The Home 2 (CE1 Anglais)

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Test your ear for the /w/ and /dz/ sounds and home theme.

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The Home 2 (CE1 Anglais)Online version Test your ear for the /w/ and /dz/ sounds and home theme. by YAKILI LMS 1 The word 'grade' ends with a /dʒ/ sound, not /dz/. Yes No 2 The word 'wig' contains the /w/ sound. Yes No 3 The word 'water' does not begin with the /w/ sound. Yes No 4 The home chapter includes words like 'wash' that start with /w/. Yes No 5 The word 'window' starts with the /w/ sound. Yes No 6 The /w/ sound appears at the beginning of 'water'. Yes No 7 The home theme uses only colors, not objects or people. Yes No 8 The sound /w/ can be heard in 'whale' spelled with wh. Yes No 9 The /dz/ sound is the same as the /tʃ/ sound in 'chair'. Yes No 10 The sound /dz/ is never found in the middle of English words. Yes No 11 The sound /dz/ can appear when pronouncing 'badge' with soft 'dg' blend. Yes No 12 The letter 'w' in 'write' does not produce a /w/ sound. Yes No 13 The activity 'sing and play' doesn't relate to phonics of /dz/. Yes No 14 The /w/ sound can appear in the middle of a word like 'flower' if pronounced slowly. Yes No 15 The /w/ sound appears only at the end of words. Yes No 16 The word 'whale' is pronounced with a pure /h/ sound. Yes No 17 The word 'edge' has no /dz/ or /dʒ/ sound. Yes No 18 The home theme includes simple family words that use /dz/ in some dialects. Yes No 19 Whale starts with the /w/ sound. Yes No 20 The kids practice the /dz/ sound with examples like 'badge'. Yes No 21 The word 'write' begins with the /w/ sound. Yes No 22 The word 'cage' has no /dz/ sound at all. Yes No 23 You can hear the /w/ sound in 'walk'. Yes No 24 The letter 'ge' in 'cage' does not affect pronunciation. Yes No 25 In the home chapter, only objects not related to the house are used. Yes No 26 The word 'window' contains the /w/ sound at the start. Yes No 27 The word 'window' does not contain the /w/ sound. Yes No 28 The word 'wet' begins with the /w/ sound. Yes No 29 Bingo cards can be used for recognizing /w/ sounds. Yes No 30 A 'whistle' starts with the /w/ sound. Yes No 31 The /dz/ sound is heard in 'sudden' without any /dz/ letters. Yes No 32 The activity 'listen and clap' works only with vowels. Yes No 33 The /dz/ sound is heard in some English words with 'ge' at the end. Yes No 34 In CE1 activities, students listen for /w/ in daily words. Yes No 35 The sound /w/ can be heard in 'wand'. Yes No 36 The letter combination 'wh' often represents the /w/ sound in English. Yes No 37 All words starting with 'wh' always sound exactly like /h/ in English. Yes No 38 A CE1 class never uses listening games for phonics. Yes No 39 The sound /w/ is never found in the middle of words like 'answer'. Yes No 40 Bingo is never used in listening activities for sounds. Yes No 41 In a listening activity, you clap when you hear /w/. Yes No 42 The word 'cage' contains the /dz/ sound represented by 'ge'. Yes No 43 The term 'home' in this unit never appears in listening tasks. Yes No 44 The /w/ sound can be heard in 'knife' as a silent initial letter. Yes No 45 The sound /w/ is like the first sound in whale. Yes No 46 All 'ge' spellings always make the /g/ sound as in 'get'. Yes No 47 The /w/ sound is written only with the letter 'w' and never with 'wh'. Yes No 48 A bingo game can be played when you hear the /w/ sound. Yes No 49 The word 'gesture' has no /dz/ sound anywhere. Yes No 50 The /w/ sound can be spelled with wh as in whale. Yes No

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The word 'grade' ends with a /dʒ/ sound, not /dz/.

The word 'wig' contains the /w/ sound.

The word 'water' does not begin with the /w/ sound.

The home chapter includes words like 'wash' that start with /w/.

The word 'window' starts with the /w/ sound.

The /w/ sound appears at the beginning of 'water'.

The home theme uses only colors, not objects or people.

The sound /w/ can be heard in 'whale' spelled with wh.

The /dz/ sound is the same as the /tʃ/ sound in 'chair'.

The sound /dz/ is never found in the middle of English words.

The sound /dz/ can appear when pronouncing 'badge' with soft 'dg' blend.

The letter 'w' in 'write' does not produce a /w/ sound.

The activity 'sing and play' doesn't relate to phonics of /dz/.

The /w/ sound can appear in the middle of a word like 'flower' if pronounced slowly.

The /w/ sound appears only at the end of words.

The word 'whale' is pronounced with a pure /h/ sound.

The word 'edge' has no /dz/ or /dʒ/ sound.

The home theme includes simple family words that use /dz/ in some dialects.

Whale starts with the /w/ sound.

The kids practice the /dz/ sound with examples like 'badge'.

The word 'write' begins with the /w/ sound.

The word 'cage' has no /dz/ sound at all.

You can hear the /w/ sound in 'walk'.

The letter 'ge' in 'cage' does not affect pronunciation.

In the home chapter, only objects not related to the house are used.

The word 'window' contains the /w/ sound at the start.

The word 'window' does not contain the /w/ sound.

The word 'wet' begins with the /w/ sound.

Bingo cards can be used for recognizing /w/ sounds.

A 'whistle' starts with the /w/ sound.

The /dz/ sound is heard in 'sudden' without any /dz/ letters.

The activity 'listen and clap' works only with vowels.

The /dz/ sound is heard in some English words with 'ge' at the end.

In CE1 activities, students listen for /w/ in daily words.

The sound /w/ can be heard in 'wand'.

The letter combination 'wh' often represents the /w/ sound in English.

All words starting with 'wh' always sound exactly like /h/ in English.

A CE1 class never uses listening games for phonics.

The sound /w/ is never found in the middle of words like 'answer'.

Bingo is never used in listening activities for sounds.

In a listening activity, you clap when you hear /w/.

The word 'cage' contains the /dz/ sound represented by 'ge'.

The term 'home' in this unit never appears in listening tasks.

The /w/ sound can be heard in 'knife' as a silent initial letter.

The sound /w/ is like the first sound in whale.

All 'ge' spellings always make the /g/ sound as in 'get'.

The /w/ sound is written only with the letter 'w' and never with 'wh'.

A bingo game can be played when you hear the /w/ sound.

The word 'gesture' has no /dz/ sound anywhere.

The /w/ sound can be spelled with wh as in whale.