What is the meaning of syntax?

The arrangement of words or phrases to create sentences

What is the meaning of semantics?

The branch of language study concerned with meaning.

What is the meaning of grammar?

A system of rules for structuring a language.

What is the meaning of morphology?

The study of the meaning forms of words

How are reading skills related to oral language development?

oral language development is critical for reading & writing

What is the meaning of onset?

the sounds/letters that precede the vowel in a syllable.

The smallest unit of speech sounds

A single unit of sound made in the pronunciation of a word.

What is the meaning of rime?

the vowel sound & everything that follows it in a syllable.

What is letter knowledge?

the ability to recognize & associate letters with sounds

What is phonemic awareness?

An awareness of the smallest units of sound in speech.

What is the meaning of phonology?

Sounds used to express language

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1
Which of the following assessments is a measure of students’ concepts about print?
Follow Me, Moon
Metalinguistic interview
Concepts About Print Test
Directionality
2
What is the meaning of syntax?
The arrangement of words or phrases to create sentences
Patterns of stress and intonation in a language
Words one can identify and understand when reading
The vowel sound/letter that follows it in a syllable.
3
What is the meaning of semantics?
a classroom learning space for instruction for everyone
Specialized knowledge about subject matter content.
The branch of language study concerned with meaning.
The arrangement of words and phrases to create sentences.
4
What is the meaning of grammar?
Reading orally with appropriate vocal expression.
Teacher supervision in practicing comprehension strategies.
A system of rules for structuring a language.
Instruction that focuses student attention on text content.
5
What is the meaning of pragmatic?
An awareness of the smallest units of sound in speech.
Roughly equivalent to individual sounds in spoken language.
The analysis of language
Sounds humans use to express language.
6
What is the meaning of morphology?
The conventional spelling system of a language.
The ability to put spoken sounds together to say a word
A general desire of students to engage in reading
The study of the meaning forms of words
7
What is the meaning of concepts of print?
directionality (reading left to right, top to bottom)
knowledge associated with functions of printed language
concepts of word or letter, book handling, & punctuation
All of the above
8
How can you assess concepts of print?
By using a TROLL test
By using the CAP test
By using an Auditory Blending Test
9
How are reading skills related to oral language development?
oral language development is critical for reading & writing
They aren't related
You must know how to read in order to develop oral language
10
What is the meaning of onset?
The ability to put spoken sounds together to say a word.
the sounds/letters that precede the vowel in a syllable.
the conventional spelling system of a language.
11
What are the views on how children acquire oral language ability?
All of the above
Behaviorist & innatist
Constructivist & social interactionist
12
What is a phoneme?
The smallest unit of speech sounds
Sounds humans use to express language.
13
What are syllables?
Varying ways oral language can be used.
A single unit of sound made in the pronunciation of a word.
Retelling a story or expository text without pictures
Give particular emphasis made in speech
14
What is the meaning of rime?
the vowel sound & everything that follows it in a syllable.
the branch of language study concerned with meaning.
15
What is letter knowledge?
varying ways oral language can be used
the ability to recognize & associate letters with sounds
16
How many views are there on how children acquire oral language ability?
3
6
2
4
17
How can you assess phonological awareness?
By using a Letter-Naming Test
By using an Auditory Blending Test
By using a Phoneme Segmenting Test
All of the above
18
What is phonemic awareness?
Roughly equivalent to individual sounds in spoken language
An awareness of the smallest units of sound in speech.
Sounds humans use to express language.
the smallest unit of speech sounds.
19
What is the meaning of phonology?
Vocal pitch (rising and falling in speech)
Sounds used to express language
Speech intensity
Speech decoding
20
How can you assess oral language?
You get the student to read a book from their level aloud
You can't assess it
TROLLs and TOLDs,
None of the above
21
What is the meaning of language?
An agreed-on communication system
Is used via speech, reading, writing, gesturing, and so on
Is used in all aspects of society
All of the above

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