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Exam Description
This LETRS Units 5-8 Pretest assesses understanding of core reading components covered in these units,
focusing on Vocabulary (Unit 5) and Reading Comprehension (Unit 6), alongside aspects of Morphology,
Syntax, text structure, and comprehension strategies like mental modeling, metacognition, and
background knowledge, using multiple-choice questions based on research-backed practices to gauge
teacher knowledge for improving student outcomes.
Key Content Areas Covered:
Oral Language & Vocabulary (Unit 5): Explicit instruction, word relationships (morphology, roots, affixes),
the importance of vocabulary size for comprehension, and addressing word gaps.
Reading Comprehension (Unit 6): Strategies for building background knowledge, constructing mental
models, understanding text structures, using cohesive ties (pronouns, etc.), and comprehension
monitoring.
Syntax & Text Structure: Identifying sentence structure, cohesive ties, and how text format impacts
comprehension.
Metacognition: Students stopping to reread or self-correct when confused.
Exam Format & Purpose:
Format: Primarily multiple-choice questions.
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, Purpose: To evaluate teachers' grasp of research-based strategies in vocabulary and comprehension,
helping them refine instruction for diverse learners.
Quiz_________________?
Once students decode well, which statement describes the relationship
between vocabulary and reading comprehension? -
Answer
Vocabulary is the best single predictor of reading comprehension.
Quiz_________________?
In teaching the word invisible, the teacher broke it into the parts in - vis
- ible and talked about the meanings of the parts. Which aspect of
language was emphasized? -
Answer
morphology
Quiz_________________?
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, According to research on differences in word growth, which of the
following is NOT true? -
Answer
The gap in word knowledge automatically decreases by the end of grade
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Quiz_________________?
Which of the following is least likely to narrow the vocabulary gap for
students who know fewer word meanings when beginning school? -
Answer
watching children's television programs
Quiz_________________?
To introduce a Tier 2 vocabulary word explicitly and systematically
before reading, which of these strategies would be the least effective? -
Answer
asking students to write the word 10 times until they can spell it
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