Vowel Digraphs Quiz!

In the word "teeth," the long vowel sound that is heard is the "ee" sound, which is represented by the letter "e." This can be seen in the spelling of the word itself. The "ee" combination creates a long vowel sound, as opposed to a short vowel sound.

The word "grain" does not belong to the "oa" family because it does not contain the letter combination "oa". The other three words, "coat", "goat", and "boat", all have the letters "oa" in them.

In the word "agree," the long vowel sound that is heard is the "ee" sound, which is represented by the letter "e." This is evident in the pronunciation of the word, where the "e" is elongated and pronounced as "ee."

The correct answer is "Long e" because in the word "clean," the vowel sound is represented by the letter "e" and it is pronounced as the long e sound.

The word "coach" contains a vowel digraph. In this case, the digraph is "oa" which makes the long "o" sound.

The correct answer is "ee, ae, io, au" because this list contains four examples of long vowel digraphs. A digraph is a combination of two letters that make a single sound. In this case, the digraphs "ee," "ae," "io," and "au" represent long vowel sounds.

The correct answer is "cheese" because it is a food made from milk.

A vowel digraph is a pair of vowels that make a single sound. In the word "float," the letters "oa" come together to create the long vowel sound /oʊ/. Therefore, "oa" in float is a vowel digraph.

In the word "grain," the long vowel sound that is heard is the "long a" sound. This is because the "ai" in "grain" makes the "long a" sound, as in words like "rain" and "train."

The correct answer is "grain" because the question states that "You like to eat this vowel digraph food." The only option that contains a vowel digraph (two vowels together that make one sound) is "grain." The other options, "display," "Ice cream," and "Cake," do not contain any vowel digraphs.