Six Syllable Types Quiz

A syllable with a short vowel, spelled with another letter, ending in one or more consonants

• Open Syllable

• Closed Syllable

• "Magic e" or vowel silent e

• R controlled

Group of vowels together making a single sound

• R controlled syllable

• Consonant - le

• Vowel Team

• Open syllable

Syllable ends with a long vowel sound, spelled with a single vowel letter

• Open syllable

• Vowel silent e

• Closed syllable

• Vowel team

R follows a vowel and distorts the sound

• Closed syllable

• Vowel team

• Consonant -le

• R controlled syllable

A consonant followed by an "-le"; must connect to another syllable type

• R controlled

• Magic e

• Consonant -le

• Closed

Vowel - consonant - e pattern; vowel sound is long

• Magic e

• Closed

• Open

• Vowel team

Choose the vowel team:

• cork

• flag

• steam

• clove

Choose the closed syllable:

• food

• little

• crunch

• rake

Choose the vowel-consonant-e pattern;

• sip

• giggle

• party

• make

Choose the word that has an

closed/-le pattern:

• party

• despite

• little

• sipping