read each sentence. circle the word below the sentence that has the same sound of y as the bold word.
1. kyle would rather be in the garden than just about anywhere else.
nylon youth egypt
2. his yard is filled with interesting and exotic plants.
type yield geometry
3. on a typical summer day, kyle might spend five or six hours outside.
supply yellow system
4. his newest addition is a yucca plant, which he says has many edible parts.
firefly yo - yo cheerfully
5. kyle owns a nursery called the green thumb.
suddenly yowling skylark
circle each word that contains an r - controlled vowel in the proverbs below.
1. a picture is worth a thousand words.
2. one good turn deserves another.
3. give and take is fair play.
4. short visits make long friends.
5. a quitter never wins, and a winner never quits.
6. leave no stone unturned.
7. appearances can be deceptive.
8. the darkest hour is just before the dawn.
9. great oaks from little acorns grow.
10. a bird in hand is worth two in the bush.
11. an apple a day keeps the doctor away.
12. misery loves company.

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read each sentence. circle the word below the sentence that has the same sound of y as the bold word.
1. kyle would rather be in the garden than just about anywhere else.
   nylon  youth  egypt
2. his yard is filled with interesting and exotic plants.
   type  yield  geometry
3. on a typical summer day, kyle might spend five or six hours outside.
   supply  yellow  system
4. his newest addition is a yucca plant, which he says has many edible parts.
   firefly  yo - yo  cheerfully
5. kyle owns a nursery called the green thumb.
   suddenly  yowling  skylark
circle each word that contains an r - controlled vowel in the proverbs below.
1. a picture is worth a thousand words.
2. one good turn deserves another.
3. give and take is fair play.
4. short visits make long friends.
5. a quitter never wins, and a winner never quits.
6. leave no stone unturned.
7. appearances can be deceptive.
8. the darkest hour is just before the dawn.
9. great oaks from little acorns grow.
10. a bird in hand is worth two in the bush.
11. an apple a day keeps the doctor away.
12. misery loves company.

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# Brief Explanations:
### Part 1: Same Sound (y)
1. **Kyle** ( /kaɪl/ ) - "nylon" ( /ˈnaɪlɒn/ ) has the same "y" sound (long i) as "Kyle". "youth" ( /juːθ/ ) has a "y" sound of /j/, "Egypt" ( /ˈiːdʒɪpt/ ) has a silent "y" or /ɪ/ - like sound. So circle **nylon**.
2. **yard** ( /jɑːd/ ) - "yield" ( /jiːld/ ) has the same initial "y" sound ( /j/ ). "type" ( /taɪp/ ) has a "y" with /aɪ/, "geometry" ( /dʒiˈɒmətri/ ) has a "g" sound for "ge". So circle **yield**.
3. **typical** ( /ˈtɪpɪkl/ ) - "system" ( /ˈsɪstəm/ ) has the same short "i" sound (from "y" in "typical" as /ɪ/ ). "supply" ( /səˈplaɪ/ ) has /aɪ/, "yellow" ( /ˈjeləʊ/ ) has /j/. So circle **system**.
4. **yucca** ( /ˈjʌkə/ ) - "yo - yo" ( /ˈjəʊjəʊ/ ) has the same initial "y" sound ( /j/ ). "firefly" ( /ˈfaɪəflaɪ/ ) has /aɪ/, "cheerfully" ( /ˈtʃɪəfəli/ ) has no "y" sound like that. So circle **yo - yo**.
5. **nursery** ( /ˈnɜːsəri/ ) - "suddenly" ( /ˈsʌdənli/ ) has the same "y" sound ( /i/ at the end). "yowling" ( /ˈjaʊlɪŋ/ ) has /j/, "skylark" ( /ˈskaɪlɑːk/ ) has /aɪ/. So circle **suddenly**.

