WorksheetsDecoding Words and Spelling
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 45mins
What is the correct spelling of the word for a small, furry animal that often lives in trees?
bat
cat
rat
hat
What is the correct spelling of the word for a head covering?
hat
hatt
hatt
het
What is the blend at the beginning of the word 'play'?
pl
bl
sl
fl
What is an example of a word that starts with the blend 'fl'?
flower
tree
grass
cloud
What is the blend at the beginning of the word 'tree'?
tr
br
fl
st
What is the correct spelling of the word for a small, flying mammal?
bat
cat
rat
hat
What is the blend at the beginning of the word 'stop'?
st
sp
sl
sn
Can you give an example of a word that starts with the blend 'sp'?
spoon
cat
dog
fish
What is a blend in phonics?
A group of two or three vowels that appear together in a word.
A group of two or three consonants that appear together in a word, where each consonant sound can be heard.
A single consonant sound that can be heard in a word.
A combination of letters that form a silent sound.
What is the blend at the beginning of the word 'train'?
tr
br
cr
dr
What is the correct spelling of the word for a flat surface used for writing?
mat
matt
matte
meat
What is the difference between a blend and a digraph?
A blend combines two or three consonant sounds where each sound is heard, while a digraph is two letters that make one sound, such as 'sh' in 'ship'.
A blend is a single letter that represents a sound, while a digraph is a combination of two letters that represent a different sound.
A blend is a group of vowels that create a single sound, while a digraph is a combination of consonants that create multiple sounds.
A blend is a sound made by two vowels together, while a digraph is a sound made by two consonants together.
What is the correct spelling of the word for a flat object used to cover a surface?
mat
matt
met
matte
What is the correct spelling of the word for a common household pet that barks?
dog
dawg
doog
drog
What is the correct spelling of the word for a piece of clothing worn on the head?
hat
hatt
het
hatte
