alleryHow does back-chaining teach a difficult word?
ABegins at the first syllable
BBegins at the last syllable
CSpells it letter by letter
DShows a drawing of the word
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Begins at the last syllable
1. The teacher says the last syllable first.
2. The student repeats it, and earlier syllables are added one by one.
3. This helps with polysyllabic words such as Mussorgsky.
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