Rabbit Rule

rabbit

• Regular

• Irregular

• Rule -rabbit rule-

What is the Rabbit Rule in English spelling?

• A rule for doubling consonants

• A rule for using silent letters

• A rule for vowel pronunciation

• A rule for pluralizing nouns

Which word follows the Rabbit Rule?

• Running

• Hoping

• Baking

• Caring

Identify the correct application of the Rabbit Rule:

• Hop -> Hopping

• Bake -> Bakeing

• Care -> Careing

• Run -> Runing

In the word 'rabbit', which part demonstrates the Rabbit Rule?

• The double 'b'

• The 'ra'

• The 'it'

• The single 't'

Which of the following words does NOT follow the Rabbit Rule?

• Hopping

• Baking

• Running

• Sitting

What is the purpose of the Rabbit Rule in English?

• To ensure correct vowel sounds

• To maintain consistent spelling

• To double consonants after short vowels

• To simplify pronunciation

Choose the word that correctly applies the Rabbit Rule:

• Stop -> Stopping

• Hope -> Hopeing

• Care -> Careing

• Bake -> Bakeing

Which sentence correctly uses a word that follows the Rabbit Rule?

• She is hoppping over the fence.

• He is running fast.

• They are bakeing a cake.

• We are careing for the plants.

What is a common mistake when applying the Rabbit Rule?

• Doubling the wrong consonant

• Forgetting to double the consonant

• Adding an extra vowel

• Changing the word's meaning