NAVAED FTCE 6-12
... To separate objects in a series of three or greater. (1) - ANS-Use a comma
...Before a coordinating conjunction to separate 2 independent clauses (1) - ANS-Use a
comma
...On both facets of nonessential words or phrases. (1) - ANS-Use a comma
...To introduce or separate a quote. (1) - ANS-Use a comma
...To separate a metropolis from a nation. (1) - ANS-Use a comma
...To separate a established clause from an unbiased clause while the structured clause
comes first. (1) - ANS-Use a comma
...To separate contrasting elements of a sentence. (1) - ANS-Use a comma
...To separate the day, month, & year in a date. (1) - ANS-Use a comma
...To activate someones name or identify. (1) - ANS-Use a comma
1940's (4) - ANS-George Orwell "1984" & "Animal House"
Arthur Miller "Death of a Salesman"
1950's (four) - ANS-JD Salinger "Catcher in the Rye"
Ray Bradbury "Fahrenheit 451"
Elie Wiesel "Night"
Lorraine Hansberry "Raisin inside the Sun"
1960's (4) - ANS-Harper Lee "To Kill a Mockingbird"
Madeline L'Engle "A Wrinkle in Time"
1st Person Pronouns (1) - ANS-I, me, mine, myself, we, us, ours, ourself
2 Goals while Assessing Language Skills (1) - ANS-Can the student
1) Identify these items in others writing
2. Use them of their personal writing
2 Reasons for Apostrophes (1) - ANS-1. To form a contraction
2. To show ownership
2d man or woman pronouns (1) - ANS-You, yours, your self, yourselves
3 Needs for Assessment Tools (2) - ANS-1. Inform college students of expectations earlier
than starting
2. Act as a formative, self or peer assessment at some point of
three. Act as a very last evaluative device after
three Steps When Choosing Text (three) - ANS-1. Use quantitative measures together with
Lexile
2. Use qualitative tools inclusive of rubrics
3. Follow expert judgement
3rd man or woman pronouns (1) - ANS-He, she, it, him, her, his, hers, its, himself, herself,
itself, they, them, their, theirs
four Types of Question & Answer Relationships (3) - ANS-1. Right There-Found within the
textual content
2. Think & Search-Requires an inference to be made
3. You & The Author-Marries historical past expertise with textual statistics.
4. On Your Own-A judgement announcement ought to be made.
6 Steps of Research (2) - ANS-1. ID the subject
2. Search for statistics
, 3. Locate supply substances
4. Evaluate resources for reliability & validity
five. Take notes
6. Produce product
eight Questions to Evaluate Media (5) - ANS-Who created it?
Who's the intended target market?
What strategies were used to attract in the reader?
What evaluations had been expressed?
What information supported statements?
Are alternate points of view mentioned?
How does private revel in affect interpretation?
How ought to or not it's misinterpreted?
A Sentence with 2 Subjects using "and" (1) - ANS-Use A Plural Verb
A Sentence With 2 Subjects Using Neither/Nor or Either/Or (1) - ANS-Use a singular verb
If its with 2 blended topics use the verb that will accept as true with noun closest to it.
Activating Prior Knowledge (analyzing method) (three) - ANS-Pre reading method
Adjectives (1) - ANS-Modify & describe nouns or pronouns
Adverbs (1) - ANS-Modify or describe verbs adjectives or different adverbs.
African American Authors (four) - ANS-Fredrick Douglas
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Alice Walker
Maya Angelou
Nikki Giovanni
Gwendolyn Brooks
Paul Laurence Dunbar
After an advent, phrase phrase, or clause... (1) - ANS-Use a comma
Alliteration (1) - ANS-Repetition of a consonant sound for effect
Allusion (Figurative Language) (1) - ANS-An oblique connection with a widely recognized
man or woman vicinity or thing shape the past
Allusion (Literary Device) (4) - ANS-A connection with a well-known or widely known
occasion or piece of literature to allow the reader to make a connection.
American/ Multicultural Authors (four) - ANS-Nathaniel Hawthorne
Edgar Allan Poe
Robert Frost
Analytic Rubrics (2) - ANS-Best for giving detailed comments on a selected set of abilities
Analyzing (reading approach) (3) - ANS-During near reads
Students reread key portions of textual content with a specific query in mine.
Students arrange records into a image organizer
APA Format (2) - ANS-Used for technological know-how & technical resources
Argumentative Writing (2) - ANS-Argues a point however presents a couple of sides/ counter
arguments
Asian American Authors (four) - ANS-Amy Tan (Joy Luck Club)
J.W. & J.B Houston
Assonance (1) - ANS-The repetition of vowel sounds to create an internal rhyme
Autobiography (4) - ANS-A character writes her/his personal tale, always subjective.
Bad Strategies to Promote Fluency (3) - ANS-Popcorn reading, round robin analyzing, &
sustained silent analyzing
Biographical Approach (4) - ANS-Relies at the knowledge of the authors life & attitude.
