This quiz covers 2, 3 and 4-letter graphemes. It consolidates all the phonics quizzes and asks children at the KS1 level to identify sounds within words. In doing so, this will not only improve their understanding of literacy and English, but will help them in reading and writing.
There are 42 phonic sounds. Memorizing these sounds will help you read and write. Test your knowledge on the phonics sounds.
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Graphemes
Q and u are always written next to each other.
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The word said should be broke up like this: s + ai + d.
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The word wings should be broken up into these sounds: w + i + ng + s.
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Often, if there is a 'k' sound at the end of a word, it will be written like this: 'ck'.
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The word hair is broken up like this: h + air.
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The word should be broken up like this: h + ear + i + ng.
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The word should be broken up like this: j + u + m + p + i + ng.
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Although it's not a sound, there is a word that has 'uo' in it: duo. Duo means two of something.
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Because you pronounce the 's' and the 't' - we consider them to be two different sounds.
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By learning the phonics sounds, you will be able to break a word up into segments and sound it out.
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