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ELAR NEW & REVIEW
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Uses a letter or group of letters to represent every speech sound that they hear attempts to spell words are systematic
all of these
preconitive stage
transitional stage
phonetic stage
2
Understanding that English text is read from left to right is an example of what?
Alphabet principle
Print Awareness
Phonemic Awareness
Phonetic Awareness
3
In the context of inquiry-based learning, examining cause-and-effect relationships helps young students to develop
Vocabulary
Critical thinking skills
Rote-memorization skills
Sensory experiences
4
This refers to stories in the form of: books, dramas, plays, songs, speech, or writing and conveys a story
Dramatic texts
Persuasive texts
Narrative texts
Expository texts
5
The pairs of words sea and see, and fair and fare, are called
Antonyms
Homographs
Twin words
Homophones
6
Which of the following is NOT a common outcome of reading or writing?
Language Acquisition
Communication of ideas
Character development
Enjoyment
7
An open syllable type has only one vowel and only one vowel sound
True
False
8
A student scores 94% accuracy on a Running Record, which level are they reading?
Independent Level
Instructional Level
Frustration Level
Creative Level
9
Composing a first draft occurs in the ____ stage
publishing
writing
revising
prewriting
10
The most impt use of ___ is to sequence the events of a story by lining up cards on a tray by the illustrations
Story Boards
Clustering
Interactive Activities
Semantic Mapping
11
Brainstorming is an example of
publishing
prewriting
editing
revising
12
A rubric is a checklist used to evaluate what students have learned or accomplished
False
True
13
Which of the following is NOT an appropriate use of a standardized test?
Measuring student growth over the course of the year.
Determining a class' overall weakness
Diagnosing dyslexia
Determining a classes overall strength
14
Reading Fluency Begins in
1st and 2nd grade
3rd and 4th grade
Pre K and Kindergarten
At birth
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Two common ways to score assessments are:
Criterion-referenced and ovvious-referenced
Psychologically and physically referenced
Norm-referenced and non-norm referenced
Norm-referenced and criterion-referenced
16
Choral reading, pairing students, SSR, readers theatre, & assessing reading fluency are all strategies to teach fluency
False
True
17
Sunny wants to compare her height&weight to the national avg for women her age. Norm-referenced test is the best measure
True
False
18
How would you effectively describe the concept of MEDIA to your students
Media is any form of journalism
Media is any form of widespread communication
Media is any form of news, whetehr local, national or global
Media is any form of online digital content
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Texts designed to convey information written in either an expository style or a narrative literary style
Persuasive texts
Elementary texts
Informational texts
All forms of literature
20
Which statement describes what good readers do
Good readers don't read
Good readers chunk multisyllabic words into syllables
Good readers memorize multisyllabic words as whole units
Good readers process the indiviual letters in words
21
A student encounters an unfamiliar multisyllabic word. What should she do first? What should she do next?
Locate the vowels, then locate familiar word parts
Locate the familiar word parts, then locatae the consonants
Look it up in the dictionary, then write down the meaning
Locate the consonants, then locate the vowels
22
A student scores 95% accuracy on a Running Record which means they are NOT reading the text on an independent level.
False
True
23
Students explore a topic from six dimensions or viewpoints when they use the ____ strategy in reading.
Cubing
Hexacluster
diagram
Organized cluster
24
Reading prosody refers to the pitch, stresses, and timing to convey meaning when reading aloud
True
False
25
Which of the is first necessary for a teacher to develop in order for students to begin using print dictionaries?
Using guide words
Determining etymology
Using an online search engines
Effectively using a print thesaurus
26
Which of the following sequences portrays the steps of the writing process in the correct order?
Editing, revising, planning, drafting, and publishing
Revising, planning, editing, drafting, and publishing
Drafting, planning, revising, editing, and publishing
Planning, drafting, revising, editing, and publishing
27
Summarizing, SQ4R Strategy, puzzles, graphic organizers, using mind maps are all
Before reading strategies
Inferencing techniques
explain whether the author's intentions were fully met
After reading strategies
28
Examples of onomatopoeia are:
sink, drink, mink, link
drip, chirp, splash, giggle
their, there, they're
think, in, thin, ink
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An understanding of the meanings of prefixes and suffixes such as dis, mis, un, re able, are important for:
Reading comprehension
Word recognition
Reading fluency
Vocabulary building
30
A syllable must contain:
A consonant
A vowel
A meaning
Both a vowel and a consonant
31
Which example is NOT an open ended question?
How are similes and metaphors different?
What are some reasons we have poetry?
When does the climax of this story occur?
Is this expression a simile or a metaphor?
32
What is another word for an assessment?
Disability
Evaluation
Instruction
Curriculum
33
Changing or rearranging the ideas in a writing piece is called
editing
publishing
writing
revising
34
What does it mean to differentiate asssessments?
To use different tests at different times of the school year.
To develop assessments that match up with the curriculum
To use standardized tests at consistent intervals
To develop assessments to meet specific students needs
35
By which grade level will the focus shift frm learning to read to reading to learn while building vocabulary & knowledge
Kindergarten
6-8
1-2
3-4
36
During the CORRECT STAGE spellers know common letter sound relationships and generalization rules for spelling
True
False
37
A child lacks knowldge of the alphabet, the distinction btwn upper & lower case letters and left to right
pre-communicative stage
semi phonetic stage
phonetic stage
none of the above
38
Two vowels that make one sound such as the oo in moon, ea in eat or bread
double double
Vowel diagraph
double consonant
triple double
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The child often employs rudimentary logic, using single letters, for example, to reperesent words, sounds, and syllables
none of the above
semi phonetic stage
phonetic stage
pre-communicative stage
40
From 5th grade on the importance of knowing how to decode multisyllabic words is due to use in content area texts
True
False
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Using context clues to build meaning, re-reading challenging texts, visualizing techniques, inferencing
During reading strategies
future predictions
After reading strategies
generalizations