3324 Review 2

Question 1

A story with a familiar setting, natural language, common language pattern, and repetitive plot

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Predictable text

Question 2

Graphic organizers that students complete in small groups as they read textbook material

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Idea sketches

Question 3

Being digital natives, today's students do not need explicit instruction in digital literacy.

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FALSE

Question 4

One major problem with textbooks is that they

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condense deep subjects to only a few paragraphs

Question 5

Text that narrates a story and provides factual information in the surrounding text

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Mixed-text informational book

Question 6

A combined measure of text difficulty, text clarity, and reader ability

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Text complexity

Question 7

The purpose of repeated reading is

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to increase familiarity with the text

Question 8

The stage of the writing process during which spelling and grammar are corrected

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Editing

Question 9

Type of question answered by using background knowledge along with information from the text

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Inferential question

Question 10

The classroom library should contain

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A wide variety of texts

Question 11

Collections of stories, poems, and nonfiction selections bound together in one book.

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Anthologies

Question 12

A comparison of two similar relationships

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Analogy

Question 13

In general, the higher the grade level, the ____________ the textbook.

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Less interesting

Question 14

The stage of the writing process during which writing is shared publicly

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Publishing

Question 15

Suggests that vocabulary is a solid indicator of intellectual ability

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Aptitude hypothesis

Question 16

Commercially available books, such as can be found in a bookstore or internet retailer

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Trade books

Question 17

The ability to read aloud with speech-like expression and fluidity

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prosody

Question 18

An open-ended script in which students use their imaginations and creative writing

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Plot scaffold

Question 19

The ability to relate new words to known words

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Definitional knowledge

Question 20

The skills needed to read materials in a particular subject area

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Disciplinary literacy

Question 21

A word that is similar in meaning to another word

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Synonym

Question 22

The stage of the writing process during which writers create preliminary text with purpose

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Drafting

Question 23

Which of the following is NOT likely to develop prosody?

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Popcorn reading

Question 24

Modeling strategies step-by-step and demonstrating processes of thinking

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Scaffolded instruction

Question 25

Text in which the author tells a story that conveys factual information

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Narrative informational text

Question 26

Children can read a text successfully when they know at least

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95% of the words

Question 27

Type of question answered by making judgments about what they have read

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Evaluative question

Question 28

The ability to perform a task with little focus of attention and little use of mental energy

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automaticity

Question 29

Text which contains information following specific text structures and can be read in any order

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Expository informational text

Question 30

The knowledge that stories have beginnings, endings, problems, solutions, and characters

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Story schema

Question 31

Type of question answered by using information explicitly stated in the text

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Literal question

Question 32

A formula that helps estimate textbook difficulty but is not intended to be a precise indicator

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Readability formula

Question 33

Groups of books that share related concepts in different formats

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Text sets

Question 34

Which of the following is the most effective learning experience?

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Direct experience

Question 35

For vocabulary instruction, you should-

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Select words children will encounter in content material

Question 36

Suggests that direct vocabulary instruction enhances comprehension

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Instrumental hypothesis

Question 37

Textbooks used to teach reading and associated skills to schoolchildren.

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Basal readers

Question 38

The technological and communication skills needed to function in a technological world

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Digital literacy

Question 39

The stage of the writing process during which ideas are generated and plans are made

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Brainstorming

Question 40

What kind of environment increases the volume of reading and writing elementary students do?

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Informal

Question 41

The primary instructional tool that teachers use to teach children to learn to read

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Core reading program

Question 42

Use of the internet to locate specific information

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Internet inquiry

Question 43

Suggests that vocabulary is a solid indicator of general knowledge and life experience

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Knowledge hypothesis

Question 44

The stage of the writing process during which ideas are clarified and feedback is considered

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Revising

Question 45

Books categorized by difficulty based on language use, sentence structure, vocabulary, etc.

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Leveled books

Question 46

The ability to decode and comprehend at the same time

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fluency

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