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Diphthongs - CORRECT ANSWERS Two vowels in one syllable where the two sounds are
heard. For instance, in the word house both the "o" and the "u" are heard.
Directionality - CORRECT ANSWERS Children use their fingers to indicate left-to-right
direction and return-sweep to the next line.
Dolch, Edward William - CORRECT ANSWERS A major proponent of the "whole-word"
method of beginning reading instruction. Prepared a sight word list in 1936 which was originally
published in his book Problems in Reading in 1948. Still in use today.
Early Readers - CORRECT ANSWERS These readers recognize most high-frequency
words and many simple words. They use pictures to confirm meaning. Using meaning, syntax,
and phonics, they can figure out most simple words. They use spelling patterns to figure out
new words. They are gaining control of reading strategies. They use their own experiences and
background knowledge to predict meanings. They occasionally use story language in their
writing. This stage follows emergent reading.
Ehri, Linnea - CORRECT ANSWERS A Professor of Educational Psychology at the
Graduate Center, City University of New York--has developed a four phase model of how
students learn to read words.
Ehri's Four Phases - CORRECT ANSWERS 1. Pre-alphabetic; 2. Partial-Alphabetic; 3. Full-
alphabetic; 4. Consolidated-alphabetic
Emergent Readers - CORRECT ANSWERS The stage of reading in which the reader
understands that print contains a consistent message. The reader can recognize some high
frequency words, names, and simple words in context. Pictures can be used to predict meaning.
The reader begins to attend to left to right directionality and features of print and may identify
some initial sounds and ending sounds in words.
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Encode - CORRECT ANSWERS To change a message into symbols. For example, oral
language into writing.
English as a Second Language - CORRECT ANSWERS A way of teaching English to
speakers of other languages using English as the language of instruction.
Expository Text - CORRECT ANSWERS Non-fiction that provides information and facts.
This is what newspapers, science, mathematics, and history texts use. Currently there is much
focus, even in elementary schools, on teaching children how to comprehend and author
_________ text. They must produce brochures, guides, recipes, and procedural accounts on
most elementary grade levels. The teaching of reading of this type of text requires working with
a particular vocabulary and concept structure that is very different from that of narrative text.
Therefore, time must be taken to teach the reading of this text and contrasting it with the
reading of narrative text.
First Language - CORRECT ANSWERS An ELL term for the language any child acquires in
the first few years of life. It is through this acquired language that the child develops
phonological and phonemic awareness.
Flesch, Chall, Stahl, Adams, Johnson, and Bauman - CORRECT ANSWERS Theorists who
believe that a phonics-centered approach is crucial for reading success.
Flesch, Rudolf - CORRECT ANSWERS A key theorist who supports a phonics centered
approach before the use of engaging reading texts. This is at the crux of the phonics versus
whole language/balanaced literacy/integrated language arts, teaching of reading controversy
(The Reading Wars).
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Fluent Readers - CORRECT ANSWERS These readers are able to identify most words
automatically. They can read chapter books with good comprehension. They consistently
monitor, crosscheck, and self-correct reading. They can offer their own interpretations of text
based on personal experiences and prior reading experiences. They are capable of reading a
variety of genres independently. Furthermore, they can respond to texts or stories by sharing
pertinent examples from their lives. They can also readily make connections to other books
they have read. Finally, they are capable of beginning to create spoken and written text in the
style of a particular author.
Formal Assessment - CORRECT ANSWERS A test or an observation of performance
done under controlled and regulated conditions.
Fountas and Pinnell - CORRECT ANSWERS The Developing Readers Assessment System
for leveling books was developed by _________________________________.
Frye - CORRECT ANSWERS Theorist who developed a readability formula and graph.
Full-Alphabetic Stage - CORRECT ANSWERS These readers possess extensive working
knowledge of the graphophonemic system, and they can use this knowledge to analyze fully the
connections between graphemes and phonemes in words. They can decode unfamiliar words
and store fully analyzed sight words in memory.
Functional Reading - CORRECT ANSWERS The reading of instructions, recipes, coupons,
classified ads, notices, signs, and other documents required to be read to function in society
and correctly interpret them.
Gentile, Lance - CORRECT ANSWERS Oral Language Acquisition Inventory and Oracy
Instructional Guide (Oracy = Oral Language + Literacy).
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Diphthongs - CORRECT ANSWERS Two vowels in one syllable where the two sounds are
heard. For instance, in the word house both the "o" and the "u" are heard.
