WGU D668 OA Elementary Literacy
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What is the purpose of narrative text?
To tell a story or recount events
What is the purpose of expository text?
To explain ideas or concepts in a straightforward manner
What is one literary feature of fiction?
Plot
What is the purpose of argumentative or persuasive text?
To present evidence and reasoning to support a particular point of view and influence
the reader's thoughts, beliefs, or actions
What is a literary feature of nonfiction?
Comparisons
What is an element of fiction?
Plot
Which technique is used in poetry to invoke the senses?
Imagery
Why is critical thinking important when writing an argumentative essay?
It aids the writer in evaluating evidence to support a logical argument.
,When reviewing a student's writing, it is observed that the student uses a combination
of real and invented spelling, and each word contains a clear beginning, middle, and
ending sound.Which stage of spelling development is this characteristic of?
Semiphonetic spelling
A student's attempt to spell elephant results in elafint, using letters that represent the
perceived sounds.Which stage of spelling does this suggest?
Phonetic Spelling
Why do teachers use standards when planning lessons?
To make sure students learn skills and content needed.
Which of the following best describes the approach used in structured literacy?
Focuses on explicit, systematic instruction in phonemic awareness, phonics, and other
foundational skills.
What is one of the goals of a literacy-rich environment?
Fostering the connection of letter-sound and letter-word within meaning contexts
Which of the following is NOT a component of a literacy-rich classroom environment?
Regular field trips to local libraries
A teacher is introducing the /ch/ sound to a group of students. Select if the following
activity uses auditory, visual, or kinesthetic/tactile support for learners.
The students trace the letters c and h in shaving cream.
kinesthetic/tactile
The teacher reads aloud the words 'cat', 'chap', 'lunch', 'met' and 'chug.' Students give a
thumbs up if they hear a /ch/ or a thumbs down if they do not hear a /ch/ after each
word is read
auditory
Students work in small groups to complete a word sort. They need to sort words into
two groups: words with /ch/ and words without /ch/
visual
,What defines multisensory teaching methods in structured literacy programs?
Teaching using multiple senses like seeing, hearing, and touching.
Why are multisensory teaching methods effective in structured literacy programs?
Because they engage students in various ways through different senses
What is the importance of literacy-rich learning environments?
They provide opportunities for students to engage with print and language in
meaningful ways
How can teachers ensure that instructions meet the expectations of a given content
standard?
Identify the key skills and concepts within the standard
What is the first step teachers should take when selecting instructional activities that
align with content standards?
Identify the learning objectives outlined in the content standards
Which strategy ensures that a given literacy instruction is aligned with the correct
content standard?
Compare the lesson objectives with the content standard
What first step should teachers take when identifying the correct instruction sequence
to help students master an end-of-year standard?
Identify prerequisite skills that students need to develop
How does comprehension contribute to overall literacy development?
By recognizing and understanding the meaning of written texts
What is the purpose of word analysis in literacy instruction?
Breaking down words into their parts to understand their meanings and structures
Choose "Is the Science of Reading" or "Is not the Science of Reading"
Research collected over a couple of years.
Is not the Science of Reading
, Choose "Is the Science of Reading" or "Is not the Science of Reading"
The research is final.
Is not the Science of Reading
Choose "Is the Science of Reading" or "Is not the Science of Reading"
Phonics is part of it.
Is the Science of Reading
Choose "Is the Science of Reading" or "Is not the Science of Reading"
There are seven ideas to the Science of Reading.
Is not the Science of Reading
Choose "Is the Science of Reading" or "Is not the Science of Reading"
There is a program you can purchase.
Is not the Science of Reading
Choose the correct areas of learning:
Letter/Word Recognition
orthographic processor and letter box
Choose the correct areas of learning:
Language Comprehension
meaning and context processor
Choose the correct areas of learning:
Speech Sounds (inputs/outputs)
phonological processor
Curriculum Latest EXAM NEW
(Complied FROM REAL EXAM)
100%"
What is the purpose of narrative text?
