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• A first-grade teacher notices that one of her students is not able to write her name on
her paper, cut with scissors, or color within a specific area. Those characteristics most
likely demonstrate a potential in the students. -✓✓fine motor development.
• A high school social studies teacher arranges for students to read with elementary
school students to promote literacy. Which of the following developmental needs of high
school students does the activity best address? -✓✓Community Involvement
• A teacher who is developing a unit about nutrition wishes to sequence instructional
objectives to reflect progressively higher levels of cognitive skills. Which of the following
objectives represents the highest level of cognitive skills? -✓✓Assess the role of
societal and peer pressure in influencing students' selection of foods
• Which of the following activities would most likely be observed in a classroom
emphasizing discovery learning? -✓✓The teacher presents examples and
nonexamples of right triangles and then asks students to determine the properties of a
right triangle from the examples
• A middle school English-language learner (ELL) can read English texts with familiar
topics, simple sentence structures, and high-frequency vocabulary but is unable to read
the test with the appropriate rate and speed. Which of the following best describes the
reading proficiency level of the ELL? -✓✓Intermediate
• Cynthia is an English-language learner who frequently makes errors when speaking.
When Cynthia participates in small groups, the other students have difficulty
understanding her pronunciation of English words, causing her to become frustrated
and give up. Which of the following best describes Cynthia's proficiency level in spoken
English? -✓✓Beginning
• Kim, an English-language learner, speaks English with single words and short
phrases. She makes communication that prevents others from understanding her
speech. During small-group instruction speaks to her peers in her native language.
Which of the following levels of English-language profile describes Kim's speaking
ability. -✓✓Beginning
• A middle school reading teacher is assessing the reading proficiency of a new student
who is an English Language learner by asking the student to read several short texts of
varying difficulty. The student recognizes some high-frequency words that coordinate
,with visual cues but reads few other words in the texts. Which of the following language
proficiency levels characterizes the student in the domain of reading? -✓✓Beginning
• A middle school English-language learner who is writing at the intermediate level of
English-language proficiency is most likely to demonstrate writing that includes -
✓✓repetition of ideas
• A United States history class consists of a diverse group of students, including
students with learning disabilities and English-language learners. The teacher assigns a
project in which students will have cooperative groups to create a biographical
presentation about a
Revolutionary War hero. Given the diversity, which of the following approaches will most
likely result in equitable cooperative group -✓✓Teacher-planned heterogeneous groups
• An English-language learner (ELL) at the advanced-high level of English proficiency in
writing is preparing a written report to discuss the results of a science experiment. To
best support the ELL with the assignment, the teacher should provide instruction in
which of the following areas? -✓✓Elaborating on ideas in detail
• Which of the following activities is most beneficial in helping intermediate-level
English-language learners (ELLS) expand their content-area vocabulary in English? -
✓✓Working with students to create pictorial flashcards
• A sixth-grade teacher wants to ensure that beginning-level English-language learners
(ELLS) are actively involved in classroom writing activities. To best meet the goal during
a lesson, the teacher should provide the ELLS with -✓✓a set of sentence stems
containing commonly used phrases.
• Mr. Colby, a middle school mathematics teacher, notices that when he explains some
of the steps in a mathematics problem, his beginning-and intermediate-level English-
language learners do not understand some of the basic directions and explanations.
The most appropriate accommodation for the students would be -✓✓visuals for
common content-based terms
• A high school science teacher often tells her students brief anecdotes about the
people she calls "unsung heroes of science," ordinary people who made significant
contributions in the area of science the class is studying. She makes sure to include
scientists from both genders and from diverse ethnic and cultural backgrounds. Which
of the following statements best expresses why this practice is likely to be a valuable
one for high school students? -✓✓Providing students with a wide range of role models
helps broaden their thinking about their own future educational and career options.
• Ms. Hawkins teaches a high school humanities class with students at various levels of
English-language proficiency. She teaches students at the intermediate level of English-
language proficiency the following sentence stems
, (1) What do you think...?
