Read 3317 test 1

How does the brain learn to read?

Words in 2 languages that share a similar spelling, pronunciation, and meaning

The temporal lobe

B and P are two consonants that can be pronounced in isolation

Continuous sounds can be produced for several seconds without distortion

Phonological awareness is the ability to hear and manipulate sound structures within words

MRD stands for mixed reading difficulties

What is the smallest unit of spoken language

What is a voiced /th/ word

Coin and ouch are 2 examples of a dipthong

An indistinct vowel sound- an empty vowel with no identity is a ....

The big 5 in reading are

Each letter should be given the same amount of instruction time when being taught?

Morphemes

Print referencing is a read aloud strategy to direct students attention to forms, features,and functions of print

There are 24 consonant phonemes

Phonemic awareness involves the ability to:

Functionality illiterate is reading and writing skills are inadequate for daily living and basic employment.

Which group of consonants are continuous sounds?

Phonics involve teaching the relationship between sounds (phonemes) and the spelling ( graphemes)

Letters are the smallest parts of written words

The occipital lobe is important in identifying letters.

The science of reading is:

The second stage of letter knowledge instruction is letter shapes and formation

What is an unvoiced /th/ in a word?

How many vowel phonemes are there?

Letter knowledge is

A strong predictor of long-term reading and spelling success

When to assess print awareness

Alliterate means unwilling to read although able to do so.

The left hemisphere of the brain controls...

Stop sounds can only be produced for an instant

SWRD stands for specific word recognition difficulties

Reading comprehension is the product of decoding and linguistic compression

Some sounds are made using our voices ______ are always voiced.

What are the letter or combination of letters that represent a phoneme?

When 2 or more letters are joined to form a new sound they are

List 3 voiceless consonants

The final stage in letter knowledge instruction is letter sounds.

SRCD is specific reading comprehensive delays.

The first step in letter knowledge instruction is letter names

PA assessment should only be given in a written form

The parietal lobe controls

The relationship between letter shapes and names are not arbitrary

Which of the 3 main points of articulation cause young children the most problems?

The frontal lobe controls

Phonemes are the smallest parts of oral words

The ability to hear, identify, and manipulate the sounds (phonemes) in spoken words.

A pair of letters that stand for a single phoneme is

Two areas of psychology research are