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WorksheetsMTA Kit 2 Review
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 36mins
What position in a word can you hear the "u" sound?
Initial
Medial
Initial and Medial
Final
Medial (ng) before (k) and (g) is spelled ng.
True
False
Sometimes
Always
I or M (K) is spelled K before a, o, u or any consonant.
True
False
Sometimes
Only before vowels
Does the spelling to a base word change when the base word ends in two consonants?
Yes, it always changes.
No
It changes only in some cases.
It changes if the base word is a verb.
What position can you hear the "j" sound in a word?
Initial and Medial
Final only
Initial only
Medial only
When adding a suffix to a base word with two adjacent vowels (two vowels right beside each other)...
The spelling of the base word does NOT change
The base word is always shortened
The suffix must begin with a vowel
The base word must be pluralized
I or M (K) is spelled K before e and i.
True
False
Sometimes
Always
The spelling of a suffix can sometimes change.
True
False
It always changes
It never changes
What are two letters in the same syllable that have one sound?
digraph
trigraph
blend
phoneme
F (K) is spelled ck in a one-syllable base word immediately after a short vowel.
True
False
Sometimes
Rarely
When is (ng) spelled digraph ng? What position of the word?
Initial
Medial
Final
None of the above
What does VC'CV mean?
Divide between the two consonants and the accent goes on the first syllable
The accent goes on the second syllable
It indicates a vowel sound followed by a consonant
It refers to a type of syllable structure with no accent
