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A review mid-term #edu371spring2016
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Which is the first step a parent can take to promote phonological development in a child?
Provide computer software games on letter-sound ID
Teach all the letters of the alphabet
Play a game taking turns blending simple words
Play rhyming games with one-syllable words
2
Which is the most accurate statement about the process of lang. acquisition of young children?
YC require planned early instruction to master grammar
YC infer the underlying rules of familar language
YC understand full sentences at a late stage
YC exhibit random, highly variable errors in sentences
3
A primary advantage of using a student portfolio is that this type of assessment
contains only work selected by the student
contains only exemplary work
does not require a grade to be assigned
measures student achievement over time
4
A rule associated with the silent "e" at the end of a CVC word: It cannot be heard but
will change the other vowel into a long "e" sound
will make the other vowel and consonant have a blended sound
will make the other vowel have a short sound
will make the other vowel sound have a long sound
5
How many phonemes does the word "shade" have?
3
5
2
4
6
Which is appropriate for teaching automatic word recognition of high-frequency words?
Sounding it out
Create new words by adding or deleting sounds
See the word visually and say it
Make a picture dictionary of the words
7
Which list contains irregular words that cannot be sounded out according to regular rules?
do, said, was, of
how, had, make, not
man, came, well, in
we, him, get, so
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Which is an effective strategy for helping kindergarten students understand concepts of print?
Facilitating guided practice of visualization techniques
Exposing students to a variety of rhyming texts
Finger tapping to count phonemes in words
Modeling how to track during shared reading
9
A student who reads with expression, appropriate phrasing, and good inflection, is
reading with generalization
reading with inference
reading with prosody
reading with intensity
10
Before reading text about pond life, students write about what they know about pond life. Why?
expand their schema to improve comprehension and retention
To read the text smoothly and with prosody
To improve their writing skills
To make a class book
11
Research supports that highly skilled readers
go directly from print to meaning without studying each word
use context to anticipate words
read almost every word
recognize whole words without examining individual letters
12
Which is most effective when readers lack the knowledge to read an unfamiliar text?
Teaching new vocabulary as a pre-reading step
Questioning students to determine prior knowledge
Reading the text aloud before students read silently
Providing relevant background knowledge
13
The student does not match letters with their correct sounds. He is having problems with...
reading fluency
comprehension
syntax
graphophonic cues
14
Older disfluent students are struggling to decode multisyllabic words. What to do?
memorize grade level word lists with multisyllabic words
sound out multisyllabic words phoneme by phoneme
look for affixes and morphemes in multisyllabic words
clap out the number of syllables in multisyllabic words
15
The assessment tool that provides specific information to guide instruction to improve writing
Holistic scoring rubric
Analytic scoring rubric
Standardized test
Attitude Survey
16
Students look at pictures of an igloo, apple, umbrella, octopus, egg. What is the sound focus?
middle long vowel sounds
middle short vowel sounds
beginning short vowel sounds
beginning long vowel sounds
17
When teaching students how to use structural analysis which of the following words is best?
maintain
detail
irregular
help
18
Which list of words is best for assessing student knowledge of the /t/ sounds for "-ed"?
ticked, ditched, nipped
fringed, dodged, <br>hummed
wanted, sorted, branded
attached, angled, invented
19
What does current research say about emergent literacy?
Reading & writing development have distinct beginning & ends
Children begin to develop literacy when they enter school.
Reading & writing develop concurrently and interrelatedly.
Literacy learning begins after mastery of letter-sound skill
20
Which is the best reason for using flexible small groups in the classoom?
Allows teachers to address students' changing needs
Ensures discussion opportunities around a common text
Allows students to get comfortable with same group of peers
Provides time to progress through a set of materials
21
Which is a characteristic of the language-experience approach (LEA)?
Use of grade-leveled series of texts that are read aloud
Focus on language as the bridge between oral & written lang
Preteaching using oral lang & vocab words for predicting
Emphasis on sequenced skill instruction and practice
22
The student does not match letters with their correct sounds. He is having problems with...
graphophonic cues
syntax
comprehension
reading fluency
23
Which of the following activities describes structural analysis?
Identifying the word-meaning parts of a word
Counting the syllables in a spoken word
Blending individual sounds to decode a word
Identifying the beginning, middle, and ending sounds
24
Which of the following questions can you ask to informally assess "directionality"?
Did that sound right?
Did you miss any words as you read?
How did you know what that word was?
Where do you start reading?
25
Which best describes the behavior of an emergent reader?
Student takes turns with a partner reading a nonfiction book
Student opens a familar book and pretends to read
Student reads independently for 15 min
Studen has a stack of 26 letter cards and makes a tower
26
"What is the first sound in van?" The teacher is assessing which Phonemic Awareness task?
Phonemic categorization
Phonemic blending
Phoneme isolation
Phonemic segmentation
27
To encourage family involvement in literacy activities, teachers can encourage parents to
volunteer in the school's media center
get their child a library card
buy comic and story books
discuss stories and experiences at home
28
Which of the following teacher prompts is best for building students' phonemic awareness?
"Listen. I will clap the parts to your name. How many?"
"Listen. If you are having fun, draw a ..."
"Listen. Car. What is the last part?"
"Listen. Hat. Say it with a /b/ at the beginning."
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Remark,Swerving,Squirt,Dessert were misspelled. What should be the instructional focus?
Consonant digraphs
R-controlled vowels
Double consonants
Suffixes
30
Which of the following words is best for modeling the decoding strategy of onset and rimes?
break
catch
stop
want
31
Which of the following words contains the soft sound of "g"?
wiggle
thought
guilt
urgent
32
Which is a research-based method for improving a student's reading fluency?
Providing direct instruction on questioning
Using context clues to determine word meaning
Teaching students to recognize story structure
Providing many opportunities to reread the same passage
33
An assessment tool for coding, scoring, and analyzing a student's oral reading behavior is?
Running record
Portfolio assessment
Retelling
Shared reading
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Which is an effective strategy for helping kindergarten students understand concepts of print?
Finger tapping to count phonemes in words
Facilitating guided practice of visualization techniques
Exposing students to a variety of rhyming texts
Modeling how to track during shared reading
