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Phonemic Awareness Quiz: Yes or NoOnline version Quick true/false on phonemic awareness. by YAKILI LMS 1 A word with four letters always has four phonemes. Yes No 2 Phonemic awareness is the same as learning the alphabet. Yes No 3 Phonemic awareness tasks involve reading and writing long sentences. Yes No 4 Phonemic awareness is the ability to hear and manipulate individual sounds in spoken words. Yes No 5 The word 'cat' has three phonemes. Yes No 6 Segmenting a word into its separate sounds is a phonemic awareness task. Yes No 7 Phonemic awareness cannot help with decoding words. Yes No 8 Identifying the initial sound in a word is a phonemic awareness activity. Yes No 9 Blending sounds together to form a spoken word is a phonemic awareness skill. Yes No 10 Phonemic awareness can be tested by listening to the letters in words. Yes No 11 A sister is the daughter of my grandmother. Yes No 12 Every family has no grandparents. Yes No 13 A sister is a girl who is a child of my parents. Yes No 14 The mother of my father is my aunt. Yes No 15 A mother is a parent. Yes No 16 A father is a parent. Yes No 17 A cousin is the child of my parent. Yes No 18 A grandfather is the father of a parent. Yes No 19 A grandmother is the mother of a parent. Yes No 20 My grandfather is the mother of my parent. Yes No 21 People in a village often walk or cycle to nearby places. Yes No 22 A village has more tall buildings than a town. Yes No 23 In a town there are many streets and shops. Yes No 24 A village is a small community where people often know each other. Yes No 25 A village is always far away from cities. Yes No 26 In a village, cars are not allowed on any road. Yes No 27 A town is usually bigger and busier than a village. Yes No 28 Villages never have traffic. Yes No 29 A village may have a church, a school, or a shop. Yes No 30 A town has no schools. Yes No 31 In Primary 1 English we learn to read. Yes No 32 Primary 1 English lessons last three hours. Yes No 33 In class, we never use pencils. Yes No 34 A full stop ends a sentence. Yes No 35 We do not use capital letters at all. Yes No 36 We sound out words when reading. Yes No 37 The English alphabet has 30 letters. Yes No 38 We use a pencil to write on paper. Yes No 39 The letter E is never the first letter in a word. Yes No 40 The English alphabet has 26 letters. Yes No 41 A doctor treats patients. Yes No 42 A doctor fixes cars. Yes No 43 A police officer keeps people safe. Yes No 44 An architect flies airplanes. Yes No 45 A librarian paints pictures. Yes No 46 A nurse builds houses. Yes No 47 A firefighter puts out fires. Yes No 48 A chef cooks meals. Yes No 49 A chef drives a taxi. Yes No 50 A teacher helps students learn. Yes No

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A word with four letters always has four phonemes.

Phonemic awareness is the same as learning the alphabet.

Phonemic awareness tasks involve reading and writing long sentences.

Phonemic awareness is the ability to hear and manipulate individual sounds in spoken words.

The word 'cat' has three phonemes.

Segmenting a word into its separate sounds is a phonemic awareness task.

Phonemic awareness cannot help with decoding words.

Identifying the initial sound in a word is a phonemic awareness activity.

Blending sounds together to form a spoken word is a phonemic awareness skill.

Phonemic awareness can be tested by listening to the letters in words.

A sister is the daughter of my grandmother.

Every family has no grandparents.

A sister is a girl who is a child of my parents.

The mother of my father is my aunt.

A mother is a parent.

A father is a parent.

A cousin is the child of my parent.

A grandfather is the father of a parent.

A grandmother is the mother of a parent.

My grandfather is the mother of my parent.

People in a village often walk or cycle to nearby places.

A village has more tall buildings than a town.

In a town there are many streets and shops.

A village is a small community where people often know each other.

A village is always far away from cities.

In a village, cars are not allowed on any road.

A town is usually bigger and busier than a village.

Villages never have traffic.

A village may have a church, a school, or a shop.

A town has no schools.

In Primary 1 English we learn to read.

Primary 1 English lessons last three hours.

In class, we never use pencils.

A full stop ends a sentence.

We do not use capital letters at all.

We sound out words when reading.

The English alphabet has 30 letters.

We use a pencil to write on paper.

The letter E is never the first letter in a word.

The English alphabet has 26 letters.

A doctor treats patients.

A doctor fixes cars.

A police officer keeps people safe.

An architect flies airplanes.

A librarian paints pictures.

A nurse builds houses.

A firefighter puts out fires.

A chef cooks meals.

A chef drives a taxi.

A teacher helps students learn.