The final sheet mixes tricky CVC and CVCe choices, asking first graders to pick cake over caek, hot over hote, and cube over kube. Multiple choice items train spellers to reject common misspellings that swap letters or double them. Fill-in questions revisit the CVC-to-CVCe transformation rule one last time, cementing the big Grade 1 idea that silent e is the letter that makes short vowels say their long names.