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Which of the following effects is a short-term consequence of engaging in
cardiorespiratory fitness activities?
A. Aiding the body's proper metabolism of major nutrients
B. Increasing the supply of oxygen to the body's organs and skeletal muscles
C. Reducing the amount of energy needed by the body to perform other activities
D. Intensifying the body's need for dietary proteins to maintain electrolyte balance - -
Answer-B. Increasing the supply of oxygen to the body's organs and skeletal muscles
A third-grade student is able to read aloud grade-level textbooks with accuracy,
automaticity, and appropriate rate and phrasing. The student is able to summarize the
text but consistently has gaps in understanding when asked specific text-related
questions. Which of the following statements provides the best rationale for why the
student is having difficulty with text comprehension?
A: The student lacks the necessary vocabulary and academic language
B: The student struggles with aspects of fluency
C: The student may be reading too quickly and skipping important words
D: The student might be reading texts that are at the frustration reading level. - Answer-
A: The student lacks the necessary vocabulary and academic language
A fifth-grade teacher regularly incorporates technology in instruction for various
purposes. In an upcoming lesson, the teacher would like to promote a collaborative
classroom environment by having students post a written response to an assigned text
in which they reflect on connections they make to the text as they read. The teacher
wants students to read and reply to their classmates' reflections, but would like to be
able to screen the responses before students post them. Which form of technology
would be best?
A: A class website
B: A group email
C: A social network
D: A group blog - Answer-D- a group blog
Which of the following number representations would be most appropriate for
introducing concepts and principles associated with positive and negative integers?
Area model, number line, pattern blocks, tape diagram - Answer-Number line
A second-grade teacher plans to start a vegetable garden to help students learn about
the resources required for plant growth. The teacher uses stakes and string to mark a
5-
, foot by 5-foot plot of ground, but determines it would only provide enough space for
each student to grow one plant. In order for each student to have enough space to
grow
two plants, the teacher plans to double the area of the first plot. What will be the total
area of the enlarged plot?
A. 10 square feet B. 25 square feet
C. 50 square feet
D. 100 square feet - Answer-C. 50 square feet
*Original plot 5x5 = 25
New plot 25x2 = 50*
How are rainbows formed? - Answer-Light enters a water droplet, slowing down &
bending as it goes
from air to dense water.
When light from the sun is scattered by water droplets through a process called
refraction
What's refraction - Answer-Occurs when the light from the sun changes direction when
passing through a medium denser than air (rain).
A third-grade teacher has placed every day objects such as pencils, small blocks,
erasers, and toy cars into small covered boxes. The boxes, which each contain a single
object and have been sealed with tape, are distributed to students. The students are
instructed to interact with their box without opening it and then make a claim about its
contents. Which of the following changes to this activity would most effectively
strengthen students scientific thinking and reasoning skills?
A: Having students prepare boxes of their own to give to classmates to investigate
B: Requiring students to use a laboratory notebook to record the name of the object
they think is in their box
C: Having students identify observations from their investigation of the box that
supports
their claim
D: Requiring students to investigate multiple boxes before making a claim about a box's
contents - Answer--C: Having students identify observations from their investigation of
the box that supports their claim
A social studies teacher ask students to engage in free association and state what
comes to mind when they hear the term partisanship. As students offer their
associations, the teacher writes the responses on the board. This activity best serves
the purpose of.:
A. Gauging students level of engagement with a complex topic
B. Allowing students to demonstrate mastery of the subject
C. Measuring students familiarity with the term's historical context
D. Activating students existing knowledge of the concept - Answer-D. Activating
students existing knowledge of the concept
*Free association activities activate prior knowledge about a topic
, Which of the following exercises would most likely encourage fourth-grade students'
exploration of personal feelings?
A. Working with another student to create a papier-mache sculpture of a pumpkin
B. Creating a pencil drawing of a family member or friend
C. Viewing a famous painting and trying to replicate it with tempera paints
D. Writing a poem about why a favorite color is a favorite - Answer-B. Creating a pencil
drawing of a family member or friend
Elementary school students learn that conflict occur even in healthy interpersonal
relationships, but that they can resolve conflicts using a series of steps. When a conflict
arises between two classmates, the first step is to calm down. Which of the following
steps is generally most effective for students to take next in trying to resolve an
interpersonal conflict?
A. Beginning a two-way discussion about previous conflicts that students resolved
successfully
B. Using neutral language to share their feelings about the conflict and check their
understanding of the other student's perspective
C. Stating in a composed but assertive manner the behavior the other student should
modify in order to help resolve the conflict
D. Asking a classmate who is a friend of both students to serve as an objective third-
party and mediate a discussion about conflict - Answer-B. Using neutral language to
share their feelings about the conflict and check their understanding of the other
student's perspective
Moderate to vigorous physical activity contributes to a decreased risk of coronary artery
disease by:
A: Reducing the heart's stroke volume required to oxygenate blood
B. Strengthening the heart muscle and increasing its pumping capacity
C. Lowering the body's metabolic rate both at rest and during exercise
D. Increasing the thickness of artery walls, reducing the chance of atherosclerosis -
Answer-B. Strengthening the heart muscle and increasing its pumping capacity
Bill of Rights did what - Answer-Created to prevent the government from infringing upon
liberties
of citizens
Spells out American rights
First 10 admendments
Which of the following scenarios best demonstrates a teacher's understanding of
providing students with differentiated instruction?
A. The teacher offers a wide variety of reading and writing activities and asks students
to select several favorite activities to complete
B. The teacher uses flexible, student-selected groupings for nearly all classroom
reading, writing, and speaking activities
C. The teacher provides tiered reading activities that have the same learning goal with
2024|2025 UPDATE QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS
Which of the following effects is a short-term consequence of engaging in
cardiorespiratory fitness activities?
