Using the chart on Sourcebook page 264, select the common division principle that best matches the following two-syllable words: planets
Understand the Problem
The question is asking to analyze the two-syllable word 'planets' and determine which common division principle fits it based on the given options. The approach involves understanding how the syllables can be divided according to the conventions of English phonics.
Answer
VC-CV (between the 'n' and 'e').
Without access to the specific chart on Sourcebook page 264, and assuming it resembles common syllable division principles, the possible method for 'planets' is dividing between the consonants; thus, the most common division principle would be VC-CV (between the 'n' and 'e').
Answer for screen readers
Without access to the specific chart on Sourcebook page 264, and assuming it resembles common syllable division principles, the possible method for 'planets' is dividing between the consonants; thus, the most common division principle would be VC-CV (between the 'n' and 'e').
More Information
The word 'planets' can be divided based on common syllable division rules such as VC-CV (vowel-consonant-consonant-vowel). This method divides words between two consonants flanked by vowels.
Tips
A common mistake is to assume that the division should occur between syllables in an intuitive but incorrect manner. It's important to apply correct principles based on the structure of the word.
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