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Title: Utter

Grade: 6-a Lesson: S3-L1

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Step	Type	Explanation	Answer
1	Problem	How many syllables are there in the word 'Utter'?
2	Clue	A syllable is a single, unbroken vowel sound within a spoken word.
3	Hint	Syllables usually contain a vowel and accompanying consonants.
4	Sumup	Can you summarize what you’ve understood in the above steps?
5	Choice.A	Choice A is incorrect because "Utter" doesn’t have just one syllable. It actually has two syllables: "Ut-ter." Syllables are the beats in a word, like claps. So, "Utter" has two claps, not one.	1
6	Choice.B	Choice B is correct. "Utter" has two syllables because it has two separate beats when you say it: "ut-ter." When you clap your hands while saying it, you clap twice. Each clap represents a syllable, so "ut-ter" equals two syllables.	2
7	Choice.C	Choice C is incorrect because it incorrectly counts the syllables in the word 'utter.' The correct count is two syllables, not three. Syllables are the beats or chunks in a word, and 'utter' has only two: "ut-ter."	3
8	Choice.D	Choice D is incorrect because "Utter" has 2 syllables, not 4. Syllables are the beats in a word, like claps in music. "Ut-ter" has 2 claps. So, the word 'Utter' actually has 2 syllables, not 4.	4
9	Step:	Division of "Utter" into syllables - Ut-ter
10	Step:	Number of syllables in the word "Utter" - 2	Choice B
11	Sumup	Can you summarize what you’ve understood in the above steps?

Step

Type

Explanation

Answer

Problem

How many syllables are there in the word 'Utter'?

Clue

A syllable is a single, unbroken vowel sound within a spoken word.

Hint

Syllables usually contain a vowel and accompanying consonants.

Sumup

Can you summarize what you’ve understood in the above steps?

Choice.A

Choice A is incorrect because "Utter" doesn’t have just one syllable. It actually has two syllables: "Ut-ter." Syllables are the beats in a word, like claps. So, "Utter" has two claps, not one.

Choice.B

Choice B is correct. "Utter" has two syllables because it has two separate beats when you say it: "ut-ter." When you clap your hands while saying it, you clap twice. Each clap represents a syllable, so "ut-ter" equals two syllables.

Choice.C

Choice C is incorrect because it incorrectly counts the syllables in the word 'utter.' The correct count is two syllables, not three. Syllables are the beats or chunks in a word, and 'utter' has only two: "ut-ter."

Choice.D

Choice D is incorrect because "Utter" has 2 syllables, not 4. Syllables are the beats in a word, like claps in music. "Ut-ter" has 2 claps. So, the word 'Utter' actually has 2 syllables, not 4.

Step:

Division of "Utter" into syllables - Ut-ter

Step:

Number of syllables in the word "Utter" - 2

Choice B

Sumup

Can you summarize what you’ve understood in the above steps?

| Step |Type |Explanation | Answer