Directionality - CORRECT ANSWERS Children use their fingers to indicate left-to-right
direction and return-sweep to the next line.
Dolch, Edward William - CORRECT ANSWERS A major proponent of the "whole-word"
method of beginning reading instruction. Prepared a sight word list in 1936 which was originally
published in his book Problems in Reading in 1948. Still in use today.
Early Readers - CORRECT ANSWERS These readers recognize most high-frequency
words and many simple words. They use pictures to confirm meaning. Using meaning, syntax,
and phonics, they can figure out most simple words. They use spelling patterns to figure out
new words. They are gaining control of reading strategies. They use their own experiences and
background knowledge to predict meanings. They occasionally use story language in their
writing. This stage follows emergent reading.
Ehri, Linnea - CORRECT ANSWERS A Professor of Educational Psychology at the
Graduate Center, City University of New York--has developed a four phase model of how
students learn to read words.
Ehri's Four Phases - CORRECT ANSWERS 1. Pre-alphabetic; 2. Partial-Alphabetic; 3. Full-
alphabetic; 4. Consolidated-alphabetic
Emergent Readers - CORRECT ANSWERS The stage of reading in which the reader
understands that print contains a consistent message. The reader can recognize some high
frequency words, names, and simple words in context. Pictures can be used to predict meaning.
The reader begins to attend to left to right directionality and features of print and may identify
some initial sounds and ending sounds in words.
,FTCE READING K-12 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LATEST
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Encode - CORRECT ANSWERS To change a message into symbols. For example, oral
language into writing.
English as a Second Language - CORRECT ANSWERS A way of teaching English to
speakers of other languages using English as the language of instruction.
Expository Text - CORRECT ANSWERS Non-fiction that provides information and facts.
This is what newspapers, science, mathematics, and history texts use. Currently there is much
focus, even in elementary schools, on teaching children how to comprehend and author
_________ text. They must produce brochures, guides, recipes, and procedural accounts on
most elementary grade levels. The teaching of reading of this type of text requires working with
a particular vocabulary and concept structure that is very different from that of narrative text.
Therefore, time must be taken to teach the reading of this text and contrasting it with the
reading of narrative text.
First Language - CORRECT ANSWERS An ELL term for the language any child acquires in
the first few years of life. It is through this acquired language that the child develops
phonological and phonemic awareness.
Flesch, Chall, Stahl, Adams, Johnson, and Bauman - CORRECT ANSWERS Theorists who
believe that a phonics-centered approach is crucial for reading success.
Flesch, Rudolf - CORRECT ANSWERS A key theorist who supports a phonics centered
approach before the use of engaging reading texts. This is at the crux of the phonics versus
whole language/balanaced literacy/integrated language arts, teaching of reading controversy
(The Reading Wars).
, FTCE READING K-12 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LATEST
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ANSWERS 100% CORRECT VERIFIED BEST RATED TO SCORE A+
FOR SUCCESS
Fluent Readers - CORRECT ANSWERS These readers are able to identify most words
automatically. They can read chapter books with good comprehension. They consistently
monitor, crosscheck, and self-correct reading. They can offer their own interpretations of text
based on personal experiences and prior reading experiences. They are capable of reading a
variety of genres independently. Furthermore, they can respond to texts or stories by sharing
pertinent examples from their lives. They can also readily make connections to other books
they have read. Finally, they are capable of beginning to create spoken and written text in the
style of a particular author.
Formal Assessment - CORRECT ANSWERS A test or an observation of performance
done under controlled and regulated conditions.
Fountas and Pinnell - CORRECT ANSWERS The Developing Readers Assessment System
for leveling books was developed by _________________________________.
Frye - CORRECT ANSWERS Theorist who developed a readability formula and graph.
Full-Alphabetic Stage - CORRECT ANSWERS These readers possess extensive working
knowledge of the graphophonemic system, and they can use this knowledge to analyze fully the
connections between graphemes and phonemes in words. They can decode unfamiliar words
and store fully analyzed sight words in memory.
Functional Reading - CORRECT ANSWERS The reading of instructions, recipes, coupons,
classified ads, notices, signs, and other documents required to be read to function in society
and correctly interpret them.
Gentile, Lance - CORRECT ANSWERS Oral Language Acquisition Inventory and Oracy
Instructional Guide (Oracy = Oral Language + Literacy).
