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    Spanish Pronunciation - Quizizz

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    This document is a Spanish language worksheet containing 34 multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions about Spanish pronunciation. The questions cover topics like the sounds of individual vowels and consonants, pronunciation rules when letters are combined, and exceptions to pronunciation rules. The worksheet includes spaces for the student's name, class, date, and instructor's name.

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    This document is a Spanish language worksheet containing 34 multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions about Spanish pronunciation. The questions cover topics like the sounds of individual vowels and consonants, pronunciation rules when letters are combined, and exceptions to pronunciation rules. The worksheet includes spaces for the student's name, class, date, and instructor's name.

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    This document is a Spanish language worksheet containing 34 multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions about Spanish pronunciation. The questions cover topics like the sounds of individual vowels and consonants, pronunciation rules when letters are combined, and exceptions to pronunciation rules. The worksheet includes spaces for the student's name, class, date, and instructor's name.

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    This document is a Spanish language worksheet containing 34 multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions about Spanish pronunciation. The questions cover topics like the sounds of individual vowels and consonants, pronunciation rules when letters are combined, and exceptions to pronunciation rules. The worksheet includes spaces for the student's name, class, date, and instructor's name.

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    Hojas de trabajo Nombre

    Spanish pronunciation
    Clase
    Total de preguntas: 34
    Tiempo de la hoja de trabajo: 17minutos
    Fecha
    Nombre del instructor: Señor Johnson

    1. Listen to the word I spell and select the correct answer.

    a) dero b) pero

    c) perro d) dedo

    2. Listen to the word I spell and select the correct answer.

    a) hamor b) amor

    c) honor d) anor

    3. Listen to the word I spell and write it down.

    Resp.

    4. Listen to the word I spell and write it down.

    Resp.

    5. Listen to the word I spell and write it down.

    Resp.

    6. Listen to the word I spell and select the correct answer.

    a) pina b) biña

    c) bina d) piña
    7. Listen to the word I spell and select the correct answer.

    a) heillo b) hailo

    c) heilo d) hielo

    8. Listen to the word I spell and write it down.

    Resp.

    9. Listen to the word I spell and write it down.

    Resp.

    10. Listen to the word I spell and write it down.

    Resp.

    11. How many vowels are there in Spanish?

    a) 4 b) 25

    c) 5 d) 6

    12. In Spanish, the vowel that sounds like the "oo" in moon is

    a) E b) U

    c) O d) A

    13. In Spanish, which vowels sounds like the "oh" in open?

    a) u b) a

    c) o d) e

    14. In Spanish, which vowel sounds like the "ee" in feet?

    a) E b) U

    c) I d) A
    15. In Spanish, which vowel is pronounced like "ah" (like what the doctor makes you say to look at your
    throat)?

    a) I b) U

    c) A d) E

    16. In Spanish, these 2 letters sounds the same when pronounced in a word?

    a) j, h b) v, b

    c) d, t d) g, h

    17. Which consonant is ALWAYS silent in Spanish?

    a) Z b) H

    c) B d) V

    18. In Spanish, two Ls together (LL) sounds like...

    a) H b) Y

    c) W d) K

    19. In Spanish, accent marks are...

    a) imperfect b) imperative

    c) impossible d) important

    20. In Spanish, the letter j sounds like the "h" from these English words

    a) honest b) happy

    c) house d) hourly

    21. In Spanish, the letter G combined with A O or U makes a ________ sound

    a) SILENT b) HARD

    c) FUNNY d) SOFT
    22. In Spanish, the letter G combined with E or I makes a ______ sound (like in

    a) SOFT b) FUNNY

    c) HARD

    23. In Spanish, a HARD C combined with A O or U sounds like what English letter?

    a) Z b) X

    c) K d) S

    24. In Spanish, a SOFT C combined with E or I sounds like what English letter?

    a) S b) C

    c) G d) K

    25. In Spanish, the letter Z sounds like what English letter?

    a) S b) K

    c) X d) W

    26. In Spanish, accent marks are optional.

    a) FALSE (Falso) b) TRUE (Cierto)

    27. In Spanish, the vowels produce the same sound as their letter name.

    a) FALSE (Falso) b) TRUE (Cierto)

    28. Which letters have more than one sound in Spanish? (Choose more than 1)

    a) c b) h

    c) e d) a

    e) g

    29. Which of these does not begin with a "k" sound?

    a) cuna b) cinturón

    c) casa d) queso
    30. Which letters make the English "h" (hot) sound in Spanish? (Choose more than 1)

    a) y b) g

    c) j d) z

    e) ch

    31. The sound of the h varies, depending on the letter follows it.

    a) True b) False

    32. The "u" always follows the q in Spanish, but it's always silent.

    a) False b) True

    33. Because they sound similar, "b" is referred as "b larga" and "v" is referred as "b corta"

    a) False b) True

    34. Just like English, in Spanish the vowels are sounded based on the letters around them and the origin
    of the word.

    a) False b) True

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