OAE ELEMENTARY EDUCATION SUBTEST I (018)
PRACTICE EXAM WITH CORRECT ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED
ANSWERS LATEST ALREADY GRADED A+ 2026
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Tracking of Print A bookhandling skill that calls for a reader to
exercise knowledge of several print concepts
(e.g., the representation of words in print; the
directionality of print). Example = a child pointing
to words on a page while a fluent reader reads it
aloud
One principle of both first-and- B. ...In predictable stages and patterns of
second-language acquisition is that development
learning a first or second language
occurs...
A. Through explicit instruction in the
grammatical rules of language
B. In predictable stages and
patterns of development
C. At a superficial level until formal
language instruction is provided
D. Through the imitation of the
speech of fluent speakers
,For a beginning reader to succeed D. The word is already part of the reader's oral
in recognizing the meaning of a vocabulary.
word the reader has just decoded,
which of the following must be
true?
A. The word rhymes with one or
more high-frequency words
B. The word appears in a text that is
of interest to the reader
C. The word is one that the reader
can spell
D. The word is already part of the
reader's oral vocabulary
, Which of the following early D. An understanding of the functions and uses of
literacy skills is most likely to print and writing. (The concept of print is
transfer from a first language when generalizable across written languages).
a child is learning a second
language?
A. A knowledge of the sounds
corresponding to the letters of the
alphabet
B. A familiarity with common themes
and genres of children's literature
C. The ability to decode special
letter combinations such as
digraphs and blends
D. An understanding of the
functions and uses of print and
writing
Which of the following emergent A. A child who can identify the initial sound of
readers shows clear evidence of spoken words
having begun to develop phonemic
awareness?
A. A child who can identify the
initial sound of spoken words
B. A child who is able to recite the
letters of the alphabet
C. A child who can indicate the
syllables in multisyllable words
D. A child who is able to recognize
words that rhyme
PRACTICE EXAM WITH CORRECT ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED
ANSWERS LATEST ALREADY GRADED A+ 2026
Save
Terms in this set (78)
Tracking of Print A bookhandling skill that calls for a reader to
exercise knowledge of several print concepts
(e.g., the representation of words in print; the
directionality of print). Example = a child pointing
to words on a page while a fluent reader reads it
aloud
One principle of both first-and- B. ...In predictable stages and patterns of
second-language acquisition is that development
learning a first or second language
occurs...
A. Through explicit instruction in the
grammatical rules of language
B. In predictable stages and
patterns of development
C. At a superficial level until formal
language instruction is provided
D. Through the imitation of the
speech of fluent speakers
,For a beginning reader to succeed D. The word is already part of the reader's oral
in recognizing the meaning of a vocabulary.
word the reader has just decoded,
which of the following must be
true?
A. The word rhymes with one or
more high-frequency words
B. The word appears in a text that is
of interest to the reader
C. The word is one that the reader
can spell
D. The word is already part of the
reader's oral vocabulary
, Which of the following early D. An understanding of the functions and uses of
literacy skills is most likely to print and writing. (The concept of print is
transfer from a first language when generalizable across written languages).
a child is learning a second
language?
A. A knowledge of the sounds
corresponding to the letters of the
alphabet
B. A familiarity with common themes
and genres of children's literature
C. The ability to decode special
letter combinations such as
digraphs and blends
D. An understanding of the
functions and uses of print and
writing
Which of the following emergent A. A child who can identify the initial sound of
readers shows clear evidence of spoken words
having begun to develop phonemic
awareness?
A. A child who can identify the
initial sound of spoken words
B. A child who is able to recite the
letters of the alphabet
C. A child who can indicate the
syllables in multisyllable words
D. A child who is able to recognize
words that rhyme
