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Calt TEST STUDY GUIDE 2026/2027 ACCURATE QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED CORRECT ANSWERS A++ // 100% GUARANTEED MOST RECENT VERSION Vowel team syllable - ANSWER A syllable containing a vowel combination representing a single sound or diphthong. R-controlled syllable - ANSWER A syllable where the vowel is influenced by a following r. Consonant-le syllable - ANSWER A final stable syllable consisting of a consonant plus le. Schwa - ANSWER An unstressed vowel sound often represented by a reduced vowel in unaccented syllables. Cane Sugar - ANSWER If a customer asks for "Sweet" Tea, what flavor should we use? Paris, Green, Black - ANSWER What Teas do we have for iced Tea? (Pitchers) Paris, Black, Green, Cinnamon Spice, Earl Grey, Decaf Black - ANSWER What Teas do we have for hot Tea? 2 bags - ANSWER How many Tea Bags does a Large hot Tea get? (Or iced if requested) 1 bag - ANSWER How many Tea Bags do Small & Medium hot Teas get? (Or iced if requested) 6, 9, 12 - ANSWER How many ounces of SF 7 Energy do Sugar-Free/Hand-Blended Energy Chillers get per size? 2, 3, 4 - ANSWER What are the scoops for Sugar-Free/Hand-Blended 7 Energy chillers? 1, 1, 2 - ANSWER What are the scoops for regular 7 Energy Chillers? Would you like cream in your 7 Fizz? - ANSWER Which question should you ask a customer who orders a 7 Fizz Soda? Steep the bag in a mix cup with 3 oz of Bunn water for as long as possible & fill rest with cold water, tom-tom, and leave the bag inside. - ANSWER What if a customer orders an iced Tea that requires a Tea Bag? 7 Energy and 7 Fizz - ANSWER Which drinks do you NOT tom-tom? 2, 3, 4 - ANSWER What are 7 Fizz Soda scoops? 1, 1, 1 - ANSWER What are Classic scoops? 1, 1, 2 - ANSWER What are Original Mocha scoops? 1, 2, 2 - ANSWER What are Original Breve scoops? 1, 2, 2 - ANSWER What are SF or Milk Alternative Mocha scoops? 1, 1, 2 - ANSWER What are iced 7 Energy scoops? 1, 2, 3 - ANSWER What are iced Tea scoops? 1, 1, 2 - ANSWER What are iced Lemonade scoops? 2, 3, 4 - ANSWER What are Special 7 scoops? 1, 1, 1 - ANSWER What are hot and iced Chai flavor scoops? 1, 1, 1 - ANSWER What are hot and iced Matcha flavor scoops? 10 ounces - ANSWER How many ounces are Kid cups? 16 ounces - ANSWER How many ounces are Small ice cups? 24 ounces - ANSWER How many ounces are Medium ice cups? 32 ounces - ANSWER How many ounces are Large ice cups? 12 ounces - ANSWER How many ounces are Small hot cups? 16 ounces - ANSWER How many ounces are Medium hot cups? 20 ounces - ANSWER How many ounces are Large hot cups? 1 scoop - ANSWER How many scoops of flavor does any kids drink get? 5 ounces - ANSWER What is the iced fill line for a Kid drink? 1 shot only - ANSWER If an iced or hot Kid coffee drink is ordered, how many shots of espresso are needed? Whole Milk - ANSWER What is the standard milk for Matcha? 3, 4, 5 - ANSWER What are the Matcha Concentrate scoops for hot Matcha? 2, 3, 4 - ANSWER What are the Matcha Concentrate scoops for iced Matcha? Half - ANSWER How much Matcha Concentrate do you use for Matcha Chillers? 1, 1, 2 - ANSWER What are the scoops for Matcha Chillers? Half - ANSWER How much Ice Cream Mix do you use for Matcha Chillers? Half - ANSWER How much Lemonade do you use for Lemonade Chillers? Half - ANSWER How much Lemon Concentrate do you use for Lemonade Chillers? Receptive oral language - ANSWER Language a person understands, including listening, comprehension, and vocabulary. Expressive oral language - ANSWER Language a person communicates, including speech production, syntax, and morphology. Effective remediation principles - ANSWER Instruction should be explicit, systematic, cumulative, diagnostic, multisensory, and sufficiently intensive. Similarities of oral and written language - ANSWER Both depend on language structures, involve phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, and pragmatics, and require vocabulary. Differences of oral and written language - ANSWER Oral language is supported by context and prosody; written language requires print knowledge and decontextualized processing. Syntax - ANSWER Grammar/Use. (parts of speech, word order, sentence structure) Starts at oral level. Morphology - ANSWER The structure and meaning of word parts, including roots, base words, prefixes, and suffixes. Semantics - ANSWER Words with more than one meaning. synonyms, antonyms, multiple meaning words Pragmatics - ANSWER Social Use. (literal or figurative, tone, sarcasm, idioms) Fluency - ANSWER Accurate, appropriately paced, and expressive reading supported by automatic word recognition. Metalinguistic awareness - ANSWER Conscious reflection on language and its structures. Inferencing - ANSWER Deriving information not directly stated in text. Background knowledge - ANSWER Prior knowledge used to interpret language and text. Phonology - ANSWER The sound system of a language and the study of contrastive speech sounds. Phoneme - ANSWER The smallest unit of spoken language that makes a difference in the pronunciation and meaning of words. Grapheme - ANSWER A letter or letter group representing a single sound. Articulatory gestures - ANSWER Speech production features including voicing, place of articulation, and manner of articulation. Continuum of phonological skills - ANSWER Progresses from word awareness and syllable awareness to onset-rime and phoneme manipulation. Segmenting - ANSWER Separating a spoken word into its constituent sound units. Blending - ANSWER Combining separate sound units to form a spoken word. Derivational affix - ANSWER An affix that changes the meaning or part of speech of a word. Orthography - ANSWER Only domain that starts at written level. Written form. (letters, graphemes) Etymology - ANSWER The historical origin and development of a word. Assimilation - ANSWER A change in a morpheme's form influenced by neighboring sounds. Simple sentence - ANSWER A sentence containing a single independent clause. Compound sentence - ANSWER A sentence containing two or more coordinated independent clauses. Complex sentence - ANSWER A sentence containing an independent clause and at least one dependent clause. Cohesion - ANSWER Grammatical and semantic connections among sentences and ideas across a text. Dyslexia definition - ANSWER A specific learning disability characterized by difficulties with accurate and/or fluent word recognition, poor spelling, and decoding abilities. Neurological basis of dyslexia - ANSWER Involves atypical function in left hemisphere networks including temporoparietal and occipitotemporal regions. Left occipitotemporal region - ANSWER Brain area associated with rapid, automatic recognition of familiar written words. Left temporoparietal region - ANSWER Brain area associated with phonological analysis and sound-symbol integration. Executive function - ANSWER Cognitive processes supporting goal-directed behavior, including working memory, inhibition, and cognitive flexibility. Norm-referenced test - ANSWER An assessment interpreted by comparison with a representative norm group. Criterion-referenced test - ANSWER An assessment interpreted against a defined skill criterion or standard.