To tell a story or recount events
What is the purpose of expository text?
To explain ideas or concepts in a straightforward manner
What is one literary feature of fiction?
Plot
What is the purpose of argumentative or persuasive text?
To present evidence and reasoning to support a particular point of view and influence
the reader's thoughts, beliefs, or actions
What is a literary feature of nonfiction?
Comparisons
What is an element of fiction?
Plot
Which technique is used in poetry to invoke the senses?
Imagery
Why is critical thinking important when writing an argumentative essay?
It aids the writer in evaluating evidence to support a logical argument.
,When reviewing a student's writing, it is observed that the student uses a combination
of real and invented spelling, and each word contains a clear beginning, middle, and
ending sound.Which stage of spelling development is this characteristic of?
Semiphonetic spelling
A student's attempt to spell elephant results in elafint, using letters that represent the
perceived sounds.Which stage of spelling does this suggest?
Phonetic Spelling
Why do teachers use standards when planning lessons?
To make sure students learn skills and content needed.
Which of the following best describes the approach used in structured literacy?
Focuses on explicit, systematic instruction in phonemic awareness, phonics, and other
foundational skills.
What is one of the goals of a literacy-rich environment?
Fostering the connection of letter-sound and letter-word within meaning contexts
Which of the following is NOT a component of a literacy-rich classroom environment?
Regular field trips to local libraries
A teacher is introducing the /ch/ sound to a group of students. Select if the following
activity uses auditory, visual, or kinesthetic/tactile support for learners.
The students trace the letters c and h in shaving cream.
kinesthetic/tactile
The teacher reads aloud the words 'cat', 'chap', 'lunch', 'met' and 'chug.' Students give a
thumbs up if they hear a /ch/ or a thumbs down if they do not hear a /ch/ after each
word is read
auditory
Students work in small groups to complete a word sort. They need to sort words into
two groups: words with /ch/ and words without /ch/
visual
,What defines multisensory teaching methods in structured literacy programs?
Teaching using multiple senses like seeing, hearing, and touching.
Why are multisensory teaching methods effective in structured literacy programs?
Because they engage students in various ways through different senses
What is the importance of literacy-rich learning environments?
They provide opportunities for students to engage with print and language in
meaningful ways
How can teachers ensure that instructions meet the expectations of a given content
standard?
Identify the key skills and concepts within the standard
What is the first step teachers should take when selecting instructional activities that
align with content standards?
Identify the learning objectives outlined in the content standards
Which strategy ensures that a given literacy instruction is aligned with the correct
content standard?
Compare the lesson objectives with the content standard
What first step should teachers take when identifying the correct instruction sequence
to help students master an end-of-year standard?
Identify prerequisite skills that students need to develop
How does comprehension contribute to overall literacy development?
By recognizing and understanding the meaning of written texts
What is the purpose of word analysis in literacy instruction?
Breaking down words into their parts to understand their meanings and structures
Choose "Is the Science of Reading" or "Is not the Science of Reading"
Research collected over a couple of years.
Is not the Science of Reading
, Choose "Is the Science of Reading" or "Is not the Science of Reading"
The research is final.
Is not the Science of Reading
Choose "Is the Science of Reading" or "Is not the Science of Reading"
Phonics is part of it.
Is the Science of Reading
Choose "Is the Science of Reading" or "Is not the Science of Reading"
There are seven ideas to the Science of Reading.
Is not the Science of Reading
Choose "Is the Science of Reading" or "Is not the Science of Reading"
There is a program you can purchase.
Is not the Science of Reading
Choose the correct areas of learning:
Letter/Word Recognition
orthographic processor and letter box
Choose the correct areas of learning:
Language Comprehension
meaning and context processor
Choose the correct areas of learning:
Speech Sounds (inputs/outputs)
phonological processor
