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Primary 1 English Quiz - Phonics

Name: __________________________ Class: __________________________ Date: __________________________ Score: ____ / 25

Duration: 25 minutes

Instructions:

  • Read each question carefully.
  • Choose the correct answer and write its letter in the space provided.
  • For fill-in-the-blank questions, write the word or letter clearly.
  • Use a pencil. Do not use correction fluid.

Section A: Letter Sounds (Questions 1–5)

Each question carries 1 mark. Circle the correct letter.

1. Which letter makes the sound /b/?

A) d   B) p   C) b   D) q

Answer: _____

2. Which letter makes the sound /s/?

A) c   B) s   C) z   D) f

Answer: _____

3. Which letter makes the sound /t/?

A) d   B) b   C) p   D) t

Answer: _____

4. Which letter makes the sound /r/?

A) r   B) l   C) n   D) w

Answer: _____

5. Which letter makes the sound /n/?

A) m   B) u   C) n   D) h

Answer: _____

Section B: Beginning Sounds (Questions 6–10)

Each question carries 1 mark. Write the beginning sound of each word using a letter.

6. What sound does dog begin with? _____

7. What sound does sun begin with? _____

8. What sound does map begin with? _____

9. What sound does pen begin with? _____

10. What sound does leg begin with? _____

Section C: Ending Sounds (Questions 11–13)

Each question carries 1 mark. Write the ending sound of each word using a letter.

11. What sound does bus end with? _____

12. What sound does hat end with? _____

13. What sound does pin end with? _____

Section D: Middle Vowel Sounds (Questions 14–16)

Each question carries 1 mark. Circle the correct middle sound.

14. Which vowel sound do you hear in the middle of cat?

A) /e/   B) /a/   C) /i/   D) /o/

Answer: _____

15. Which vowel sound do you hear in the middle of hen?

A) /a/   B) /i/   C) /e/   D) /u/

Answer: _____

16. Which vowel sound do you hear in the middle of pin?

A) /a/   B) /e/   C) /o/   D) /i/

Answer: _____

Section E: CVC Word Building (Questions 17–20)

Each question carries 2 marks. Use the sounds to write the correct word.

17. Write the word for this set of sounds: /h/ – /a/ – /t/

__________________

18. Write the word for this set of sounds: /b/ – /e/ – /d/

__________________

19. Write the word for this set of sounds: /r/ – /u/ – /n/

__________________

20. Write the word for this set of sounds: /p/ – /i/ – /g/

__________________

Total: 25 marks

End of Quiz

Answers

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Primary 1 English Quiz - Phonics

Answer Key

Total Marks: 25

Section A: Letter Sounds (1 mark each)

1. C) b

  • The letter b makes the /b/ sound as in "ball" or "bat."
  • Common mistake: Students often confuse b and d because the letters look similar when flipped.

2. B) s

  • The letter s makes the /s/ sound as in "sun" or "sit."
  • Common mistake: Some students may choose z, which can sound similar but is a different letter.

3. D) t

  • The letter t makes the /t/ sound as in "top" or "ten."
  • Common mistake: Students may confuse t with d or p due to similar shapes.

4. A) r

  • The letter r makes the /r/ sound as in "rat" or "run."
  • Common mistake: Students sometimes confuse r with l, especially in handwriting.

5. C) n

  • The letter n makes the /n/ sound as in "net" or "nap."
  • Common mistake: Students may confuse n with m because both have similar shapes.

Section B: Beginning Sounds (1 mark each)

6. /d/

  • The word dog begins with the /d/ sound.
  • Method: Say the word slowly: "d-og." The first sound you hear is /d/.

7. /s/

  • The word sun begins with the /s/ sound.
  • Method: Say the word slowly: "s-un." The first sound you hear is /s/.

8. /m/

  • The word map begins with the /m/ sound.
  • Method: Say the word slowly: "m-ap." The first sound you hear is /m/.

9. /p/

  • The word pen begins with the /p/ sound.
  • Method: Say the word slowly: "p-en." The first sound you hear is /p/.

10. /l/

  • The word leg begins with the /l/ sound.
  • Method: Say the word slowly: "l-eg." The first sound you hear is /l/.

Section C: Ending Sounds (1 mark each)

11. /s/

  • The word bus ends with the /s/ sound.
  • Method: Say the word slowly: "bu-s." The last sound you hear is /s/.

12. /t/

  • The word hat ends with the /t/ sound.
  • Method: Say the word slowly: "ha-t." The last sound you hear is /t/.

13. /n/

  • The word pin ends with the /n/ sound.
  • Method: Say the word slowly: "pi-n." The last sound you hear is /n/.

Section D: Middle Vowel Sounds (1 mark each)

14. B) /a/

  • The word cat has the /a/ sound in the middle: c-a-t.
  • Common mistake: Students may confuse /a/ with /e/ because both are short vowel sounds.

15. C) /e/

  • The word hen has the /e/ sound in the middle: h-e-n.
  • Common mistake: Students may confuse /e/ with /i/ since they sound similar in fast speech.

16. D) /i/

  • The word pin has the /i/ sound in the middle: p-i-n.
  • Common mistake: Students may confuse /i/ with /e/ because the sounds are close.

Section E: CVC Word Building (2 marks each)

17. hat

  • Working: /h/ + /a/ + /t/ = hat
  • Marking: Award 2 marks for the correct spelling. Award 1 mark if the student writes a recognisable attempt (e.g., "het" or "hit") showing understanding of CVC structure.

18. bed

  • Working: /b/ + /e/ + /d/ = bed
  • Marking: Award 2 marks for the correct spelling. Award 1 mark for a recognisable attempt (e.g., "bad" or "bid").

19. run

  • Working: /r/ + /u/ + /n/ = run
  • Marking: Award 2 marks for the correct spelling. Award 1 mark for a recognisable attempt (e.g., "ran" or "ren").

20. pig

  • Working: /p/ + /i/ + /g/ = pig
  • Marking: Award 2 marks for the correct spelling. Award 1 mark for a recognisable attempt (e.g., "peg" or "pag").

Marking Notes for Teachers

  • Section A (Q1–5): Each question is worth 1 mark. Award the mark only for the correct letter. No partial credit.
  • Section B (Q6–10): Each question is worth 1 mark. Accept the correct letter (e.g., "d" for /d/). Accept either uppercase or lowercase.
  • Section C (Q11–13): Each question is worth 1 mark. Accept the correct letter. Students may write the letter name instead of the sound; accept if clearly correct.
  • Section D (Q14–16): Each question is worth 1 mark. Award the mark only for the correct option. No partial credit.
  • Section E (Q17–20): Each question is worth 2 marks. Award 2 marks for correct spelling. Award 1 mark for a phonetically plausible attempt that shows understanding of the CVC pattern. Award 0 marks for completely incorrect or illegible responses.

Total: 25 marks