Monophthongs: Long /i/ and Short /I/

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A game to play the first pair of monophthongs using the IPA system.

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Joshua Masis

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Monophthongs: Long /i/ and Short /I/


Froggy Jumps Monophthongs: Long /i/ and Short /I/Version en ligne A game to play the first pair of monophthongs using the IPA system. par Joshua Masis 1 Which vowel sound is found in the word: "Sheep"? a /i/ (Tense vowel) b /ɪ/ (Lax vowel) c Not present 2 Which vowel sound is found in the word: "Ship"? a /i/ (Tense vowel) b Not present c /ɪ/ (Lax vowel) 3 Identify the correct vowel sound for the word: "Bitter". a Not present b /i/ (Tense vowel) c /ɪ/ (Lax vowel) 4 Identify the correct vowel sound for the word: "Unique". a /i/ (Tense vowel) b Not present c /ɪ/ (Lax vowel) 5 Which vowel sound is found in the word: "Myth"? a /i/ (Tense vowel) b /ɪ/ (Lax vowel) c Not present 6 What is the predominant vowel sound in this sentence: "The team will meet at three to clean the beach."? a /i/ b /I/ c 7 What is the predominant vowel sound in this sentence: "Tim built a big kitchen in the city."? a /i/ b Not present c /ɪ/ 8 What is the predominant vowel sound in this sentence: "Please leave the green keys on the seat."? a /i/ b /ɪ/ c Not present 9 What is the predominant vowel sound in this sentence: "Jim lives in a twin brick building."? a Not present b /i/ c /ɪ/ 10 What is the predominant vowel sound in this sentence: "Six thin rings fit his finger."? a /ɪ/ b /i/ c Not present 11 The spelling patterns "ee" (as in seek) and "ea" (as in team) consistently produce which sound? a /i/ b Not present c /ɪ/ 12 In closed syllables with a single vowel, the letter "i" (as in win, pin, list) usually represents: a /i/ b Not present c /ɪ/ 13 Look at the words "Machine", "Police", and "Ski". What sound does the letter "i" make here? a /i/ b Not present c /ɪ/ 14 When the letter "y" appears in the middle of a syllable (as in gym, system, rhythm), it typically sounds like: a /i/ b /ɪ/ c Not present 15 Which word breaks the typical spelling pattern and contains the lax /ɪ/ sound instead of tense /iː/? a Brief b Sieve c Ceiling

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Monophthongs: Long /i/ and Short /I/

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Monophthongs: Long /i/ and Short /I/Version en ligne

par Joshua Masis

Which vowel sound is found in the word: "Sheep"?

Which vowel sound is found in the word: "Ship"?

Identify the correct vowel sound for the word: "Bitter".

Identify the correct vowel sound for the word: "Unique".

Which vowel sound is found in the word: "Myth"?

What is the predominant vowel sound in this sentence: "The team will meet at three to clean the beach."?

What is the predominant vowel sound in this sentence: "Tim built a big kitchen in the city."?

What is the predominant vowel sound in this sentence: "Please leave the green keys on the seat."?

What is the predominant vowel sound in this sentence: "Jim lives in a twin brick building."?

What is the predominant vowel sound in this sentence: "Six thin rings fit his finger."?

The spelling patterns "ee" (as in seek) and "ea" (as in team) consistently produce which sound?

In closed syllables with a single vowel, the letter "i" (as in win, pin, list) usually represents:

Look at the words "Machine", "Police", and "Ski". What sound does the letter "i" make here?

When the letter "y" appears in the middle of a syllable (as in gym, system, rhythm), it typically sounds like:

Which word breaks the typical spelling pattern and contains the lax /ɪ/ sound instead of tense /iː/?