NES ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
SUBTEST 1; ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS
PART 2026/2027 ACTUAL QUESTIONS
WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS.
Accuracy - correct answer-frequency in which pronunciation
errors occur when reading
Rate - correct answer-ability to recognize words automatically
Prosody - correct answer-showing emotions that accurately
match intended emotion of the text
Metacognition - correct answer-thinking about thinking
Reciprocal teaching - correct answer-small group method of
teaching where students assume different roles (predicting,
summarizing, questioning, clarifying)
, Bloom's taxonomy hierarchy of learning - correct answer-
remembering, understanding, applying, analyzing, evaluating,
creating
Objective - correct answer-Point of view (in reading/writing) in
which narrator shares not thoughts/feelings of characters,
focusing on facts and data.
First person - correct answer-Point of view (in reading/writing)
from one character.
Third person limited - correct answer-Point of view (in
reading/writing) from one or a few characters.
Third person omniscient - correct answer-Point of view (in
reading/writing) from narrator who shares point of view of all
characters.
Tiers of Vocabulary - correct answer-conversational, academic,
then domain-specific
SUBTEST 1; ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS
PART 2026/2027 ACTUAL QUESTIONS
WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS.
Accuracy - correct answer-frequency in which pronunciation
errors occur when reading
Rate - correct answer-ability to recognize words automatically
Prosody - correct answer-showing emotions that accurately
match intended emotion of the text
Metacognition - correct answer-thinking about thinking
Reciprocal teaching - correct answer-small group method of
teaching where students assume different roles (predicting,
summarizing, questioning, clarifying)
, Bloom's taxonomy hierarchy of learning - correct answer-
remembering, understanding, applying, analyzing, evaluating,
creating
Objective - correct answer-Point of view (in reading/writing) in
which narrator shares not thoughts/feelings of characters,
focusing on facts and data.
First person - correct answer-Point of view (in reading/writing)
from one character.
Third person limited - correct answer-Point of view (in
reading/writing) from one or a few characters.
Third person omniscient - correct answer-Point of view (in
reading/writing) from narrator who shares point of view of all
characters.
Tiers of Vocabulary - correct answer-conversational, academic,
then domain-specific