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Duplicate of Quiz! Literacy Terminology-EDTD 3252
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1
Mark all the compound words.
ice cream
waitress
business suit
innkeeper
2
Identify the receptive language arts.
reading, visually representing, viewing
reading, listening, viewing
reading, listening, writing
reading, speaking, listening
3
These words are immediately recognized as a whole and do not require decoding.
synonyms
high-frequency
sight
compund
4
A reader can use _________, or the words in the textual setting, to determine a word's meaning.
synonyms
clustering
phoneme
context clues
5
"The fajitas sizzled on the cast iron skillet and emitted a smokey aroma" contains ___________.
personification
inference
alliteration
imagery
6
An organizational text structure that is arranged by similarities and differences of two or more things,people, events
cause/effect
problem/solution
persuasive
comparison/contrast
7
What is a key characteristic of cognitive theory? Choose the best answer.
learning through lecture
constructing knowledge
learning through collaboration
connecting new learning with prior knowledge
8
Which is one of the five components of reading involves explicit instruction in letter-sound relationships?
phonemic awareness
concepts of print
fluency
phonics
9
Mark all items that include characteristics of behaviorism.
teacher as "sage on the stage"
lecture approach
student-centered
teacher-centered
10
Identify the figurative language in this sentence: "The snow fell like a speeding bullet".
metaphor
hyperbole
simile
idiom
11
Identify the acronym.
Workshop
NASA
A.M.
Pre
12
Homographs and homophones are examples of _____________.
antonyms
inferences
homonyms
synonyms
13
A place where teachers read to the class and students publish their writing.
microphone
teacher's chair
director's chair
author's chair
14
Which sentence contains alliteration?
Bears are like huge mountains.
Bears baked buns in the backyard.
That bear was 1000 ft. tall!
The boy named Roy rolled the toy with great joy.
15
The words "pear" and "pair" are ________.
antonyms
homograph
homophone
synonyms
16
A type of text that tells a story and is written from the first-person point of view
narrative
fable
expository
informational
17
Identify the type of sentence that follows: "What would you do for an ice cream?"
interrogative
imperative
exclamatory
declarative
18
What is a rubric?
An authoritative set of rules used to assess
A tool used for assessing that contains performance expectations and levels
A list of criteria and levels of mastery used to assess
All of the above
19
Perspective or attitude of the narrator in a piece of literature
plot
point of view
omnicient
main idea
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The central focus of a text that may be explicit or implied
focus
main idea
theme
gist
21
Authors often use conversations between characters as a way to provide insight about them. What is this called?
dialogue
speech
sequening
characterization
22
Choose the pair of words that are homographs.
bear and bare
bear and bear
stair and stare
pen and pin
23
Select
all
the groups of words that are irregular.
happy, happier, happiest
walk, walked, will walk
bad, worse, worst
go, went, gone
24
A strategy to immerse students in language by posting new vocabulary as it is encountered
word wall
drawing tattoos
word families
schema
25
Which sentence is declarative?
Tell the coach that we lost the game.
I can't believe we lost the game!
I can't believe we lost the game.
Can you believe we lost the game?
26
Identify the compound sentence.
The birds chirped, and the squirrels nibbled on acorns.
The ocean is a salty paradise.
While the weather here is cold, it is warm in Acapulco.
The boys and girls raised their hands in unison.
27
The words "at", "sat", and "bat" are part of the same ____________.
word family
word analogy
word play
sight word
28
What type of sentence asks a question?
command
exclamatory
declarative
interrogative
29
Identify the declarative sentence.
Dog, bark incessantly at the intruder.
The dog barked incessantly at the intruder.
Bark incessantly at the intruder.
Why did the dog bark incessantly at the intruder?
30
What do we call the
process
of reading and interacting with text in order to understand it?
decode metaphors
construct meaning
construct phonograms
locate the main idea
31
What is an organizational structure of text in which events are placed in the order in which they occur?
chronological
narrative
comparison/contrast
linear
32
Brainstorming is a type of ____________.
focus
prewriting
prereading
activator
33
Which word means arranging things in a certain order or pattern?
Chronological
Sequencing
Narrating
Synchronizing
34
Reading and writing are reciprocal processes because __________.
they both are receptive.
both are the same.
one is the inverse of the other.
they both are expressive.
