Word Families Quiz

Kindergarten · English · Quiz

Test your knowledge of common word family patterns.

Questions

  1. Which word is in the -an word family?

    1. dog
    2. hat
    3. fan
    4. pig
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    Answer: fan

    Fan ends in -an, making it part of the -an word family with can, man, pan, ran.

  2. 'Dog' and 'log' are in the same word family.

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    Answer: True

    Dog and log both end in -og — they are in the -og word family.

  3. Cat, bat, and hat all belong to the ___ word family.

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    Answer: -at

    Cat, bat, and hat all end in -at, so they are in the -at word family.

  4. Which word belongs to the -ig word family?

    1. big
    2. bag
    3. bug
    4. bog
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    Answer: big

    Big ends in -ig, making it part of the -ig family. Bag=-ag, bug=-ug, bog=-og.

  5. 'Hen' and 'ten' are in the same word family.

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    Answer: True

    Hen and ten both end in -en — they belong to the -en word family.

  6. If you know how to read 'cat,' you can easily read which other word?

    1. cup
    2. bat
    3. dog
    4. hen
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    Answer: bat

    Cat and bat are both in the -at family. Knowing 'cat' means you know the -at pattern, so bat is easy to read.

  7. Hen, pen, and men all belong to the ___ word family.

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    Answer: -en

    Hen, pen, and men all end in -en — they are the -en word family.

  8. 'Can' and 'hat' are in the same word family.

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    Answer: False

    Can ends in -an and hat ends in -at — different endings mean different word families.

  9. Which group is a word family?

    1. cat, dog, pig
    2. hot, dot, pot
    3. sun, run, dog
    4. big, bag, bug
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    Answer: hot, dot, pot

    Hot, dot, and pot all end in -ot — they are the -ot word family. The other groups mix different endings.

  10. Words in the same family all share the same ending sound.

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    Answer: True

    That is the definition of a word family — they all share the same ending sound and pattern.

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