Closed Syllable
How many vowels per syllable are there in a closed simple multisyllable word?
1
An open syllable ends with a ____.
vowel
How many syllables in this word: spaghetti
3
Name the two types of syllables in this word: cycle
cy (open) / cle (consonant-le)
I have been around for millions of years but am only a month old. What am I?
The moon
Can a word still be closed if there are no consonants before the vowel?
Yes
Which word has an open syllable?: mascot or focus
focus
This question has 2 parts:
1. What are the sounds in the word bucket?2. How many sounds are in the word bucket?
1. /b/ /u/ /ck/ /e/ /t/
2. 5
Name the two types of syllables in this word: laser
la (open) / ser (r-controlled)
What travels around the world but stays in one spot?
A stamp
Spell the closed syllable word that means: the doctor who takes care of your teeth
dentist
Where is the syllable division in the word: locate
lo / cate
This question has 2 parts:
1. Say each individual sound in the word athlete.
2. How many sounds make up the word athlete.
1. /a/ /th/ /l/ /ē/ /t/
2. 5
This question has 2 parts:
1. Split this word into syllables: chimpanzee
2. What type of syllable is EACH syllable in the word chimpanzee?
1. chim / pan / zee
2. closed / closed / vowel team
If I add six to 11, I get five. How?
11 a.m., six hours later, is 5 p.m.
OR
11 p.m., six hours later, is 5 a.m.
puppet
This question has 2 parts:
1. Split this word into syllables: continuous
2. Which syllable is open?
1. con / tin / u / ous
2. the 3rd syllable / u /
What is the correct spelling of this word:
1. indicate
2. indacate
1. indicate
Split this word into syllables: bakery
ba / ker / y
What has four eyes but can’t see?
Mississippi
Spell the closed syllable word that means: the place where you cook food in your house
kitchen
This question has 2 parts:
1. Split this word into syllables: economy
2. What type of syllable is EACH syllable in the word economy?
1. e / con / o / my
2. open / closed / open / open
This question has 2 parts:
1. This word has 3 syllables and means to have qualities/features in common with someone/something.
2. Spell the word you gave for #1.
resemble
What is the 2nd syllable type in this word: speculate
open (spec / u / late)
What has a neck, but no head?
A t-shirt