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Phonemic Awareness Quiz for Primary 2Version en ligne Test your knowledge on letter sounds and diagraphs! par YAKILI LMS 1 The letter 'e' in 'elephant' makes the /i/ sound. Yes No 2 The letter 'b' makes the /b/ sound. Yes No 3 The letter 'd' makes the /k/ sound. Yes No 4 The word 'dog' has three syllables. Yes No 5 The digraph 'th' sounds like /t/ in 'top'. Yes No 6 The word 'cat' is a monosyllabic word. Yes No 7 The digraph 'ch' sounds like /ch/ as in 'chair'. Yes No 8 The digraph 'sh' sounds like /sh/ as in 'ship'. Yes No 9 The letter 'a' in 'apple' makes the /a/ sound. Yes No 10 The word 'run' is a disyllabic word. Yes No 11 Addressing someone as 'Sir' or 'Madam' is impolite. Yes No 12 You should say 'Sorry' if you make a mistake. Yes No 13 Saying 'Thank you' is good manners. Yes No 14 It's polite to say 'You are welcome' when someone thanks you. Yes No 15 Saying 'Thank you' is polite. Yes No 16 Saying 'Thank you' is not necessary in polite conversation. Yes No 17 Polite responses are not important in daily life. Yes No 18 It's rude to say 'You are welcome' after someone thanks you. Yes No 19 You should never say 'Sorry' when you make a mistake. Yes No 20 Addressing someone as 'Sir' or 'Madam' shows respect. Yes No 21 Good afternoon is said after 12 noon. Yes No 22 Morning greetings are used before noon. Yes No 23 You can say 'Good night' in the afternoon. Yes No 24 Afternoon greetings are only used during lunch. Yes No 25 Night greetings are only used when it is snowing. Yes No 26 Good morning is used when you see someone early in the day. Yes No 27 Good night is used when you are going to bed. Yes No 28 Morning greetings are not used on weekends. Yes No 29 People often say 'Hello' as a greeting. Yes No 30 Good evening is the same as good morning. Yes No 31 I have a pet dog named Max. Yes No 32 My favorite color is purple. Yes No 33 My name is Sarah. Yes No 34 This is my teacher, Mr. Smith. Yes No 35 She is my cousin from Australia. Yes No 36 I am from Canada. Yes No 37 I am five years old. Yes No 38 I like to read books. Yes No 39 He is my brother. Yes No 40 This is my friend John. Yes No 41 Folktales are always about animals and never about people. Yes No 42 Many cultures have their own unique folktales and songs. Yes No 43 Rhymes help children learn language and pronunciation. Yes No 44 Oral traditions only include written stories and books. Yes No 45 Folktales are stories passed down orally from generation to generation. Yes No 46 Stories in oral tradition often teach morals or lessons. Yes No 47 Rhymes are only used in nursery rhymes and not in any other stories. Yes No 48 Songs are an important part of oral traditions. Yes No 49 Songs in oral tradition are always sung in the same way worldwide. Yes No 50 Oral traditions are not important in modern society. Yes No

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Phonemic Awareness Quiz for Primary 2Version en ligne

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The letter 'e' in 'elephant' makes the /i/ sound.

The letter 'b' makes the /b/ sound.

The letter 'd' makes the /k/ sound.

The word 'dog' has three syllables.

The digraph 'th' sounds like /t/ in 'top'.

The word 'cat' is a monosyllabic word.

The digraph 'ch' sounds like /ch/ as in 'chair'.

The digraph 'sh' sounds like /sh/ as in 'ship'.

The letter 'a' in 'apple' makes the /a/ sound.

The word 'run' is a disyllabic word.

Addressing someone as 'Sir' or 'Madam' is impolite.

You should say 'Sorry' if you make a mistake.

Saying 'Thank you' is good manners.

It's polite to say 'You are welcome' when someone thanks you.

Saying 'Thank you' is polite.

Saying 'Thank you' is not necessary in polite conversation.

Polite responses are not important in daily life.

It's rude to say 'You are welcome' after someone thanks you.

You should never say 'Sorry' when you make a mistake.

Addressing someone as 'Sir' or 'Madam' shows respect.

Good afternoon is said after 12 noon.

Morning greetings are used before noon.

You can say 'Good night' in the afternoon.

Afternoon greetings are only used during lunch.

Night greetings are only used when it is snowing.

Good morning is used when you see someone early in the day.

Good night is used when you are going to bed.

Morning greetings are not used on weekends.

People often say 'Hello' as a greeting.

Good evening is the same as good morning.

I have a pet dog named Max.

My favorite color is purple.

My name is Sarah.

This is my teacher, Mr. Smith.

She is my cousin from Australia.

I am from Canada.

I am five years old.

I like to read books.

He is my brother.

This is my friend John.

Folktales are always about animals and never about people.

Many cultures have their own unique folktales and songs.

Rhymes help children learn language and pronunciation.

Oral traditions only include written stories and books.

Folktales are stories passed down orally from generation to generation.

Stories in oral tradition often teach morals or lessons.

Rhymes are only used in nursery rhymes and not in any other stories.

Songs are an important part of oral traditions.

Songs in oral tradition are always sung in the same way worldwide.

Oral traditions are not important in modern society.