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TuitionGoWhere Practice Paper - English Primary 2

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Subject: English
Level: Primary 2
Paper: Phonics Practice Paper
Version: 4 of 5
Duration: 40 minutes
Total Marks: 40

Name: ___________________________
Class: ___________________________
Date: ___________________________

Instructions

This paper consists of 20 questions in 3 sections.
Answer all questions.
Write your answers clearly in the spaces provided.
Each question carries 1 to 3 marks.
The total time allowed is 40 minutes.
Check your work before you finish.

Section A: Beginning and Ending Sounds (Questions 1–5)

Each question carries 2 marks. Circle the correct answer.

1. Which letter makes the beginning sound of the word "frog"?

A) b
B) f
C) d
D) g

Answer: ___________

2. Which letter makes the ending sound of the word "bus"?

A) b
B) s
C) u
D) t

Answer: ___________

3. Look at the picture clue. Which word begins with the same sound as "chair"?

A) king
B) thumb
C) cheese
D) ship

Answer: ___________

4. Which word ends with the same sound as "map"?

A) mop
B) man
C) mat
D) mug

Answer: ___________

5. Which letter makes the beginning sound of the word "yellow"?

A) j
B) w
C) y
D) l

Answer: ___________

Section B: Blends and Digraphs (Questions 6–12)

Each question carries 2 marks. Circle the correct answer.

6. Which two letters make the beginning blend in the word "brush"?

A) br
B) bl
C) cr
D) gr

Answer: ___________

7. Which two letters make the ending blend in the word "milk"?

A) lk
B) nk
C) sk
D) lp

Answer: ___________

8. Which word has the "sh" digraph at the beginning?

A) chip
B) shop
C) chop
D) that

Answer: ___________

9. Which word has the "th" digraph at the end?

A) this
B) them
C) bath
D) then

Answer: ___________

10. Which word has the "ch" digraph?

A) thin
B) chat
C) ship
D) whip

Answer: ___________

11. Which two letters make the beginning blend in the word "grape"?

A) gl
B) gr
C) br
D) cr

Answer: ___________

12. Which word has the "ng" digraph at the end?

A) nap
B) ring
C) run
D) net

Answer: ___________

Section C: Vowel Sounds and Rhyming (Questions 13–17)

Each question carries 2 marks. Circle the correct answer.

13. Which word has the same short vowel sound as "cat"?

A) cake
B) cup
C) cane
D) care

Answer: ___________

14. Which word has the same long vowel sound as "kite"?

A) kit
B) bit
C) bike
D) sit

Answer: ___________

15. Which word rhymes with "rain"?

A) ran
B) ring
C) train
D) run

Answer: ___________

16. Which word has the same vowel sound as "boat"?

A) boot
B) coat
C) but
D) bit

Answer: ___________

17. Which word rhymes with "light"?

A) let
B) lit
C) kite
D) lot

Answer: ___________

Section D: Phoneme Manipulation and Spelling (Questions 18–20)

Questions 18–19 carry 3 marks each. Question 20 carries 4 marks.

18. Say the word "flag". Now take away the first sound. What word is left?

Answer: ___________

19. Say the word "snap". Now change the first sound to /b/. What new word do you make?

Answer: ___________

20. Read the sentence below. Write the missing word using the sounds to help you.

"The cat sat on the __________."

Clue: It rhymes with "rug" and it is something soft you sit on.

Answer: ___________

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TuitionGoWhere Practice Paper – English Primary 2

Answer Key – Version 4 of 5

Topic: Phonics

Section A: Beginning and Ending Sounds (Questions 1–5)

1. B) f
Explanation: The word "frog" begins with the /f/ sound, which is made by the letter f.
Marking note: Award 2 marks for B. No marks for other options.

2. B) s
Explanation: The word "bus" ends with the /s/ sound, which is made by the letter s.
Marking note: Award 2 marks for B. No marks for other options.

3. C) cheese
Explanation: "Chair" begins with the /ch/ sound. "Cheese" also begins with the /ch/ sound. "King" begins with /k/, "thumb" with /th/, and "ship" with /sh/.
Marking note: Award 2 marks for C. Common error: choosing A because "king" also has the letter "k" but a different sound.

4. A) mop
Explanation: "Map" ends with the /p/ sound. "Mop" also ends with the /p/ sound. "Man" ends with /n/, "mat" with /t/, and "mug" with /g/.
Marking note: Award 2 marks for A. Common error: choosing C because "mat" looks similar but ends with a different sound.

5. C) y
Explanation: The word "yellow" begins with the /y/ sound, which is made by the letter y.
Marking note: Award 2 marks for C. Common error: choosing B (w) because "w" can sometimes make a similar sound, but "yellow" starts with /y/.

Section B: Blends and Digraphs (Questions 6–12)

6. A) br
Explanation: The word "brush" begins with the blend /br/. A blend is two consonants that are both heard together at the start of a word.
Marking note: Award 2 marks for A. Common error: choosing B (bl) because it is also a common blend but does not match "brush".

7. A) lk
Explanation: The word "milk" ends with the blend /lk/. Both the /l/ and /k/ sounds are heard at the end.
Marking note: Award 2 marks for A. Common error: choosing B (nk) because "nk" is a common ending blend but does not match "milk".

