a learning disorder that affects reading and writing

What do we know about people with autism?

they have different brains from most people

Why should you recognize a speaker's tone?

it can help you understand their general feelings or opinion

What is a stressed syllable?

a syllable that is louder and stronger

What is Phil Hansen's limitation?

his hands have a very bad shake

After everything we've learned, what should we do if we have limitations?

we should embrace and take advantage of our limitations

What is a roundtable discussion?

a discussion of experts on a topic of interest to society

What is a negative effect of the Internet on student reading?

it can be more difficult to remember information

Why should you recognize the repetition of key points?

it will help you understand main ideas

What type of question is a good discussion question?

an open question that asks for opinions or ideas

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1
What is dyslexia?
a learning disorder that affects reading and writing
a kind of very bad fever
a disease that makes it difficult to move your body
an experience where you can't stop sneezing
2
What do we know about people with autism?
they have different brains from most people
they are much more social than most people
they are not successful people
they are not as smart as most people
3
Why should you recognize a speaker's tone?
you can identify if they are good singers or not
you'll know if they want to fight you or not
you won't know if they want to be your friend
it can help you understand their general feelings or opinion
4
What is a stressed syllable?
a syllable that is very important
a syllable that is soft and quiet
a syllable that is louder and stronger
a syllable that feels unhappy and tired
5
What is this word? ˈɪŋglɪʃ
ingenious
angle
engine
English
6
Count the consonant to vowel links: "Please give me a bit of time. I can give it to him."
1
2
3
0
7
What is Phil Hansen's limitation?
his hands have a very bad shake
he is blind
he has no artistic talent at all
he has very bad hearing
8
Unstressed syllables are usually which of these vowels?
ə
o
u
æ
9
What word is this? ˌʤæpəˈniːz
Viennese
Portuguese
Japanese
Chinese
10
What is Dr. Grandin very skilled at?
using visual information
remembering lots of short-term information
playing musical instruments
doing complex math problems
11
In two-syllable nouns, the stress is usually on which syllable?
first
second
12
After everything we've learned, what should we do if we have limitations?
we should embrace and take advantage of our limitations
we should give up because we will never succeed
we should think of a way to get rich from it
we should try to find a cure
13
Many doctors think children should have less 'screen-time'; less time using electronic devices.
true
false
14
What is this word? ˈθɚzˌdeɪ
Wednesday
Tuesday
Sunday
Thursday
15
What is a roundtable discussion?
King Arthur talking to his knights
a group of people discussing tables
a discussion of experts on a topic of interest to society
a family talking together around their dinner table
16
What is a negative effect of the Internet on student reading?
book companies will go out of business
students read everything much more deeply
it can be more difficult to remember information
students will read more physical paper books
17
What is the name of this vowel 'ə'
ash
umlat
schwa
upside-down e
18
Why should you recognize the repetition of key points?
you'll be able to unlock doors
you can learn the pronunciation of a word
you'll know the stress pattern of the word
it will help you understand main ideas
19
What type of question is a good discussion question?
a closed, yes/no style question
a question not connected to the main ideas
an open question that asks for opinions or ideas
a question with a definite right/wrong answer
20
What is a positive effect of the Internet on student reading?
reading can be more fun
reading can be more distracting
reading can be much more difficult
reading can take more time to do
21
Which area of the brain is responsible for language and touch?
cerebellum
parietal lobe
frontal lobe
brain stem

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