### Part 2: r - controlled vowels (vowels affected by "r", like ar, er, ir, or, ur)
1. "worth" ( /wɜːθ/ - "ur" is r - controlled), "words" ( /wɜːdz/ - "or" (but in "words" it's /ɜː/ as r - controlled? Wait, "words" has "or" but with r - control? Wait, r - controlled vowels are when a vowel is followed by "r" and the sound is changed. So "worth" (ur - /ɜː/), "thousand" has no r - controlled vowel, "words" (or - but with r? Wait, "words" is "word" + "s", "word" is /wɜːd/ (ur - r - controlled? Wait, maybe I made a mistake. Let's list words with r - controlled vowels:
    - 1. "worth" (ur: /ɜː/), "words" (or? No, "word" is /wɜːd/ (ur - r - controlled). Wait, maybe better to identify:
    - 1. "worth" (r - controlled vowel: ur /ɜː/), "words" (or? No, "word" has ur? Wait, maybe the correct words: "worth" (ur), "words" (or? No, let's check each proverb:
    - 1. "picture" (no), "worth" (yes, ur), "thousand" (no), "words" (yes, or? Wait, "word" is /wɜːd/ (ur - r - controlled). So circle **worth**, **words**.
    - 2. "good" (no), "turn" (ur: /ɜː/), "deserves" (er: /ɜː/), "another" (er: /ə/ - no, "another" is /əˈnʌðə(r)/ - the "er" at the end is /ə/, but "turn" (ur - /ɜː/), "deserves" (er - /ɜː/). So circle **turn**, **deserves**, **another** (wait, "another" has "er" but is it r - controlled? Maybe "turn" (ur), "deserves" (er), "another" (er? No, "another" is /əˈnʌðə(r)/, the "er" is /ə/ - maybe not. Wait, r - controlled vowels are vowels where the "r" changes the vowel sound, like in "car" (ar - /ɑː/), "her" (er - /ɜː/), "bird" (ir - /ɜː/), "fork" (or - /ɔː/), "fur" (ur - /ɜː/). So:
    - 2. "turn" (ur: /ɜː/), "deserves" (er: /ɜː/), "another" (er: /ə/ - no, maybe "turn", "deserves".
    - 3. "give" (no), "take" (no), "fair" (air - not r - controlled), "play" (no). Wait, "fair" is "air" - not r - controlled. Maybe no r - controlled vowels? Wait, maybe I'm wrong. Let's check again.
    - 3. No r - controlled vowels?
    - 4. "Short" (or: /ɔː/ - r - controlled), "visits" (no), "make" (no), "long" (no), "friends" (no). So circle **Short**.
    - 5. "quitter" (er: /ə/ - no), "never" (er: /ə/ - no), "wins" (no), "winner" (er: /ə/ - no), "quits" (no). Wait, maybe "quitter" (er - but /ə/), not r - controlled.
    - 6. "Leave" (no), "no" (no), "stone" (no), "unturned" (ur: /ɜː/). So circle **unturned**.
    - 7. "Appearances" (er: /ə/ - no), "can" (no), "be" (no), "deceptive" (no). Wait, "appearances" has "ance" - no.
    - 8. "darkest" (ar: /ɑː/ - r - controlled), "hour" (our - not r - controlled), "just" (no), "before" (no), "dawn" (no). So circle **darkest**.
    - 9. "Great" (no), "oaks" (no), "from" (no), "little" (no), "acorns" (or: /ɔː/ - r - controlled), "grow" (no). So circle **acorns**.
    - 10. "bird" (ir: /ɜː/ - r - controlled), "hand" (no), "worth" (ur: /ɜː/ - r - controlled), "two" (no), "bush" (no). So circle **bird**, **worth**.
    - 11. "apple" (no), "day" (no), "keeps" (no), "doctor" (or: /ɔː/ - r - controlled), "away" (no). So circle **doctor**.
    - 12. "Misery" (no), "loves" (no), "company" (no). Wait, maybe "Misery" has "ery" - no.

This is a bit complex, but the main task is to identify the words with r - controlled vowels (vowels followed by "r" where the vowel sound is modified, like ar, er, ir, or, ur).

# Answer:
### Part 1 (Same Sound as Bold "y"):
1. nylon
2. yield
3. system
4. yo - yo
5. suddenly

### Part 2 (r - controlled vowels):
1. worth, words
2. turn, deserves
4. Short
6. unturned
8. darkest
9. acorns
10. bird, worth
11. doctor

(Note: For part 2, the identification of r - controlled vowels might vary slightly based on pronunciation rules, but the above are the likely candidates.)

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Explanation:

Part 1: Same Sound (y)

Part 2: r - controlled vowels (vowels affected by "r", like ar, er, ir, or, ur)

Answer:

Part 1 (Same Sound as Bold "y"):

Part 2 (r - controlled vowels):