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1Cocking the head to read with only one eye is what type of problem?
- AHearing/Auditory
- BVisual
2Inattention during listening activities is a type of VISUAL PROBLEM
- ATrue
- BFalse
3Turning one ear toward the speaker or thrusting head forward when listening is a:
- AVisual Problem
- BAuditory/Hearing Probelm
4[blank_start]Auditory[blank_end] acuity is the ability to hear sounds of varying pitch and loudness.
- AAuditory
5Complaining of haziness or fading of printed symbols is a(n) [blank_start]visual probelm[blank_end]
- Avisual problem
- BAuditory problem
- Cnone of the above
6Which of the following are signs of auditory acuity?
- AInsistence on closeness to sound sources
- Bholding the book at arm's length
- Crubbing eyes during reading
- DMonotone speech, poor pronunciation, or indistinct articulation
7Does phonics work for all students?
- ATrue
- BFalse
8What is Phonetics
- AThe smallest sound unit of a language that distinguishes one word from another
- BThe ability to recognize spoken words as a sequence of individual sounds
- CThe study of human speech sounds
9A _______ is a single vowel sound made up of a glide from one vowel sound to another in immediate sequence and pronounced in one syllable
- ADipthong
- BSchwa Sound
- CGrapheme
- DDigraph
10A rime is the consonant sounds of a syllable that comes before the vowel sound.
- ATrue
- BFalse
11Does the word Her contain and R-Controlled vowel?
- AYes
- BNo
12Check the following boxes that contain nonsense in which the letter C would most likely represent the "soft c" sound:
- ACint
- BCule
- CCymp
- DSluce
13The A in SWA has the same sound as:
- AA in may
- BA in wand
- CA in add
- DA in art
- ENone of the above
14What two phonemes does the letter C represent
- A/k/
- B/s/
- C/g/
- D/j/
15What two phonemes does G generally represent:
- A/g/
- B/s/
- C/k/
- D/j/
16the C-H like in chubby is considered an [blank_start]Initial[blank_end] Consonant [blank_start]Digraph[blank_end]
- AInitial
- BDigraph
17Which word is a nonsense word?
- Afurbelow
- Bjudicature
- Caphis
- Damass
- Eunboted
18DYSLEXIA refers to a cluster of symptoms, which result in people having difficulties with specific language skills, particularly reading.
- ATrue
- BFalse
19This is an example of a [blank_start]Spelling Inventory[blank_end]
- ASpelling Inventory
20[blank_start]Spelling problems[blank_end] stem from a poor visual memory for the sequences of letters in words.
- ASpelling problems
- BWord sorting
- CPattern sorts
- DSpelling inventories
21bl, cl, fl, gl, pl, sl are examples of [blank_start]L-blends[blank_end]
- AL-blends
22Typcial behaviors at this developmental spelling stage include: random marks, representational drawing, mock linear or letter-like writing, random letters and numbers.
- AEmergent
- BWithin Word
- CSyllables and Affixes
- DLetter Name
23Students at the WITHIN WORD PATTERN developmental spelling stage have mastered the basic letter-sound correspondences of written English, and they grapple with letter sequences that function as a unit, especially long-vowel patterns. Some of the letters in the unit may have no sound themselves, for example, silent /e/
- ATrue
- BFalse
24A [blank_start]Digraph[blank_end] is two letters that represent one sound
- ADigraph
25What is a complex speech sound beginning with one vowel sound and moving to another within the same syllable. For example: /oy/ in boy or /ou/ in cloud called?
- Adipthong
- Bdigraph
- Cetymology
- Dblends
26A HOMONYM are words that are spelled alike, but have different pronounciations and different meanings. e.g., "tear a piece of paper, " and "to shed a tear,"; "lead someone along," and "the element lead."
- ATrue
- BFalse
27A level of academic engagement in which instruction is comfortably matched to what an individual is able to do.
- AInstructional
- BIndependant
- CIntermediate
28The study of word parts related to syntax and meaning is called MORPHOLOGY.
- ATrue
- BFalse
29Refers to the ability to consciously manipulate individual phonemes in a spoken language. It is often assessed by the ability to tap, count, or push a penny forward for every sound heard in a word like cat: /c/a/t/.
- Aphonogram
- Bphonemic awareness
- Cprefix
- Dprosody
30[blank_start]Scaffolding[blank_end] is a form of support. The familiar structures of oral language offer a form of support for beginning readers.
- Atracking
- Bstems
- Cscaffolding
31Insert the correct total number of feature points below.
- A52
- B55
- C51
- D50
32A syllable that ends with a vowel sound is called a ____
- Acircumflex
- Bclosed syllable
- Cbreve
- Dopen syllable
33The process of determining the pronunciation of an unknown word is called DECODING
- ATrue
- BFalse
34what are the three functional levels to determine when to teach what?
- Awhat students use but confuse- - an instructional level at which instruction is most helpful
- Bwhat is absent in students' spelling -a frustration level in which spelling concepts are too
- CWhen students need the help of the teacher-- scafolding
- Dwhat students do correctly- an independent or easy level
35
which stage encompasses the writing efforts of children who are not yet reading conventionally and in most cases have not been exposed to formal reading instruction?- Asyllables and affixes
- BIntermediate
- Cletter-name alphabetic
- Demergent
- Ederivational relations
36what is phonics?
- AThe study of human speech sounds.
- BA method in which basic phonetics, the study of human speech sounds, is used to teach beginning reading.
- CThe ability to recognize spoken words as a sequence of individual sounds.
- DThe smallest sound unit of a language.
37How many words does Cunningham (words their way textbook) say should be added to your word wall each week?
- A5
- B10
- C15
- D20
38Is the word COME an example of an open syllable or a closed syllable?
- Aclosed
- Bopen
39A SCHWA SOUND is a letter or combination of letters that represent a phoneme.
- ATrue
- BFalse
40what is one problem that people with dyslexia may experience?
- Areading words "backwards"
- Btrouble learning letters and sounds
- Cnot knowing how to walk
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