Identifying Open and Closed Syllables

The video tutorial reviews open and closed syllables. Open syllables have a vowel at the end, as seen in words like 'she' and 'go'. Closed syllables have a consonant at the end, as in 'bed' and 'got'. The tutorial provides examples and exercises to identify syllable types in one and two-syllable words, such as 'paper', 'frozen', 'napkin', and 'pencil'. The video aims to help students understand and differentiate between open and closed syllables through practical examples.

What defines an open syllable in a word?

• The syllable has no vowels.

• The syllable ends with a vowel.

• The syllable starts with a vowel.

• The syllable ends with a consonant.

Which word is an example of an open syllable?

• Bit

• Go

• Cat

• Bed

In the word 'paper', which syllable is open?

• Er

• Pap

• Per

• Pa

What is a characteristic feature of a closed syllable?

• It contains two vowels.

• It ends with a consonant.

• It starts with a consonant.

• It ends with a vowel.

Choose the word that has a closed syllable.

• She

• Bed

• Day

• Hi

In the word 'napkin', how are the syllables classified?

• Closed, Open

• Open, Closed

• Closed, Closed

• Open, Open

What does the presence of a consonant at the end of a syllable typically indicate?

• The syllable is open.

• The syllable is closed.

• The syllable is incomplete.

• The syllable is a vowel.

Which of the following words contains both open and closed syllables?

• Sunday

• Go

• Bed

• Broken

How is the syllable 'bro' in 'broken' classified?

• None of the above

• Open

• Closed

• Incomplete

What rule can be applied to determine the type of syllable in 'cat'?

• Ends in a vowel, so it's open.

• Ends in a consonant, so it's closed.

• Starts with a consonant, so it's open.

• Contains a vowel, so it's closed.