Wisconsin FORT (Foundations of Reading) Practice Test

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What is the rime of a word?

  1. The first consonant cluster

  2. The part of the word after the first vowel

  3. The blending of syllables

  4. The root of the word

The correct answer is: The part of the word after the first vowel

The rime of a word refers to the part of the word that comes after the initial vowel sound. It includes the vowel and any consonants that follow it within the same syllable. In phonological awareness, understanding the rime of a word is crucial for recognizing word patterns and developing reading skills. The other options are not accurate explanations of what the rime of a word actually is.

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