Sem. 1: MTA Final Review

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A ___________ is two letters in the same syllable that stand for one sound.

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digraph

Front

A ___________ is three letters in the same syllable that stand for one sound.

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trigraph

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Medial n is pronounced (ng) before which two sounds? (a) and (i), (g) and (j), (m) and (n), (k) and (g)

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(k) and (g)

Front

Final (ng) is spelled ____________?

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digraph ng, as in king

Front

Medial (ng) before (k) and (g) is spelled?

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n, as in sink

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c is pronounced (?) before a, o, and any consonant.

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(k)

Front

In a VCCV word, where do you divide the syllables?_________________.

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between the 2 consonants

Front

Initial or medial (k) is spelled k before what two letters? (s) and (ss), (c) and (ck), (e) and (i), (a) and (u)

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(e) and (i)

Front

The spelling of a suffix does not change.

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True

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When adding a suffix to a b.w. ending with 2 consonants, the spelling of the b.w. does not change.

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True