Readers who have become successful at using phonics to decode words have developed ___________.
phonemic awareness
100
phoneme
What is one speech sound called?
100
semantic
The meaning of a passage provides these cues.
100
Use the ____________ cues to figure out the missing word in this sentence: The dog barked at the red and blue _____ (tree or truck?).
What is semantic?
200
T/F There is a consistent 1:1 correspondence between letter and phoneme.
False
200
44
How many phonemes are there?
200
addition
What is adding a new letter to create a new word?
200
syntax
What is the manner in which words are ordered to form phrases, clauses, and sentences?
200
_______________ cues identify words that are consistent with grammatical order & function, like verb endings.
What is syntactic?
300
T/F There is ONE key symbol for each phoneme.
True
300
18
How many single-letter consonant graphemes are there?
300
blend
What is the act of combining individual phonemes into meaningful spoken words?
300
graphophonic
Readers use these cues to translate the written code into sounds that form the words of spoken language.
300
The written language is merely a system of symbols - a code used to represent the _________ language.
spoken
400
What is a 2-letter grapheme called?
digraph
400
Readers who have developed phonemic awareness can segment words into their individual ___________.
phonemes.
400
deletion
What is removing a letter from a word to create a new word?
400
graphophonic cues
syntactic cues
semantic cues
What are the three cues that readers use to identify unfamiliar words?
400
A phoneme is the smallest unit of _________ that distinguishes one word from another.
sound
500
The understanding that spoken language consists of words, syllables, rhymes, and sounds.
What is phonological awareness?
500
Readers who have developed phonemic awareness can ___________________ individual phonemes together to pronounce the words we use in everyday conversation.
blend
500
substitution
What is exchanging one letter for another letter to create a new word?
500
This grammatical term refers to the smallest unit of sound.