NYSTCE 221 EXAMINATION SCRIPT FINAL
PAPER QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
COMPLETE SOLUTION BUNDLE
●● Syntax
Answer: Understanding sentence structure and grammar rules
●● Morphological skills
Answer: Understanding word parts and their meaning
●● Pragmatics
Answer: Understanding communication skills (social)
●● Semantics/Vocabulary
Answer: Understanding word and phrase meanings
●● Phonological processing
Answer: ability to recognize and process the sounds of spoken language
●● orthographic processing
Answer: cognitive ability to recognize and process the written or printed
form of words
, ●● Morphological processing
Answer: ability to recognize and understand the structure and formation
of words
●● Onset and Rime
Answer: An onset is the initial consonant(s) sound of a syllable, and a
rime is the remaining set of phonemes in the syllable; e.g., in sat, the
onset is /s/ and the rime is /at/
These are based on sounds when teaching them to students; as soon as
we attach letters to the skill it becomes phonics
●● Phonemes
Answer: smallest unit of sound
●● Morphemes
Answer: The smallest units of meaning in a language
●● Affixes
Answer: parts added to the beginning (prefix: anti-,mis-,in) or end
(suffix: -est,-ful) of a root word to create new words.
●● Semantic Processing
PAPER QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
COMPLETE SOLUTION BUNDLE
●● Syntax
Answer: Understanding sentence structure and grammar rules
●● Morphological skills
Answer: Understanding word parts and their meaning
●● Pragmatics
Answer: Understanding communication skills (social)
●● Semantics/Vocabulary
Answer: Understanding word and phrase meanings
●● Phonological processing
Answer: ability to recognize and process the sounds of spoken language
●● orthographic processing
Answer: cognitive ability to recognize and process the written or printed
form of words
, ●● Morphological processing
Answer: ability to recognize and understand the structure and formation
of words
●● Onset and Rime
Answer: An onset is the initial consonant(s) sound of a syllable, and a
rime is the remaining set of phonemes in the syllable; e.g., in sat, the
onset is /s/ and the rime is /at/
These are based on sounds when teaching them to students; as soon as
we attach letters to the skill it becomes phonics
●● Phonemes
Answer: smallest unit of sound
●● Morphemes
Answer: The smallest units of meaning in a language
●● Affixes
Answer: parts added to the beginning (prefix: anti-,mis-,in) or end
(suffix: -est,-ful) of a root word to create new words.
●● Semantic Processing