WorksheetsSection A: Vowel Sounds and Basic Transcription
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
Vowel sounds are produced without obstruction from the ______.
neck area
vocal cords
mouth parts
The short vowel sounds are produced within a ______.
medium duration
lunch duration
shorter duration
There are ______ long vowel sounds.
two long sounds
five long sounds
one long sound
Choose the correct phonetic transcription for the word green.
grlin
/gree:n/
/gri:n/
Which set shows a common spelling pattern for the long vowel sound /i:/?
ee, ea, e
a, ar, er
oi, ou, au
Which one of these is a long vowel symbol?
a:
f
r
Which word has the long vowel sound /aː/ as in car?
Fit
Fan
Fin
Far
Choose the word that best represents the long vowel /iː/ sound.
Feed
Fed
Fad
Fan
Which word is most likely transcribed with /aː/?
Card
Care
Car
Carry
Pick the word that contains the long /iː/ sound like in tea.
Green
Grin
Gran
Grown
Which spelling matches the sound /iː/ in a team of players?
Tim
Tem
Tam
Team
Which word has the long /iː/ sound at the end?
Toy
Tie
Tee
Tea
Which word includes the long vowel around /ɜː/ as in turn?
Tern
Turn
Tarn
Torn
Select the word that contains the /ɜː/ sound like in purse.
Purse
Parse
Press
Price
Which word is pronounced with the /ɜː/ sound in the middle?
Bard
Bird
Beard
Board
Which transcription best matches the word far with a long sound?
/fɑː/
/fæ/
/fɔ/
/fɜː/
Choose the correct transcription for tea using the long /iː/ vowel.
/tɛ/
/te/
/tɪ/
/tiː/
Which is the correct transcription for bird using the long /ɜː/ vowel?
/bæd/
/biːd/
/bɜːd/
/boːd/
Which word would NOT use the long /aː/ sound?
Car
Cash
Glass
Father
Which word pair both contain the /iː/ sound?
Green, team
Green, tin
Grin, team
Grin, tin
Which word shows the /ɜː/ sound like in dirt?
Door
Dear
Dart
Dirt
The two types of greeting are
Formal and informal greeting
Partial and impartial greeting
Solo and group greeting
Circular greeting
Which one of these is an example of a formal greeting?
Heya
Yo there
Good morning
What’s up
Which pair correctly lists the two main types of greetings taught in class?
Formal and informal
Short and long
Friendly and shy
Quiet and loud
You meet the school principal in the morning. Which greeting is most appropriate?
Nice one, dude
See you later
Yo, what’s up
Good morning, Principal
You see your best friend at the park. Which greeting fits best?
Good afternoon, sir
Greetings, respected guest
Hey there, buddy
Pleased to meet you
Which group shows only formal greetings?
Hey friend; Hiya; Morning!
Later; Catch you; Bye now
Hiya; Yo; Sup there
Good morning; Good afternoon; How do you do?
Which group shows only informal greetings?
Hello there; Good afternoon; Respectful greetings
Greetings; Good day; Pleased to meet you
Good evening; Welcome; How do you do?
Hi; Hey; What’s up?
Choose the greeting that could change from formal to informal by small wording changes. Which option shows a formal version first and then an informal version?
Yo there → Good evening
Good morning → Morning!
Hey buddy → Dear Sir
Sup? → How do you do?
You are writing a thank-you note to a guest teacher. Which opening line is best?
Hey there, what’s up
Dear Madam, good afternoon
Hiya! how’s it going
Yo teacher, thanks
