PSYCH 357 EXAM 3 || 100% EXACT ANSWERS.
look-say method correct answers an approach to teaching reading in which a student is taught to
associate a picture with a word; logographic
true correct answers t/f Look-say method was developed for the deaf.
false correct answers t/f Look-say method was developed for children with autism
false correct answers t/f A student of the Look-say method is taught to break down words into
constituent parts (onset and rimes).
whole word approach correct answers the look say method is also known as...
true correct answers t/f A student of the Look-say method is taught to analyze words as a whole
(associate words with meaning).
true correct answers t/f children learning the look-say method learn sight vocabulary of 50 to 100
words.
true correct answers t/f Look-say method is most similar to a logographic system
true correct answers t/f the look say method uses decks of word cards and labels in classrooms to
learn a sight vocabulary
true correct answers t/f according to the whole language approach, learning to read is a natural
act that children can learn on their own
true correct answers t/f the whole language approach uses 'real literature'
,false correct answers t/f the whole language approach uses phonics based, basic readers
false correct answers t/f according to the whole language approach, phonics drills are necessary
true correct answers t/f whole language approach premises learn by sight
false correct answers t/f whole language approach premises learn by sound
true correct answers t/f according to the whole language approach, Readers play a
psycholinguistic guessing game (shape of words; words in context; part of speech).
true correct answers t/f according to the whole language approach, readers use picture cues and
predictability in syntax
top down correct answers the whole language approach has ___________ approach to reading
phonological awareness correct answers _________________ is key to learning to read
alphabetic system
true correct answers t/f according to the phonics approach, knowledge of how letters relate to
sounds is critical
true correct answers t/f the phonics approach is the traditional method since colonial times
bottom up correct answers the phonics approach uses the _______________ approach to reading
shallow correct answers The Simpel Fonetik Alphabet would be a ____________ orthography
, unlikely correct answers The Simpel Fonetik Alphabet is ___________ to be implemented
moving window technique correct answers determines how many character positions are
available to the left and right of the fixations
visual spans correct answers skilled deaf readers have larger __________ than skilled hearing
readers
no correct answers can we speed read and maintain comprehension?
b correct answers The moving window technique revealed that these readers see more characters
in a single fixation:
A.All deaf readers
B.Skilled deaf readers
C.Skilled hearing readers
D.All hearing readers
orthographic fluency correct answers readers learn letters and where they appear in words
three correct answers what is the longest onset in English
positional constraints correct answers knowledge of where letters and letter combinations can be
used in words
word superiority effect correct answers The idea that letters are easier to identify when they are
part of a word than when they are seen in isolation or in a string of letters that do not form a
word.
look-say method correct answers an approach to teaching reading in which a student is taught to
associate a picture with a word; logographic
true correct answers t/f Look-say method was developed for the deaf.
false correct answers t/f Look-say method was developed for children with autism
false correct answers t/f A student of the Look-say method is taught to break down words into
constituent parts (onset and rimes).
whole word approach correct answers the look say method is also known as...
true correct answers t/f A student of the Look-say method is taught to analyze words as a whole
(associate words with meaning).
true correct answers t/f children learning the look-say method learn sight vocabulary of 50 to 100
words.
true correct answers t/f Look-say method is most similar to a logographic system
true correct answers t/f the look say method uses decks of word cards and labels in classrooms to
learn a sight vocabulary
true correct answers t/f according to the whole language approach, learning to read is a natural
act that children can learn on their own
true correct answers t/f the whole language approach uses 'real literature'
,false correct answers t/f the whole language approach uses phonics based, basic readers
false correct answers t/f according to the whole language approach, phonics drills are necessary
true correct answers t/f whole language approach premises learn by sight
false correct answers t/f whole language approach premises learn by sound
true correct answers t/f according to the whole language approach, Readers play a
psycholinguistic guessing game (shape of words; words in context; part of speech).
true correct answers t/f according to the whole language approach, readers use picture cues and
predictability in syntax
top down correct answers the whole language approach has ___________ approach to reading
phonological awareness correct answers _________________ is key to learning to read
alphabetic system
true correct answers t/f according to the phonics approach, knowledge of how letters relate to
sounds is critical
true correct answers t/f the phonics approach is the traditional method since colonial times
bottom up correct answers the phonics approach uses the _______________ approach to reading
shallow correct answers The Simpel Fonetik Alphabet would be a ____________ orthography
, unlikely correct answers The Simpel Fonetik Alphabet is ___________ to be implemented
moving window technique correct answers determines how many character positions are
available to the left and right of the fixations
visual spans correct answers skilled deaf readers have larger __________ than skilled hearing
readers
no correct answers can we speed read and maintain comprehension?
b correct answers The moving window technique revealed that these readers see more characters
in a single fixation:
A.All deaf readers
B.Skilled deaf readers
C.Skilled hearing readers
D.All hearing readers
orthographic fluency correct answers readers learn letters and where they appear in words
three correct answers what is the longest onset in English
positional constraints correct answers knowledge of where letters and letter combinations can be
used in words
word superiority effect correct answers The idea that letters are easier to identify when they are
part of a word than when they are seen in isolation or in a string of letters that do not form a
word.