35
Identify the sentence that contains an infinitive.
Let's go to the mall.
The students' excitement grew as the teacher started to read.
The crowd rushed to exit the stadium.
To the snacks, the students ran.
36
Readers who have strong ___________ are able to better attend to comprehension.
fluency
onomatopoeia
blending
imagery
37
Which are examples of how an author develops characterization?
None of the above
phys. appearance, imagery, what a character says, what the narrator says
phys. appearance; demeanor; other characters' reactions; what narrator says
dialogue, imagery, context clues, foreshadowing
38
Which is an example of an expressive language art?
viewing
reading
writing
listening
39
Authors use this to give hints about future events.
imagery
dialogue
sequencing
foreshadowing
40
This is a comprehension skill where the reader draws conclusions based on information in the text.
drawing conclusions
summarizing
inferencing
sequencing
41
Name the organizational pattern in this sentence: "After breaking my leg, I couldn't run track."
compare/contrast
description-explanation
problem-solution
cause/effect
42
What do we call words that appear in spoken and written text more often than most other words?
favorite words
high-frequency words
vocabulary
word families
43
Which word means an established category of artistic composition or literature?
non-ficiton
text
genre
fiction
44
What type of story or genre enforces a moral and often has animals as characters?
fable
folk lore
fantasy
tall tale
45
Which learning theory proposes that we rely on schema to learn new information?
cognitive theory
social learning
constructivism
behaviorism
46
"It's raining cats and dogs" is an example of a/an ___________.
simile
idiom
alliteration
analogy
47
What is the name of a type of graphic organizer used to compare/contrast information?
double entry journal
conjoined circles
Frayer model
Venn diagram
48
To pass off someone else's words or ideas as one's own is _________.
paraphrasing
parallelism
dialogue
plagiarism
49
Which word contains a blend?
chill
acorn
cluster
cash
50
What is the focus of a text?
setting, plot, and characrers
central idea or center of attention
None of the above
main conflict or problem
51
Which learning theory is student-centered and involves collaboration, discussion, and problem-based learning?
social learning/constructivism
behaviorism
constructivism
cognitivism
52
Which word means the process in which a reader constructs meaning through interactions with text?
comprehension
singing skills
automaticity
critical literacy
53
Complete this analogy: _______: nail:: comb: hair
hacksaw
screwdriver
hammer
hook
54
Events in a story built around a conflict
plot
narrative
exposition
rising actions
55
Select
all
groups of words that follow an irregular pattern.
be, am , is, are
bad, worse, worst
little, less, least
happy, happier, happiest
56
What is the word that means the accepted rules of spoken or written language?
punctuation
syntax
grammar
conventions
57
The time and place a story takes place.
scene
daytime
context
setting
58
Which three components make up the reading process?
predicting, guided reading, post reading
phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency
reading, rereading, responding
prereading, during reading, post reading
59
A ____________ is what we learn, while a __________ is a way to learn it.
skill; strategy
strategy, support
skill; plan
strategy; skill
60
A method for organizing information in graph or pictorial form is a/an __________.
narrative
figure of speech
graphic organizer
optimizer
61
Which learning theory involves student inquiry?
constructivism
behaviorism
socialism
cognitivism
62
When students use ____, they process words into comprehensible thoughts .
context clues
clustering
decoding
reflection
63
Identify a synonym for the word "easy".
fabulous
unpleasant
difficult
effortless
64
Identify the sentence that contains a metaphor.
Saqnjuana sipped sweet tea while sitting in the sun.
My food was as cold as ice.
This place is a zoo.
Cruela was a snake waiting to strike.
65
Identify the sentence that contains onomatopoeia.
None of the above
The trees waved in the wind.
The hiss of the snake sent chills down my spine.
The supersonic jet is as fast as a bullet.
66
Identify how the word "skiing" is used in this sentence: "Snow skiing takes much strength and practice."
blend
infinitive
gerund
homophone
67
Identify the figurative language term used in this sentence: "I spent a million hours on the telephone on hold."
exaggeration
simile
metaphor
hyperbole
68
Name the type of sentence: "I can't belive we won!"
declarative
imperative
exclamatory
interrogative
69
Which answer
does not
relate to the reading process?
brainstorming
process of constructing meaning from print
word identification
comprehension