1) A closed syllable has a vowel followed by a) a consonant b) nothing 2) In a closed syllable, the vowel usually says its a) long sound b) short sound 3) An open syllable has a vowel followed by a) a consonant b) nothing 4) Weird sounds usually happen in a) accented syllables b) unaccented syllables 5) When an open syllable is accented, the vowel usually has its a) long sound b) short sound c) weird sound 6) When a syllable is UNaccented, the vowel usually has its a) long sound b) short sound c) "it depends" sound 7) An open, UNaccented e, o, or u are usually a) long b) short c) half-long 8) An open, accented i says a) b) c) 9) An open, UNaccented i says a) b) c) 10) An open, accented a says a) b) c) 11) An open, UNaccented a says a) b) c) 12) An a, o, or u before -tion usually says its a) long sound b) short sound 13) An i before -tion usually says its a) long sound b) short sound

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