BCTE MSE CORRECT EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS SET A+
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✔✔What are examples of classic "coming of age" novel scenarios? - ✔✔First kiss, first
love, first loss.
✔✔A phoneme - ✔✔The smallest unit of sound that can be distinct from one another.
Indicated in print by the surrounding slashes.
✔✔By the end of second grade, an emerging reader should be able to - ✔✔decode and
read a large number of words with one and two syllables.
✔✔What is pragmatics? - ✔✔The study of how language works in specific situations.
"Speaker meaning" is part of that - what is he trying to say?
✔✔Analytic phonics - ✔✔Whole-word phonics, is the whole-to-part approach to word
study.
✔✔Synthetic phonics - ✔✔part-to-whole approach to word study.
✔✔What are students taught in the Analytic phonics approach? - ✔✔Teaching sight
words and their relevant phonics generalizations, with the belief that this knowledge is
then applied to other words.
✔✔What are students taught in Synthetic approach? - ✔✔First taught sounds
represented by letters, so later they are able to form phonetic generalizations.
✔✔The Latin prefix ferr means - ✔✔iron
✔✔the Latin prefix circum means - ✔✔around - circumference
, ✔✔the Latin prefix cred means - ✔✔belief, credence, credit, credo, credible
✔✔the Latin prefix dyna means - ✔✔power... dynamite
✔✔What is an example of a systematic approach to phonics instruction? - ✔✔Programs
that emphasize letter-sound relationships (phonics) in known words with minimal
isolation.
✔✔Which is considered a cause of the outbreak of WWII in both Asia and Europe? -
✔✔The rise of nationalism. Before WWII, nationalist movements gained power in
Germany, Italy, and Japan (soon to be the three major Axis powers)
✔✔What is a key idea of the Declaration of Independence? - ✔✔Governments derive
their just powers from the consent of the governed.
✔✔Why did the Declaration of Independence come about? - ✔✔The 13 British colonies
in North America wanted to govern themselves and laid out their list of grievances
against the British in this document.
✔✔What contributed to the model of representative democracy that served as the
foundation for the government of the United States? - ✔✔The Athenian Democracy of
ancient Greece
✔✔What is plutocracy? - ✔✔"Rule by the rich" and it is contrary to the ideal of a
representative democracy.
✔✔what is deliberative democracy supported by Jurgen Habermas? - ✔✔a system of
democracy which calls for decision-making based on a thorough debate among
citizenry.
✔✔What contributed to the start of the Vietnam War? - ✔✔The Geneva Peace Accords
signed by France and Vietnam. It ended the war in Indeochina, but set the stage for war
in Vietnam by dividing Vietnam in two.
✔✔What were some feature of the Vietnam War after it began? - ✔✔The Gulf of Tonkin
Resolution and the Paris Peace Agreement.
✔✔What was a key event of the Korean War? - ✔✔The invasion at Inchon.
✔✔Which amendment officially abolished slavery in the Constitution? - ✔✔The 13th,
ratified in December 1865
ANSWERS SET A+
✔✔
✔✔What are examples of classic "coming of age" novel scenarios? - ✔✔First kiss, first
love, first loss.
✔✔A phoneme - ✔✔The smallest unit of sound that can be distinct from one another.
Indicated in print by the surrounding slashes.
✔✔By the end of second grade, an emerging reader should be able to - ✔✔decode and
read a large number of words with one and two syllables.
✔✔What is pragmatics? - ✔✔The study of how language works in specific situations.
"Speaker meaning" is part of that - what is he trying to say?
✔✔Analytic phonics - ✔✔Whole-word phonics, is the whole-to-part approach to word
study.
✔✔Synthetic phonics - ✔✔part-to-whole approach to word study.
✔✔What are students taught in the Analytic phonics approach? - ✔✔Teaching sight
words and their relevant phonics generalizations, with the belief that this knowledge is
then applied to other words.
✔✔What are students taught in Synthetic approach? - ✔✔First taught sounds
represented by letters, so later they are able to form phonetic generalizations.
✔✔The Latin prefix ferr means - ✔✔iron
✔✔the Latin prefix circum means - ✔✔around - circumference
, ✔✔the Latin prefix cred means - ✔✔belief, credence, credit, credo, credible
✔✔the Latin prefix dyna means - ✔✔power... dynamite
✔✔What is an example of a systematic approach to phonics instruction? - ✔✔Programs
that emphasize letter-sound relationships (phonics) in known words with minimal
isolation.
✔✔Which is considered a cause of the outbreak of WWII in both Asia and Europe? -
✔✔The rise of nationalism. Before WWII, nationalist movements gained power in
Germany, Italy, and Japan (soon to be the three major Axis powers)
✔✔What is a key idea of the Declaration of Independence? - ✔✔Governments derive
their just powers from the consent of the governed.
✔✔Why did the Declaration of Independence come about? - ✔✔The 13 British colonies
in North America wanted to govern themselves and laid out their list of grievances
against the British in this document.
✔✔What contributed to the model of representative democracy that served as the
foundation for the government of the United States? - ✔✔The Athenian Democracy of
ancient Greece
✔✔What is plutocracy? - ✔✔"Rule by the rich" and it is contrary to the ideal of a
representative democracy.
✔✔what is deliberative democracy supported by Jurgen Habermas? - ✔✔a system of
democracy which calls for decision-making based on a thorough debate among
citizenry.
✔✔What contributed to the start of the Vietnam War? - ✔✔The Geneva Peace Accords
signed by France and Vietnam. It ended the war in Indeochina, but set the stage for war
in Vietnam by dividing Vietnam in two.
✔✔What were some feature of the Vietnam War after it began? - ✔✔The Gulf of Tonkin
Resolution and the Paris Peace Agreement.
✔✔What was a key event of the Korean War? - ✔✔The invasion at Inchon.
✔✔Which amendment officially abolished slavery in the Constitution? - ✔✔The 13th,
ratified in December 1865
