SHS English Language · Year 1
Speech Sounds and Nouns practice questions
Pure vowel sounds in connected speech, and the noun as a word class.
18 questions in this topic: 7 recall, 8 applying skills and concepts, 2 strategic thinking and 1 extended thinking. Every one carries a written explanation.
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- Question 1Skills & concepts
"Honesty", "danger" and "happiness" are all examples of which type of noun?
- aAbstract nouns, since they name ideas that cannot be touched, seen or heard
- bConcrete nouns, since they name things that can be physically experienced
- cProper nouns, since each one is a specific, unique name
- dCommon nouns used only to describe physical objects
- Question 2Recall
A word class, or part of speech, refers to
- athe different categories of words used in grammar, based on their function
- bthe specific punctuation marks permitted in formal writing
- cthe order in which paragraphs must appear in an essay
- dthe list of sounds that make up the alphabet of a language
- Question 3Recall
Long vowel sounds are distinguished from short vowel sounds mainly by
- abeing produced with increased or prolonged duration
- bbeing produced only at the very start of a word
- crequiring the lips to be rounded throughout
- dnever appearing in polysyllabic words
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