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Learning Log 4 Quiz
Learning Log 4 Quiz
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__________ writing can be used across the content areas as forms such as notes from lessons, lists, and mapping.
Informative
Essay
Persuasive
Casual
2
_________ is the simplest and most time-effective way for students to express their knowledge of a given subject.
writing
reading
project
quiz
3
An example of literary work is a _______.
Twitter status
essay
research paper
poem
4
____ helps us make speech sounds, form words and sentences, and understand themeaning of what we listen to and read.
Inferior frontal gyrus
Angular gyrus
Auditory cortex
Visual cortex
5
At least 50% of our K-2 reading block time should focus on learning to _____.
write
decode
read sentences
identify parts of a book
6
_______ is the study of speech sounds.
Phonology
Semantics
Syntax
Morphology
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This part of our brains helps us see things. We use this part when we look at and recognize written lettersand word.
angular gyrus
visual cortex
auditory cortex
inferior frontal gyrus
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This brain area helps us connect sounds with letters and letters with sounds.
Auditory cortex
Angular gyrus
Visual cortex
Inferior frontal gyrus
9
Acquisition of ______ often begins at a young age, before students begin focusing on print-based concepts
note taking
reading
writing
oral language
10
_______ includes the front and back cover of a book, capital letters, lowercase letters, and punctuation marks.
Fluency
Print Concept
Word recognition
Phonological awareness
11
_______ is the rules that pertain to the ways in which words can be combined to form sentences in a language.
Pragmatics
Phonology
Morphology
Syntax
12
_______ writing is used to educate or explain something to the audience.
Literary
Expressive
Informal
Persuasive
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Which is NOT part of the five language domains?
Morphology
Semantics
Writing
Phonology