What is the difference in the initial sounds of the words "cat" and "bat"?
[k] vs. [b]
[a] vs. [o]
[t] vs. [d]
[æ] vs. [e]
57% got this right
Choose the pair that demonstrates a difference in the final sound:
"cat" and "cap"
"light" and "fight"
"seat" and "sit"
"ship" and "sheep"
42% got this right
Listen to these two words: "ship" and "sheep". What is the main phonemic difference between them?
Middle vowel sound
Final sound
Initial sound
Number of syllables
71% got this right
Identify the morphemes in the word "reusable":
"re-" (again), "use" (to utilize), "-able" (capable of)
"re-" (again), "us" (to utilize), "-able" (capable of)
"re-" (again), "use" (to utilize)
"use" (to utilize), "-able" (capable of)
25% got this right
What is the root morpheme in the word "unhappiness"?
"happy" (feeling of joy)
"-ness" (state or quality of)
"happiness" (state of being happy)
"un-" (not)
25% got this right
Which of the following is NOT a correct combination of morphemes?
"dislikeable" (dis- + like + -able)
"happiness" (happy + -ness)
"preheat" (pre- + heat)
"unbelievable" (un- + believe + -able)
37% got this right
Identify the subject in the sentence: "The teacher explained the lesson clearly."
The teacher
Clearly
Explained
The lesson
45% got this right
What is the main verb in the sentence: "They will be traveling to Paris next summer"?
Will be traveling
Next summer
Paris
They
78% got this right
Which of the following sentences is correctly structured?
"Every day I read a book."
"A book read every day I."
"I a book read every day."
"Read I book a day every."
83% got this right
What does the word "bilingual" mean?
Speaking two languages
Speaking fluently
Speaking many languages
Speaking one language
55% got this right
In the sentence "The forecast predicted a heavy downpour," what does "downpour" refer to?
A strong, heavy rain
A light rain
A sunny spell
A thunderstorm
78% got this right
What does the phrase "break the ice" mean?
Start a conversation or activity to ease tension
Ice that has been broken
Physically break ice
Stop someone from being cold
