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Phonics - Quiz #3 Review
Phonics - Quiz #3 Review
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Word Origin - Multisyllable words organized around a root, many with prefixes and suffixes. (Found in sciences)
Greek
Latlin
Anglo-Saxon
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A writing system
Phoneme
Grapheme
Phonics
Orthography
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Which of the following provides the best reason for incorporating spelling instruction into a 1st grade reading program?
Helps students learn and retain common phonics patterns
Helps vocabulary development by introducing students to new words.
Spelling promotes phonemic awareness
Spelling simplifies reading by focusing on a limited set of decoding rules
4
A progress monitoring test is
For evaluating some students’ responses to intervention
For seeing if the class is ready for the end-of-year test
The same as a screening measure, but given four times a year
Less necessary than an outcome assessment
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English orthography is described as a morphophenemic system because it represents sounds and meaning.
True
False
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Identifying Word Origin: The consonant cluster ph pronounced /f/
Latin
French
Anglo-Saxon
Greek
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A consonant blend is a consonant grapheme.
True
False
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Theses words are divided into syllables: sub-let, nap-kin, win-some. Identify the syllable division pattern.
CVe
VCV
VCCCV
VCCV
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Standardized procedures in test administration should be followed because
Assessment takes less time and efficiency is important
Taking liberties with administration will invalidate the results
The efficacy of programs is being evaluated
Students need consistency and are more comfortable that way
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Identifying Word Origin: The consonant cluster ch pronounced /k/
French
Latin
Anglo-Saxon
Greek
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6 Syllable Types - A syllable that ends in a vowel
VCe (Vowel-Consonant-e)
Open Syllable
Closed Syllable
Vowel -r Syllable
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The letters and letter combinations that corresponds to one phoneme in a
printed
word
are called
Letter
Morpheme
Grapheme
Phoneme
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6 Syllable Types - A syllable with two adjacent vowels in initial, medial or final position
VCe (Vowel Consonant e) syllable
Consonant -le syllable
Vowel Pair or Vowel Team syllable
Vowel -r syllable
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Identifying Word Origins: Common Everyday Words
Latin
Anglo-Saxon
Greek
French
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6 Syllable Types - fern, first, fork, car star
Vowel Pair Syllable
Vowel-r Syllable
Open Syllable
Closed Syllable
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Universal screeners are designed to be given
Only to students that are struggling
To all students, at least monthly
To all students, 2-3 times per year
Only to kindergarten students
