Onset And Rime Quiz

The correct answer is "stop". By combining the onset "st" with the rime "-op", we can form the word "stop".

The onset is the initial sound or sounds in a word, and the rime is the remaining part of the word after the onset. In this case, the onset is "p" and the rime is "-ot". Therefore, by choosing the onset and rime "p" and "-ot" respectively, we can form the word "pot".

The correct answer is "log." The onset "l" and the rime "-og" combine to form the word "log."

The onset is the initial consonant sound in a word, and the rime is the vowel and any consonant sounds that follow it. In this case, the correct answer is "m,-op" because "m" is the onset and "-op" is the rime. This combination creates the word "mop."

The onset is the initial sound or sounds in a word, while the rime is the part of the word that follows the onset. In this case, the onset is "d" and the rime is "-ot". Putting them together, we get the word "dot".

The correct answer is "dog". The onset "d" and the rime "-og" combine to form the word "dog".

The onset "r" and the rime "-ot" can be combined to form the word "rot".

The given answer is "h,-og." In this word, "h" is the onset and "-og" is the rime. The onset is the initial consonant sound of a syllable, and in this case, it is the "h" sound. The rime is the vowel and any consonant sounds that follow it, and in this case, it is "-og." Therefore, when the onset "h" is combined with the rime "-og," it forms the word "hog."

The given options for the onset are "c" and for the rime are "-op". When we combine the onset "c" with the rime "-op", it forms the word "cop". Therefore, the correct answer is c,-op.