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Grade 2 Reading Foundation - Phonemes (Consonant and Vowel)
This quiz will test you on how much you remember about phonemes.

Grade 2 Reading Foundation - Phonemes (Consonant and Vowel)

This English Language quiz is called 'Phonemes (Consonant and Vowel)' and it has been written by teachers to help you if you are studying the subject at elementary school. Playing educational quizzes is a fun way to learn if you are in the 1st or 2nd grade - aged 6 to 8.

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Children need to remember these sounds in order to help them read and write under the phonics method. Knowing the difference between a consonant phoneme and a vowel phoneme will improve their all-round literacy and English language knowledge.

When we read, we break a word up into pieces, or sounds - called phonemes. We are looking at the sounds made by single and double consonant and vowel phonemes. See how much you can remember about these sounds.

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1 .
What is a consonant phoneme?
A sound that has a consonant in it.
A sound that has a vowel in it.
A sound that has a consonant and a vowel in it.
A group of countries.
A consonant phoneme is a sound made by the consonant letters of the alphabet. They can be single letters like 'b' or double letters like 'mm'.
2 .
What is a vowel phoneme?
A sound that has a consonant in it.
A sound that has a vowel in it.
A sound that has a consonant and a vowel in it.
A group of countries.
There are five vowels in the alphabet and a vowel phoneme is a sound made by just those five letters.
3 .
What is the vowel phoneme in this word: 'tree'?
tr
t
re
ee
A vowel phoneme can consist of two vowels like 'ee' or one like 'e' but they make different sounds.
4 .
What is the vowel phoneme in this word: 'boat'?
b
oa
t
at
There are lots of sounds that make similar sounds but are spelled differently - unfortunately, some sounds can only be learned by memorizing them.
5 .
What is the vowel phoneme in this word: 'apple'?
a
pp
le
e
Although the last letter of 'apple' is 'e' - that letter is linked with the 'l' making the word break up like this; 'a' + 'pp' + 'le'.
6 .
How do the sounds break up in this word: 'shopping'?
s + h + o + p + p + i + n + g
sh + o + p + p + i + ng
sh + op + pi + ng
sh + o + pp + i + ng
When trying to read this word we would break it up into all the small sounds like this.
7 .
How do the sounds break up in this word: 'coins'?
c + o + i + n + s
co + i + n + s
c + oi + n + s
c + oi + ns
The sound 'oi' is the same as 'oy'.
8 .
How do the sounds break up in this word: 'meeting'?
m + ee + t + i + ng
m + ee + ti + ng
m + ee + t + ing
mee + t + i + ng
The 'ee' sound is also made by these vowels 'ea'.
9 .
How do the sounds break up in this word: 'snail'?
s + n + ai + l
sn + ai + l
s + n + a + i + l
s + n + ail
There are different types of snails: land, sea and freshwater.
10 .
How do the sounds break up in this word: 'August'?
Aug + u + s + t
Au + g + u + s + t
Au + g + us + t
Au + gu + s + t
August is the eighth month of the year.
Author:  Finola Waller

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