A. Aiding the body's proper metabolism of major nutrients
B. Increasing the supply of oxygen to the body's organs and skeletal muscles
C. Reducing the amount of energy needed by the body to perform other activities
D. Intensifying the body's need for dietary proteins to maintain electrolyte balance - -
Answer-B. Increasing the supply of oxygen to the body's organs and skeletal muscles
A third-grade student is able to read aloud grade-level textbooks with accuracy,
automaticity, and appropriate rate and phrasing. The student is able to summarize the
text but consistently has gaps in understanding when asked specific text-related
questions. Which of the following statements provides the best rationale for why the
student is having difficulty with text comprehension?
A: The student lacks the necessary vocabulary and academic language
B: The student struggles with aspects of fluency
C: The student may be reading too quickly and skipping important words
D: The student might be reading texts that are at the frustration reading level. - Answer-
A: The student lacks the necessary vocabulary and academic language
A fifth-grade teacher regularly incorporates technology in instruction for various
purposes. In an upcoming lesson, the teacher would like to promote a collaborative
classroom environment by having students post a written response to an assigned text
in which they reflect on connections they make to the text as they read. The teacher
wants students to read and reply to their classmates' reflections, but would like to be
able to screen the responses before students post them. Which form of technology
would be best?
A: A class website
B: A group email
C: A social network
D: A group blog - Answer-D- a group blog
Which of the following number representations would be most appropriate for
introducing concepts and principles associated with positive and negative integers?
Area model, number line, pattern blocks, tape diagram - Answer-Number line
A second-grade teacher plans to start a vegetable garden to help students learn about
the resources required for plant growth. The teacher uses stakes and string to mark a
5-
, foot by 5-foot plot of ground, but determines it would only provide enough space for
each student to grow one plant. In order for each student to have enough space to
grow
two plants, the teacher plans to double the area of the first plot. What will be the total
area of the enlarged plot?
A. 10 square feet B. 25 square feet
C. 50 square feet
D. 100 square feet - Answer-C. 50 square feet
*Original plot 5x5 = 25
New plot 25x2 = 50*
How are rainbows formed? - Answer-Light enters a water droplet, slowing down &
bending as it goes
from air to dense water.
When light from the sun is scattered by water droplets through a process called
refraction
What's refraction - Answer-Occurs when the light from the sun changes direction when
passing through a medium denser than air (rain).
A third-grade teacher has placed every day objects such as pencils, small blocks,
erasers, and toy cars into small covered boxes. The boxes, which each contain a single
object and have been sealed with tape, are distributed to students. The students are
instructed to interact with their box without opening it and then make a claim about its
contents. Which of the following changes to this activity would most effectively
strengthen students scientific thinking and reasoning skills?
A: Having students prepare boxes of their own to give to classmates to investigate
B: Requiring students to use a laboratory notebook to record the name of the object
they think is in their box
C: Having students identify observations from their investigation of the box that
supports
their claim
D: Requiring students to investigate multiple boxes before making a claim about a box's
contents - Answer--C: Having students identify observations from their investigation of
the box that supports their claim
A social studies teacher ask students to engage in free association and state what
comes to mind when they hear the term partisanship. As students offer their
associations, the teacher writes the responses on the board. This activity best serves
the purpose of.:
A. Gauging students level of engagement with a complex topic
B. Allowing students to demonstrate mastery of the subject
C. Measuring students familiarity with the term's historical context
D. Activating students existing knowledge of the concept - Answer-D. Activating
students existing knowledge of the concept
*Free association activities activate prior knowledge about a topic
, Which of the following exercises would most likely encourage fourth-grade students'
exploration of personal feelings?
A. Working with another student to create a papier-mache sculpture of a pumpkin
B. Creating a pencil drawing of a family member or friend
C. Viewing a famous painting and trying to replicate it with tempera paints
D. Writing a poem about why a favorite color is a favorite - Answer-B. Creating a pencil
drawing of a family member or friend
Elementary school students learn that conflict occur even in healthy interpersonal
relationships, but that they can resolve conflicts using a series of steps. When a conflict
arises between two classmates, the first step is to calm down. Which of the following
steps is generally most effective for students to take next in trying to resolve an
interpersonal conflict?
A. Beginning a two-way discussion about previous conflicts that students resolved
successfully
B. Using neutral language to share their feelings about the conflict and check their
understanding of the other student's perspective
C. Stating in a composed but assertive manner the behavior the other student should
modify in order to help resolve the conflict
D. Asking a classmate who is a friend of both students to serve as an objective third-
party and mediate a discussion about conflict - Answer-B. Using neutral language to
share their feelings about the conflict and check their understanding of the other
student's perspective
Moderate to vigorous physical activity contributes to a decreased risk of coronary artery
disease by:
A: Reducing the heart's stroke volume required to oxygenate blood
B. Strengthening the heart muscle and increasing its pumping capacity
C. Lowering the body's metabolic rate both at rest and during exercise
D. Increasing the thickness of artery walls, reducing the chance of atherosclerosis -
Answer-B. Strengthening the heart muscle and increasing its pumping capacity
Bill of Rights did what - Answer-Created to prevent the government from infringing upon
liberties
of citizens
Spells out American rights
First 10 admendments
Which of the following scenarios best demonstrates a teacher's understanding of
providing students with differentiated instruction?
A. The teacher offers a wide variety of reading and writing activities and asks students
to select several favorite activities to complete
B. The teacher uses flexible, student-selected groupings for nearly all classroom
reading, writing, and speaking activities
C. The teacher provides tiered reading activities that have the same learning goal with
