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ECED 335 Chapters 1 and 2 Review
ECED 335 Chapters 1 and 2 Review
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1
The cueing system involving the social use of language is called the:
Syntactic System
Phonologcal System
Pragmatic System
Semantic System
2
Literacy activities related to real-life are described as:
Authentic
Real-life
Assimilation
All of the above
3
The goal of reading & writing instruction in primary grades is to ensure that the fluent stage of reading is reached by:
end of first grade
end of third grade
twelfth grade
entrance to kindergarten
4
The smallest unit of sound is called a:
grapheme
All of the above
morpheme
bound morpheme
5
When children learn that print is written and read from left to right and top to bottom on a page, they are acquiring:
letter and word concepts
directionality concepts
sight vocabulary
phonemic awareness
6
The word bookcases contains:
no morphemes
two morphemes
three morphemes
one morpheme
7
This theorist is connected to inquiry learning and believes in learning through experience:
Dewey
Bruner
Skinner
Piaget
8
A teacher-centered learning theory:
Theorism
All of the above
Constructivism
Behaviorism
9
This theorist believes that children learn through social interaction:
Vygotsky
None of the above
Piaget
Rousseau
10
Most fluent readers prefer to read:
with a buddy
expository text
silently
orally
11
Students’ knowledge is organized into cognitive structures or files in mental filing cabinets known as:
none of the above
accommodation
schemata
assimilation
12
The ability to manipulate the sounds in words orally is known as:
All of the above
Phonemic Awareness
Phonlogical Awareness
Phonics
13
In the English language, there are approximately:
43 speech sounds
34 speech sounds
42 speech sounds
44 speech sounds
14
Children learn how to hold books and turn pages, and text, not illustrations, carries the message. These concepts are:
readiness concepts
letter and word concepts
book-orientation concepts
directionality concepts
15
The letter representation is called:
free morpheme
phoneme
grapheme
morpheme
16
Information is presented in small steps and reinforced through practice activities until the student masters it.
Scaffolding
None of the above
Explicit Instruction
Systematic Instruction
17
The term emergent literacy was first used by:
Jean Piaget
Maria Montessori
Marie Clay
Lev Vygotsky
18
Which word has two morphemes?
Playfulness
Play
Plays
None of the above
19
Children are usually at the emergent stage of reading and writing in:
second grade
pre-kindergarten and kindergarten
middle school
fourth grade
20
Researchers suggest that the most effective method for teaching handwriting is:
teacher modeling and supervision
buddy practice
worksheets
computer-assisted programming
21
This theory suggests that continued learning requires some form of reinforcement:
Theorism
Behaviorism
Essentialism
Constructivism
22
The three stages of literacy development are:
readiness, emergent, and fluent
sensorimotor, preoperational, and concrete operational
readiness, preprimer, and primer
emergent, beginning, and fluent
23
How would you illustrate the sound of "N" on the board?
N
Nn
/N/
/n/
24
How would you illustrate the grapheme M on the board?
/m/
None of the above
m
/em/
25
A temporary support mechanism used by teachers until students can work independently:
Behaviourism
Scaffolding
Zone of Proximal Development
All of the above
26
Sounds are called:
All of the above
morphemes
graphemes
phonemes
27
A student-centered learning theory:
Behaviourism
Essentialism
All of the above
Constructivism
28
Familiar print is referred to as:
frequency print
visual literacy
morphemes
environmental print
29
Predictable relationships between phonemes and graphemes in relation to spelling is known as:
All of the above
Phonics
Phonological Awareness
Phonemic Awareness
30
Of the following, the most appropriate instructional technique for emergent readers and writers is:
Literature Circle
Language Experience Approach
Survey, Question, Read, Respond, Review (SQ3R).
Sustained Silent Reading