S and Z Sounds ChallengeVersión en línea

True/False on s and z notes

por Joshua Masis
1

The word 'pencil' ends with the /z/ sound.

2

The /s/ sound can be written with c before e or i (e.g., city).

3

The /z/ sound is often spelled with z at the end of words (e.g., buzz).

4

The /z/ sound never occurs at the end of a word.

5

In 'island', the 's' is pronounced as /z/.

6

The /s/ sound can appear only as the letter s and never as a c or sc.

7

The /s/ and /z/ sounds are the same voicing and differ only in spelling.

8

The /z/ sound can be spelled with s between vowels (e.g., has, is).

9

The /s/ sound can be spelled with s at the start of a word (e.g., sun).

10

The /s/ and /z/ sounds are voiced differently; /s/ is voiceless and /z/ is voiced.