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Closed/R-Controlled Syllables

Quiz by Fay Broussard

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Q 1/14
Score 0
germ
120
Closed
R-Controlled
Q 2/14
Score 0
sharp
120
R-Controlled
Closed

14 questions

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germ

1

120 sec

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sharp

2

120 sec

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risk

3

120 sec

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scarf

4

120 sec

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numb

5

120 sec

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trumpet

6

120 sec

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switch

7

120 sec

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sandwich

8

120 sec

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sports

9

120 sec

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nurse

10

120 sec

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button

11

120 sec

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first

12

120 sec

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slip

13

120 sec

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start

14

120 sec

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