(2) Is there another...?
(3) Tell me more about
The sentence stems that Ms. Hawkins has taught her students will be most effective in
which of the following? -✓✓Promoting students' elaboration skills.
• When providing vocabulary instruction to students who are at the beginning level of
English-language proficiency, which of the following is most appropriate for the teacher
to include? -✓✓Pictures that illustrate the words.
• When discussing poetry with English-language learners, a teacher should be
particularly careful to address such learners. -✓✓Ability to comprehend idiomatic
expressions.
• Placing students from diverse populations in collaborative groups best promotes which
of the following? -✓✓An awareness of cross-cultural values
• Which of the following describes the best reason for a teacher to use a listening center
with beginning English language learners (ELLs)? -✓✓Allowing the ELLs to connect the
new language with the print on the page
• Mr.Dosa, a history teacher, asks students to summarize a chapter. He provides
struggling readers with sentence starters and a word bank with important content
vocabulary to include in their summary scenario, Mr. Dosa is meeting students' needs
by? -✓✓Designing instruction with scaffolds for various levels.
• A preschool teacher organizes an area of the classroom in such a way the children
can engage in solitary play from time to time. Which of the following is a primary benefit
of supporting solitary play in the preschool environment. -✓✓It supports the developing
imagination of the children.
• A first-grade teacher is teaching her students the /ar/ sound during a whole-group
lesson. After teaching the sound, the teacher gives each student two small pieces of
paper, one red and one green, and asks them to hold up the green paper when they
hear a word with the lar/ sound and the red one if they do not hear the /ar/ sound in the
word. The teacher is most likely using this activity to -✓✓assess student understanding
of the skill being taught.
• On the first day of school, a class of students and their teacher creates a collage that
depicts activities. The college will remain on display in the classroom to be used in
future discussions! Which of the following is a primary benefit of the activity? -
✓✓Establishing a supportive classroom climate
• Mr. Trang has his mathematics students keep a learning log. At the end of each class
period, students are to record three sentences that paraphrase what they learned from
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• A first-grade teacher notices that one of her students is not able to write her name on
her paper, cut with scissors, or color within a specific area. Those characteristics most
likely demonstrate a potential in the students. -✓✓fine motor development.
• A high school social studies teacher arranges for students to read with elementary
school students to promote literacy. Which of the following developmental needs of high
school students does the activity best address? -✓✓Community Involvement
• A teacher who is developing a unit about nutrition wishes to sequence instructional
objectives to reflect progressively higher levels of cognitive skills. Which of the following
objectives represents the highest level of cognitive skills? -✓✓Assess the role of
societal and peer pressure in influencing students' selection of foods
• Which of the following activities would most likely be observed in a classroom
emphasizing discovery learning? -✓✓The teacher presents examples and
nonexamples of right triangles and then asks students to determine the properties of a
right triangle from the examples
• A middle school English-language learner (ELL) can read English texts with familiar
topics, simple sentence structures, and high-frequency vocabulary but is unable to read
the test with the appropriate rate and speed. Which of the following best describes the
reading proficiency level of the ELL? -✓✓Intermediate
• Cynthia is an English-language learner who frequently makes errors when speaking.
When Cynthia participates in small groups, the other students have difficulty
understanding her pronunciation of English words, causing her to become frustrated
and give up. Which of the following best describes Cynthia's proficiency level in spoken
English? -✓✓Beginning
• Kim, an English-language learner, speaks English with single words and short
phrases. She makes communication that prevents others from understanding her
speech. During small-group instruction speaks to her peers in her native language.
