Vocabulary
Reading Terms
Vocabulary, Continued
Reading Terms, Continued
Miscellaneous
100
lucky or prosperous
Fortunate
100
Two letters used to represent a single sound
digraph
100
a supreme ruler, a monarch
sovereign
100
this typ of syllable ends with a consonant and has one vowel that has a short sound
Closed Syllable
100
Do the words weigh and clay rhyme?
yes
200
soundness of moral character, honesty
integrity
200
two consonants that are blended but each make their own sound (such as "tr" in truck)
Blends
200
real or genuine
authentic
200
Vowels together that make one sound; example "oi" and "oy"
Dipthong; vowel team
200
How do you assess how fast of a reader someone is?
WPM (words read per minute)
300
Ripen
300
the word "cake" is an example of this type of syllable
VCe; silent e; magic e
300
opposition
300
Syllable type with one vowel followed by "r" (examples: ar/er/ir/ur/or) Examples: horn; bird
R-controlled
300
What are the three types of starter Pokemon?
Grass, Fire, Water
400
wishing evil or harm to others
malevolent
400
these words may have the same middle sounds or end sounds
rhyming words
400
wishes, longings, cravings
desires
400
This part of speech names a person, place, or thing
Noun
400
In Dragon Ball Z, who is the 7th God of destruction?
Beerus
500
rough, burly, clumsy
bearish
500
How many syllable types are there?
6
500
sputter
500
For, And, Nor, But, Yet, So are examples of
Coordinating Conjunctions
500
An incomplete sentence is called
a fragment