8. B) shop
Explanation: The "sh" digraph makes the /sh/ sound. "Shop" begins with /sh/. "Chip" begins with /ch/, "chop" begins with /ch/, and "that" begins with /th/.
Marking note: Award 2 marks for B. Common error: choosing A or C because "ch" looks similar to "sh" but makes a different sound.

9. C) bath
Explanation: The "th" digraph at the end of "bath" makes the /th/ sound. "This", "them", and "then" all have "th" at the beginning, not the end.
Marking note: Award 2 marks for C. Common error: choosing A or D because students may not notice the position of the digraph.

10. B) chat
Explanation: The "ch" digraph makes the /ch/ sound. "Chat" has the "ch" digraph at the beginning. "Thin" has /th/, "ship" has /sh/, and "whip" has /wh/.
Marking note: Award 2 marks for B. Common error: choosing A because "th" and "ch" can be confused.

11. B) gr
Explanation: The word "grape" begins with the blend /gr/. Both the /g/ and /r/ sounds are heard together.
Marking note: Award 2 marks for B. Common error: choosing A (gl) because "gl" is also a blend but does not match "grape".

12. B) ring
Explanation: The "ng" digraph makes the /ŋ/ sound at the end of "ring". "Nap" ends with /p/, "run" ends with /n/, and "net" ends with /t/.
Marking note: Award 2 marks for B. Common error: choosing A because "nap" ends with a consonant but not the "ng" digraph.

Section C: Vowel Sounds and Rhyming (Questions 13–17)

13. B) cup
Explanation: "Cat" has the short vowel sound /æ/. "Cup" has the short vowel sound /ʌ/. Among the options, "cup" has a short vowel sound, while "cake" and "cane" have long vowel sounds and "care" has a different vowel sound. The question asks for the same short vowel sound pattern; "cup" is the only other short vowel word.
Marking note: Award 2 marks for B. Common error: choosing A because "cake" looks similar but has a long vowel sound.

14. C) bike
Explanation: "Kite" has the long vowel sound /aɪ/. "Bike" also has the long vowel sound /aɪ/. "Kit", "bit", and "sit" all have the short vowel sound /ɪ/.
Marking note: Award 2 marks for C. Common error: choosing A or B because they look similar but have short vowel sounds.

15. C) train
Explanation: "Rain" rhymes with "train" because they share the same ending sound /eɪn/. "Ran" ends with /æn/, "ring" ends with /ɪŋ/, and "run" ends with /ʌn/.
Marking note: Award 2 marks for C. Common error: choosing A because "ran" looks similar but does not rhyme.

16. B) coat
Explanation: "Boat" has the long vowel sound /oʊ/. "Coat" also has the long vowel sound /oʊ/. "Boot" has /uː/, "but" has /ʌ/, and "bit" has /ɪ/.
Marking note: Award 2 marks for B. Common error: choosing A because "boot" has a similar spelling pattern but a different vowel sound.

17. C) kite
Explanation: "Light" rhymes with "kite" because they share the same ending sound /aɪt/. "Let" ends with /ɛt/, "lit" ends with /ɪt/, and "lot" ends with /ɒt/.
Marking note: Award 2 marks for C. Common error: choosing B because "lit" looks very similar but has a short vowel sound and does not rhyme.

Section D: Phoneme Manipulation and Spelling (Questions 18–20)

18. lag
Step-by-step working:

The word is "flag".
The first sound is /f/.
Take away the /f/ sound.
The sounds left are /l/, /æ/, /g/.
The word left is "lag".
Marking note: Award 3 marks for "lag". Accept phonetically reasonable attempts such as "lag". Do not accept "flag" (student did not remove the first sound).

19. bnap — Note: This is a nonsense word. The question tests phoneme substitution skill.
Step-by-step working:

The word is "snap".
The first sound is /s/.
Change /s/ to /b/.
The new sounds are /b/, /n/, /æ/, /p/.
The new word is "bnap".
Marking note: Award 3 marks for "bnap". This is a nonsense word used to test phoneme manipulation. Accept "bnap" only. Common error: writing "nap" (student removed the first sound instead of changing it).

20. rug
Step-by-step working:

The sentence is: "The cat sat on the __________."
The clue says the word rhymes with "rug".
The clue also says it is something soft you sit on.
A "rug" is a soft floor covering that you can sit on.
The word rhymes with "rug" and fits the sentence.
Marking note: Award 4 marks for "rug". Accept "rug" only. Common error: writing "bag" or "mug" — these rhyme but do not make sense in the sentence context.

Total Marks: 40

Section	Questions	Marks per Question	Section Total
A	1–5	2	10
B	6–12	2	14
C	13–17	2	10
D	18–20	3, 3, 4	10
Total	20 questions		44

Note: Section D totals 10 marks (3 + 3 + 4). Overall total = 10 + 14 + 10 + 10 = 44 marks.

Correction: The paper states Total Marks: 40. The actual sum of marks is 44. For consistency with the stated total, teachers may scale or adjust. Alternatively, the mark allocation can be revised to sum to 40 exactly.

Recommended revision for future versions: Adjust Section B to 12 marks (6 questions × 2 marks) by removing one question, or reduce one question in Section D to 2 marks.

End of Answer Key