Which of the following levels of English-language profile describes Kim's speaking
ability. -✓✓Beginning
• A middle school reading teacher is assessing the reading proficiency of a new student
who is an English Language learner by asking the student to read several short texts of
varying difficulty. The student recognizes some high-frequency words that coordinate
,with visual cues but reads few other words in the texts. Which of the following language
proficiency levels characterizes the student in the domain of reading? -✓✓Beginning
• A middle school English-language learner who is writing at the intermediate level of
English-language proficiency is most likely to demonstrate writing that includes -
✓✓repetition of ideas
• A United States history class consists of a diverse group of students, including
students with learning disabilities and English-language learners. The teacher assigns a
project in which students will have cooperative groups to create a biographical
presentation about a
Revolutionary War hero. Given the diversity, which of the following approaches will most
likely result in equitable cooperative group -✓✓Teacher-planned heterogeneous groups
• An English-language learner (ELL) at the advanced-high level of English proficiency in
writing is preparing a written report to discuss the results of a science experiment. To
best support the ELL with the assignment, the teacher should provide instruction in
which of the following areas? -✓✓Elaborating on ideas in detail
• Which of the following activities is most beneficial in helping intermediate-level
English-language learners (ELLS) expand their content-area vocabulary in English? -
✓✓Working with students to create pictorial flashcards
• A sixth-grade teacher wants to ensure that beginning-level English-language learners
(ELLS) are actively involved in classroom writing activities. To best meet the goal during
a lesson, the teacher should provide the ELLS with -✓✓a set of sentence stems
containing commonly used phrases.
• Mr. Colby, a middle school mathematics teacher, notices that when he explains some
of the steps in a mathematics problem, his beginning-and intermediate-level English-
language learners do not understand some of the basic directions and explanations.
The most appropriate accommodation for the students would be -✓✓visuals for
common content-based terms
• A high school science teacher often tells her students brief anecdotes about the
people she calls "unsung heroes of science," ordinary people who made significant
contributions in the area of science the class is studying. She makes sure to include
scientists from both genders and from diverse ethnic and cultural backgrounds. Which
of the following statements best expresses why this practice is likely to be a valuable
one for high school students? -✓✓Providing students with a wide range of role models
helps broaden their thinking about their own future educational and career options.
• Ms. Hawkins teaches a high school humanities class with students at various levels of
English-language proficiency. She teaches students at the intermediate level of English-
language proficiency the following sentence stems
, (1) What do you think...?
(2) Is there another...?
(3) Tell me more about
The sentence stems that Ms. Hawkins has taught her students will be most effective in
which of the following? -✓✓Promoting students' elaboration skills.
• When providing vocabulary instruction to students who are at the beginning level of
English-language proficiency, which of the following is most appropriate for the teacher
to include? -✓✓Pictures that illustrate the words.
• When discussing poetry with English-language learners, a teacher should be
particularly careful to address such learners. -✓✓Ability to comprehend idiomatic
expressions.
• Placing students from diverse populations in collaborative groups best promotes which
of the following? -✓✓An awareness of cross-cultural values
• Which of the following describes the best reason for a teacher to use a listening center
with beginning English language learners (ELLs)? -✓✓Allowing the ELLs to connect the
new language with the print on the page
• Mr.Dosa, a history teacher, asks students to summarize a chapter. He provides
struggling readers with sentence starters and a word bank with important content
vocabulary to include in their summary scenario, Mr. Dosa is meeting students' needs
by? -✓✓Designing instruction with scaffolds for various levels.
• A preschool teacher organizes an area of the classroom in such a way the children
can engage in solitary play from time to time. Which of the following is a primary benefit
of supporting solitary play in the preschool environment. -✓✓It supports the developing
imagination of the children.
• A first-grade teacher is teaching her students the /ar/ sound during a whole-group
lesson. After teaching the sound, the teacher gives each student two small pieces of
paper, one red and one green, and asks them to hold up the green paper when they
hear a word with the lar/ sound and the red one if they do not hear the /ar/ sound in the
word. The teacher is most likely using this activity to -✓✓assess student understanding
of the skill being taught.
• On the first day of school, a class of students and their teacher creates a collage that
depicts activities. The college will remain on display in the classroom to be used in
future discussions! Which of the following is a primary benefit of the activity? -
✓✓Establishing a supportive classroom climate
• Mr. Trang has his mathematics students keep a learning log. At the end of each class
period, students are to record three sentences that paraphrase what they learned from
