Which of the following activities would best help students review onsets and the alphabetic principle?

Sorting animals into tubs by initial letter sounds of the animals name.

Which of the following activites will help assess a students print awarness?

Asking a student to point to a sentence.

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1
Which of the following allows readers to effectively translate print into recognizable speech?
Phonics
Spelling
Fluency
Word decoding
2
Which of the following activities would best help students review onsets and the alphabetic principle?
Sorting animals into tubs by initial letter sounds of the animals name.
Asking students to help clap out the syllables in a student's name.
Asking students to point to a sentence on a page.
Having students remove a sound from a word and say the new word.
3
Which of these traits is known for giving individuality and style to writing?
Word Choice
Voice
Ideas
Presentation
4
Which of the following aspects ultimately form the content of the writing?
Word choice
Ideas
Voice
Conventions
5
Which of the following aspects would teach students to build framework of their writing?
Organization
Word choice
Ideas
Conventions
6
Speaking, listening, reading, and writing are four essential components of which of the following?
Developmentally appropriate practice
The Abecedarian Approach
Literacy development
Task, purpose, and audience
7
Which of the following activites will help assess a students print awarness?
Asking a student to point to a sentence.
Asking a student to recount story events.
Asking a student to write the letter P.
Asking a student what sound P makes.
8
What are synonyms, antonyms, and homonyms an example of?
Pragmatic relationships
Morphology relationships
Semantic relationships
Syntax relationships
9
Writing that has a sole purpose of communicating is which writing?
Narrative
Persuasive
Informational
Purposeful
10
Which is the best way to help children understand new words?
Phonics instruction
Pre-teaching
Self-monitoring
Context clues

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Lloyd GACE Reading Group #5

10 termsStudBud Administration20 plays

Imported from external platform

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Questions 10

Answers

1
Which of the following allows readers to effectively translate print into recognizable speech?
Phonics
Spelling
Fluency
Word decoding
2
Which of the following activities would best help students review onsets and the alphabetic principle?
Sorting animals into tubs by initial letter sounds of the animals name.
Asking students to help clap out the syllables in a student's name.
Asking students to point to a sentence on a page.
Having students remove a sound from a word and say the new word.
3
Which of these traits is known for giving individuality and style to writing?
Word Choice
Voice
Ideas
Presentation
4
Which of the following aspects ultimately form the content of the writing?
Word choice
Ideas
Voice
Conventions
5
Which of the following aspects would teach students to build framework of their writing?
Organization
Word choice
Ideas
Conventions
6
Speaking, listening, reading, and writing are four essential components of which of the following?
Developmentally appropriate practice
The Abecedarian Approach
Literacy development
Task, purpose, and audience
7
Which of the following activites will help assess a students print awarness?
Asking a student to point to a sentence.
Asking a student to recount story events.
Asking a student to write the letter P.
Asking a student what sound P makes.
8
What are synonyms, antonyms, and homonyms an example of?
Pragmatic relationships
Morphology relationships
Semantic relationships
Syntax relationships
9
Writing that has a sole purpose of communicating is which writing?
Narrative
Persuasive
Informational
Purposeful
10
Which is the best way to help children understand new words?
Phonics instruction
Pre-teaching
Self-monitoring
Context clues