... To separate objects in a series of three or greater. (1) - ANS-Use a comma
...Before a coordinating conjunction to separate 2 independent clauses (1) - ANS-Use a
comma
...On both facets of nonessential words or phrases. (1) - ANS-Use a comma
...To introduce or separate a quote. (1) - ANS-Use a comma
...To separate a metropolis from a nation. (1) - ANS-Use a comma
...To separate a established clause from an unbiased clause while the structured clause
comes first. (1) - ANS-Use a comma
...To separate contrasting elements of a sentence. (1) - ANS-Use a comma
...To separate the day, month, & year in a date. (1) - ANS-Use a comma
...To activate someones name or identify. (1) - ANS-Use a comma
1940's (4) - ANS-George Orwell "1984" & "Animal House"
Arthur Miller "Death of a Salesman"
1950's (four) - ANS-JD Salinger "Catcher in the Rye"
Ray Bradbury "Fahrenheit 451"
Elie Wiesel "Night"
Lorraine Hansberry "Raisin inside the Sun"
1960's (4) - ANS-Harper Lee "To Kill a Mockingbird"
Madeline L'Engle "A Wrinkle in Time"
1st Person Pronouns (1) - ANS-I, me, mine, myself, we, us, ours, ourself
2 Goals while Assessing Language Skills (1) - ANS-Can the student
1) Identify these items in others writing
2. Use them of their personal writing
2 Reasons for Apostrophes (1) - ANS-1. To form a contraction
2. To show ownership
2d man or woman pronouns (1) - ANS-You, yours, your self, yourselves
3 Needs for Assessment Tools (2) - ANS-1. Inform college students of expectations earlier
than starting
2. Act as a formative, self or peer assessment at some point of
three. Act as a very last evaluative device after
three Steps When Choosing Text (three) - ANS-1. Use quantitative measures together with
Lexile
2. Use qualitative tools inclusive of rubrics
3. Follow expert judgement
3rd man or woman pronouns (1) - ANS-He, she, it, him, her, his, hers, its, himself, herself,
itself, they, them, their, theirs
four Types of Question & Answer Relationships (3) - ANS-1. Right There-Found within the
textual content
2. Think & Search-Requires an inference to be made
3. You & The Author-Marries historical past expertise with textual statistics.
4. On Your Own-A judgement announcement ought to be made.
6 Steps of Research (2) - ANS-1. ID the subject
2. Search for statistics
, 3. Locate supply substances
4. Evaluate resources for reliability & validity
five. Take notes
6. Produce product
eight Questions to Evaluate Media (5) - ANS-Who created it?
Who's the intended target market?
What strategies were used to attract in the reader?
What evaluations had been expressed?
What information supported statements?
Are alternate points of view mentioned?
How does private revel in affect interpretation?
How ought to or not it's misinterpreted?
A Sentence with 2 Subjects using "and" (1) - ANS-Use A Plural Verb
A Sentence With 2 Subjects Using Neither/Nor or Either/Or (1) - ANS-Use a singular verb
If its with 2 blended topics use the verb that will accept as true with noun closest to it.
Activating Prior Knowledge (analyzing method) (three) - ANS-Pre reading method
Adjectives (1) - ANS-Modify & describe nouns or pronouns
Adverbs (1) - ANS-Modify or describe verbs adjectives or different adverbs.
African American Authors (four) - ANS-Fredrick Douglas
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Alice Walker
Maya Angelou
Nikki Giovanni
Gwendolyn Brooks
Paul Laurence Dunbar
After an advent, phrase phrase, or clause... (1) - ANS-Use a comma
Alliteration (1) - ANS-Repetition of a consonant sound for effect
Allusion (Figurative Language) (1) - ANS-An oblique connection with a widely recognized
man or woman vicinity or thing shape the past
Allusion (Literary Device) (4) - ANS-A connection with a well-known or widely known
occasion or piece of literature to allow the reader to make a connection.
American/ Multicultural Authors (four) - ANS-Nathaniel Hawthorne
Edgar Allan Poe
Robert Frost
Analytic Rubrics (2) - ANS-Best for giving detailed comments on a selected set of abilities
Analyzing (reading approach) (3) - ANS-During near reads
Students reread key portions of textual content with a specific query in mine.
Students arrange records into a image organizer
APA Format (2) - ANS-Used for technological know-how & technical resources
Argumentative Writing (2) - ANS-Argues a point however presents a couple of sides/ counter
arguments
Asian American Authors (four) - ANS-Amy Tan (Joy Luck Club)
J.W. & J.B Houston
Assonance (1) - ANS-The repetition of vowel sounds to create an internal rhyme
Autobiography (4) - ANS-A character writes her/his personal tale, always subjective.
Bad Strategies to Promote Fluency (3) - ANS-Popcorn reading, round robin analyzing, &
sustained silent analyzing
Biographical Approach (4) - ANS-Relies at the knowledge of the authors life & attitude.
