Which is the easiest phonological skill?

Word awareness/gross differences

a letter that represents a sound

What are concepts about print?

basic understanding about the way print works

What is the alphabetic principle?

words are composed of letters that represent sounds

What should you do as a teacher for a struggling reader?

Assess to find areas of weakness

What is an example of alliteration?

Wendy waited while Wally whistled.

What would best describe literacy stations?

time to practice familiar skills

How should kindergarten and preschool children learn about syllables?

clap familiar multi-syllable words

using sounds to blend into words

What does cross checking refer to?

words should look right, sound right and make sense

What does RL1.3 stand for?

Reading for literature 1st grade 3rd standard

How does phoneme blending help children?

it is the precursor of decoding/phonics

What term sums up: teacher teaches, models, provides guided practice and independent practice?

gradual release of responsibility

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1
How many phonemes are in the word "sleep?'
4
3
2
5
2
Which is the easiest phonological skill?
alliteration
phoneme segmentation/blending
onset/rime
Word awareness/gross differences
3
What is a grapheme?
a special combination of vowels
a letter that represents a sound
a sound that is made with two letters
a sound that represents a letter
4
What are concepts about print?
basic understanding that each letter has a sound
basic understanding about the way print works
a book that has upside down pictures
a test developed by Marie Clayton
5
What is the alphabetic principle?
each grapheme has two sounds
There are 26 letters in the alphabet
words are composed of letters that represent sounds
phonemes are sounds that can be segmented and blended
6
What should you do as a teacher for a struggling reader?
Assess to find areas of weakness
Ask for testing from Special Education
Ask parents to help at home
Find projects that are easy for the student to complete
7
What is the goal of reading instruction?
comprehension
vocabulary
phonics
phonemic awareness
8
How many graphemes are in the word "stove?"
3
4
5
2
9
Which is an easier comprehension question?
the main idea
a literal question
an open ended question
an inferential question
10
What is the teacher doing during the reading or writing time of a workshop format?
working with students
reading independently
grading writing samples
writing independently
11
What is an important factor for children learning how to read?
the teacher
none of the above
their friends
the school
12
What is an example of alliteration?
/tr/ & /ay/ = tray
The fat cat sat on the mat.
Wendy waited while Wally whistled.
computer = 3 syllables
13
What would best describe literacy stations?
free time
time to practice new skills
time to practice familiar skills
time to learn new skills
14
How many phonemes are in the word "grape?"
5
4
2
3
15
What is NOT a part of guided reading?
round robin reading
comprehension discussion
mini- lesson
pre-reading
16
What is a commercially produced complete reading program called?
Basal Reading
Reader's Workshop
Daily Five
Accelerated Reader
17
What level is a reader that reads with 94% accuracy?
instructional
frustrational
independent
informational
18
Which assessment would be more helpful for comprehension?
PSI
DIBELS
DRA
Concepts about Print
19
What can emergent readers do?
read level 6 (D) books
read some sight words
decode words with silent e
decode words with th and ch digraphs
20
How should kindergarten and preschool children learn about syllables?
clap familiar multi-syllable words
teach both rabbit and tiger words
teach tiger words (open syllable type)
teach rabbit words (closed syllable type)
21
What is the name of the sound boxes used for phoneme segmentation activities?
Elkonin boxes
Say it, move it
Sound boxes
Beck boxes
22
When might you use a Primary Spelling inventory?
as a weekly spelling test
to check phonic skills
to check vocabulary skills
to check fluency skills
23
Which is the best example of a visual error?
saying teaching for table
saying chair for table
saying tebble for table
saying desk for table
24
Which is an example of an onset/rime?
bl/ack
b/l/a/c/k
b/lack
bla/ck
25
What is phonics?
using rhymes to make words
using sounds to segment words
using sounds to blend into words
using context to figure the meaning of words
26
After a running record the teacher should?
tell the student their accuracy rate
tell the student all the mistakes they made
give specific feedback
give the student a high five
27
What is inventive spelling?
words are spelled wrong
the second stage of writng
words are spelled phonetically
the first stage of writing
28
Which example is an MSV type error?
saying puppy for puppy
saying pupey for puppy
saying dog for puppy
saying pup for puppy
29
Which strategy would be helpful to help with fluency?
repeated reading
reader's theatre
echo reading
all of the above
30
What does cross checking refer to?
words should look right, sound right and make sense
an editing skill that means to check the spelling
words must semantically fit the sentence
when a student mixes up the order of the letters
31
What does RL1.3 stand for?
Reading for literature 1st grade 2nd standard
Reading for literature 1st grade 3rd standard
Foundational skills 1st grade 3rd standard
Reading for informational text 3rd grade 1st standard
32
What is the goal of phonological awareness?
phonemic awareness
onset rime awareness
rhyming awareness
letter sound correspondence
33
Which is NOT and error on a running record?
a self correction
an omission
an insertion
a reversal
34
How does phoneme blending help children?
it helps develop concepts of print
it is the precursor of decoding/phonics
it is necessary for spelling
it helps children sound out words
35
What is the first stage of reading?
preschool
beginning reader
early reader
emergent
36
Which example best shows phoneme blending?
/sl/ & /e/ & /d/ = sled
/s/ & /l/ & /e/ & /d/ = sled
/sl/ & /ed/ = sled
sled = /sl/ & /e/ & /d/
37
What term sums up: teacher teaches, models, provides guided practice and independent practice?
Implicit instruction
Explicit instruction
gradual release of responsibility
gradual responsibility model

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