(d) is also spelled d comma suffix -ed"
true
I don't know
false
What is this? Spell the word
