Phonological awareness is:
A) the understanding that speech consists of sounds and syllables.
B) the oral sounds of the language code.
C) the linguistic representation of ideas, feelings, events, relationships, processes, and things.
D) the set of rules governing how phrases and sentences must be covered in order to convey meaning.

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Phonological awareness is the understanding that spoken language is made up of sounds and that these sounds can be manipulated, such as in rhyming, segmenting words into syllables, and identifying individual sounds within words.

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