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Quiet is the twenty-second episode of Alphablocks Series 1.

Synopsis[]

U tries to get away from Q but when the IT comes along, he needs her.

Plot[]

U is walking. Q appears out of nowhere and exclaims "Qooey!", but U runs away from her, and bumps into I and T.

i-t, IT!

Suddenly, the ground shakes. "**iet, did you hear that?" asks Q. U doesn't understand. Q merges with him and says, "I said /kw/, quiet! Did you hear that?" I thinks "It" is something big. U thinks it's unbelievably heavy. T thinks it's... tiny, just when they see a red It. Then It says U's sound. U asks it to stop. Q agrees and merges with U again. I and T leave and the other Alphablocks come.

qu-a-ck, QUACK!

Suddenly, It becomes a duck and starts to quack.

s-qu-aw-k, SQUAWK!

It becomes a parrot and starts to squawk.

s-qu-ea-k, SQUEAK!

It turns into a mouse and starts to squeak. When I and T come back, I finds It annoying. Then U gets Q to hold It, and tries a word without Q...

u-i-e-t, UIET!

It doesn't work. U decides to merge with Q.

qu-i-e-t, QUIET!

It goes back to its normal form and goes to sleep.

Characters (in their order of appearance)[]

Digraphs[]

  • QU
  • CK
  • AW
  • EA

Words[]

  • It
  • Quit (stealth word)
  • Quack
  • Squawk
  • Squeak
  • Uiet (nonsense word)
  • Quiet

Trivia[]

  • Total words: 5
  • When I and T return, S is still with Q, U, and E. She disappears when T asks "How's It going?"
  • B, D, F, G, H, J, L, M, N, O, P, R, V, X, Y, and Z are absent in this episode.
  • A, CK, E, K, S, AW, and EA only say their sound in this episode.
  • O is the only vowel who did not appear in this episode.
  • C and W have no solo lines in this episode.
  • This is the second time Q says "Qooey!" The first was Race.
  • When It turned into a duck as a result of the word Quack, it resembles Daffy Duck from Looney Tunes.

Errors[]

  • When UIET and QUIET are sounded out, U's cap is missing.

Nonsense Words[]

UIET

Short for University Institute of Engineering and Technology.

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