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Which assessment would you use to assess decoding and rime? T-Test or a Z-Test
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Z-Test
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Which of the following approaches to phonics instruction would use a rime segment of a familiar word to introduce an unfamiliar word with an identical rime segment (i.e., reading grill by its relation to dill, or click by its relation to kick)? Analogy or Word Families
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Analogy-based Phonics
Analogy-based phonics teaches learners unfamiliar words by relation to known words |
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When a student begins to understand prefixes, suffixes and root words, this is proficient vocabulary for what grade? 2nd or 3rd
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3rd Grade
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What type of test is the SAT?
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Standarized
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A teacher says this to his class: "What word will 'pea' and 'pod' make if they are put together?" What is this teacher trying to assess? ____ Structure
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Word Structure
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What is meant by “integration in and out of school”?
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Sharing of information from home to school and school to home.
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What is explicit strategy instruction? Declarative or Interrogative Instruction
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Declarative Knowledge
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What is essential to fluency? Automaticity or Sight Words
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Automaticity is the ability to recognize words instantly . It is essential to fluency, which is the ability to read in a fluid, natural way without having to stop to decode individual words.
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School administrators' special training is usually NOT found in what?
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In the assessment of a school literacy program
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What term is an anagram of "dusty"?
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Study
Anagrams are words created by rearranging the letters of a different word. Anagrams are used to enhance reading skills by getting students to pay attention to spelling. |
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Structural analysis would be useful in decoding the meaning of the word intoxicated or haggard?
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Structural analysis is a method of decoding the meaning of words by using knowledge about how words are structured. In particular, it focuses on root words (such as "toxic" in "intoxicated") and prefixes and suffixes. The choice that would lend itself particularly well to structural analysis is "intoxicated"
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When students identify rhyming words, the key is for them to identify what?
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Which part of the word is important for the rhyme.
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A group of students whose performance is monitored over an extended period of time is called a ___________.
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A cluster
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The Reading Recovery Program is intended for 1st grade, K, or Pre-school?
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First Grade
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A lesson in phonemic awareness might include r_______.
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Rhyming
Phonemic awareness involves the sounds of words. |
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The transitional stage of reading generally refers to students in which grade level? first to _____
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First to second grade
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What is the best definition of phonological awareness?
______ of word parts (s______,p_______) and m_______ ability |
Comprehension of word parts (syllables, phenomes) and manipulation ability
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What journal exercise could help comprehension by reflecting on a text and writing about it?
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Double-entry journal
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Recognizing sight words is a (1) reading skill or (2) a phonics skills?
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Reading Skill
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Teacher-researchers utilize the Action Research Sequence to test their hypotheses about teaching and learning. Which of the following is the third step of the sequence?
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Determine the method for investigating questions
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In what ways are audio books helpful to student learning?
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Exemplifies good interpretive reading, teaches critical listening
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Which of the following is an example of a morpheme? Submarine or sorrow
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Sorrow
A morpheme is the smallest unit of a language that has meaning. No prefixes, suffixes, or compound words |
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A student who reads with 87 percent accuracy is reading at the
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Frustration Level
A student who reads with less than 90% accuracy is reading at the frustration level. At this level, a student needs almost constant support from a teacher to read successfully. |
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The study of the relationship between the letters of written language and the sounds of spoken language is called
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Phonics
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What is the meaning of the suffix -ocracy as in "democracy"?
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Rule
-osis = Abnormal increase -ostracy = Rule -phobia = Fear of -ship = Skill or art of -wright = One who works with |
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A student’s reading fluency would greatly improve if he practiced reading at home. Which of the following exercises would be MOST effective in increasing the student’s fluency?
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Reading aloud for 20 minutes daily
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Teaching students unfamiliar words by comparing them to known words is called
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Analogy phonics involves teaching students unfamiliar words by analogy to known words. For example, a teacher might help a student decode the word "brick" by pointing out how the word is similar to "kick."
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Expository text is not based on
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Common life events
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Which of these words contains a consonant blend? Black or bush
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Black
A consonant blend is a combination of consonants that retains the sounds of the individual consonant |
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When a student is able to give a superior academic performance in a particular grade, what National Assessment of Education Progress (NAEP) level of achievement has he or she attained?
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Advanced
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The reading specialist is discussing a comprehension strategy in which lessons for vocabulary improvement go outside of the classroom. Which strategy is this?
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Semantic Development Enrichment Instruction.
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Scaffolding techniques build on student's current or prior knowledge?
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Build on students' current knowledge.
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Which of the following formal assessment is an example of a screening assessment?
Reading record. Standard achievement test. Direct writing. On-demand writing. Portfolio. |
Standard achievement test.
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Which of these figures shows student Frustration Reading level for comprehension percent correct, as per the Betts Criteria?
43% 79%. 84%. 93%. 97%. |
79%
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