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100

Person, place or thing

What is a noun?

100

The smallest single unit of sound.

What is a phoneme?

100

The smallest unit of meaning in a word/language.

What is a morpheme?

100

The written or printed representation of a phoneme.

What is a grapheme?

100

A, E, I, O, U and sometimes Y and W.

What are vowels?

200

What is the initial consonant sound found at the beginning of words or syllables?

What is an onset?

200

The limited set of the most common endings to syllables and words.

What is the rime?

200

The term used to label the conscious awareness about the sounds of words in language.  Acquired before phonemic awareness. 

What is phonological awareness?

200

The term used to label the ability to segment or blend sounds in a word.  

What is phonemic awareness?

200

The ability to decode or encode (read and write).

What is phonics?

300
The close relationship between the letters and sounds in a language. 

What is the alphabetic principle?

300

The vowel combinations: oi, oy, ow, oo, ai

What are dipthongs?

300

A term that is similar and may be used as a definition.

What is a synonym?

300

Two different letters that when put together make one sound. 

What are digraphs?

300

The term used to refer to the writing system of a language.

What is orthography?

400

The symbol used to represent a long vowel sound.

What is a macron?

400

Two or three consonants that appear together.

What are consonant clusters?

400

The orthographic symbol used to represent a short vowel sound. 

What is a breve?

400

The term used to determine the word's meaning based on the context of the sentence.

What are semantic cues?

400

The term when a student uses clues from the sentence structure to determine an unknown word.

What are syntactic clues?

500

When a reader uses prefixes, root words and suffixes to determine pronunciation and meaning.

What is structural analysis?

500

The initial phoneme heard in a word such as "that" in which the vocal cords vibrate during the production of the phoneme.

What is voiced "th"?

500

The initial phoneme heard in the key word "thumb" in which the vocal cords do not vibrate during the production of the phoneme.

What is an unvoiced "th"?

500

A vowel that appears in a word but is not pronounced. 

What is a silent vowel?

500

The term for analyzing written words and constructing both their sounds and meanings.

What is word analysis?

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