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Syllable Structure Quiz

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Test knowledge of English syllables.

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Syllable Structure Quiz
 

Syllable Structure QuizOnline version

Test knowledge of English syllables.

by Ogiloy Nematova
1

Heavy syllables are only CVV; CVCs are never heavy.

2

A syllabic consonant can serve as the nucleus (e.g., l in bottle).

3

The syllable consists of onset, nucleus, and coda.

4

Every syllable in English must have an onset.

5

The nucleus is obligatory in English syllables.

6

The rhyme is onset plus nucleus.

7

The rhyme of a syllable is the nucleus plus the coda.

8

Eat is a syllable with no onset.

9

The maximal onset principle places consonants in the coda of the previous syllable.

10

The sound /ŋ/ is allowed at the beginning of native English syllables.

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