SHS English Language · Year 2
Triphthongs, Question Types and Clauses practice questions
English triphthongs, reading comprehension question types, and the features and structure of the noun clause.
17 questions in this topic: 7 recall, 9 applying skills and concepts and 1 strategic thinking. Every one carries a written explanation.
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- Question 1Recall
A triphthong is best defined as a vowel sound that
- acombines three vowel sounds within a single syllable, the first gradually changing into the second and then the third
- bcombines two vowel sounds within a single syllable, the first gliding directly into the second
- cis produced with a complete blockage of airflow at the vocal cords
- dis produced by narrowing a channel near the teeth to create audible friction
- Question 2Skills & concepts
An inferential question requires a reader to
- aanalyse information in the text and draw conclusions, even where these are not directly stated
- blocate an answer that is explicitly stated word-for-word in the text
- cidentify only the literary devices used within the text
- drecall the exact title and author of the text being read
- Question 3Recall
A noun clause can be introduced by a subordinate conjunction such as
- awhoever, whichever or what
- balthough, because or since
- cand, but or so
- dvery, quite or rather
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