Praxis 2 Middle School English Language Arts 5047
Question 1.
Sheltered Instruction Observation Protocol. Has 30 components including a lesson plan checklist.
ANSWER
SIOP Model
Question 2.
Activating, Inferring, Monitoring-Clarifying, Questioning, Searching-Selecting, Summarizing, visualizing-organizing.
ANSWER
7 Strategies of Highly Effective Readers
Question 3.
What they already know about a topic.
ANSWER
Activating
Question 4.
Putting together what is said and what is implied.
ANSWER
Inferring
Question 5.
Think about what they are reading and if they under-stand it.
ANSWER
Monitoring-Clarifying
Question 6.
Reader asks self questions about the text and then answers those questions
ANSWER
Questioning
Question 7.
Search sources to get information to help understand text.
ANSWER
Searching-Selecting
, Question 8.
Restates meaning in own words.
ANSWER
Summarizing
Question 9.
Use of graphic organizers to understand text.
ANSWER
Visualizing-organizing
Question 10.
Ongoing monitoring of student progress. Helps to determine the next steps in teaching.
ANSWER
Formative Assessment
Question 11.
Assessment at the end of a unit or semester. Less frequent, used to assign grades.
ANSWER
Summative Assessment
Question 12.
1564-1616 English Renaissance poet and playwright. Considered the foremost dramatist in world literature and the greatest author to
write in the English language. 154 sonnets, 38 plays.
ANSWER
William Shakespeare
Question 13.
All's Well That Ends Well, As You Like It, The Comedy of Errors, Love's Labors Lost, Measure for Measure, The Taming of the
Shrew, The Winter's Tale, King John, etc.
ANSWER
Shakespeare Plays
Question 14.
Mississippi 1897-1962. Wrote 1 play, poems, essays, novels, short stories, and screen plays. Known as one of the greatest authors
of southern literature. Novels based on his experience living in Mississippi and the 2 counties where he lived. The Sound and The
Fury, As I Lay Dying, Light in August, Absalom Absalom, A Rose for Emily.
ANSWER
William Faulkner
, Question 15.
1343-1400 Medieval Poet. Known as the father of English literature. Wrote long narrative poems. The Book of the Duchess, Anelida
and Arcite, The House of Fame, The Legend of Good Women, The Canterbury Tales.
ANSWER
Geoffrey Chaucer
Question 16.
Geoffrey Chaucer's most famous work. Frame talestory within a story. About life during the Middle Ages and represents a cross
section of society. A varied group of pilgrims are traveling to Canterbury and taking turns telling stories to amuse the others.
ANSWER
The Canterbury Tales
Question 17.
Started as religious "mystery plays" of the Old and New Testaments. Although the plays were to be done the same every time, people
began to individualize roles and drama was born.
ANSWER
Early Development of Drama
Question 18.
Written and read as letters.
ANSWER
Epistolary Poetry
Question 19.
Express strong feelings and contemplative thoughts.
ANSWER
Odes
Question 20.
Idealize nature and country living.
ANSWER
Pastoral
Question 21.
Humorous, bawdy, rhymed and metered. AABBA.
ANSWER
Limericks
Question 1.
Sheltered Instruction Observation Protocol. Has 30 components including a lesson plan checklist.
ANSWER
SIOP Model
Question 2.
Activating, Inferring, Monitoring-Clarifying, Questioning, Searching-Selecting, Summarizing, visualizing-organizing.
ANSWER
7 Strategies of Highly Effective Readers
Question 3.
What they already know about a topic.
ANSWER
Activating
Question 4.
Putting together what is said and what is implied.
ANSWER
Inferring
Question 5.
Think about what they are reading and if they under-stand it.
ANSWER
Monitoring-Clarifying
Question 6.
Reader asks self questions about the text and then answers those questions
ANSWER
Questioning
Question 7.
Search sources to get information to help understand text.
ANSWER
Searching-Selecting
, Question 8.
Restates meaning in own words.
ANSWER
Summarizing
Question 9.
Use of graphic organizers to understand text.
ANSWER
Visualizing-organizing
Question 10.
Ongoing monitoring of student progress. Helps to determine the next steps in teaching.
ANSWER
Formative Assessment
Question 11.
Assessment at the end of a unit or semester. Less frequent, used to assign grades.
ANSWER
Summative Assessment
Question 12.
1564-1616 English Renaissance poet and playwright. Considered the foremost dramatist in world literature and the greatest author to
write in the English language. 154 sonnets, 38 plays.
ANSWER
William Shakespeare
Question 13.
All's Well That Ends Well, As You Like It, The Comedy of Errors, Love's Labors Lost, Measure for Measure, The Taming of the
Shrew, The Winter's Tale, King John, etc.
ANSWER
Shakespeare Plays
Question 14.
Mississippi 1897-1962. Wrote 1 play, poems, essays, novels, short stories, and screen plays. Known as one of the greatest authors
of southern literature. Novels based on his experience living in Mississippi and the 2 counties where he lived. The Sound and The
Fury, As I Lay Dying, Light in August, Absalom Absalom, A Rose for Emily.
ANSWER
William Faulkner
, Question 15.
1343-1400 Medieval Poet. Known as the father of English literature. Wrote long narrative poems. The Book of the Duchess, Anelida
and Arcite, The House of Fame, The Legend of Good Women, The Canterbury Tales.
ANSWER
Geoffrey Chaucer
Question 16.
Geoffrey Chaucer's most famous work. Frame talestory within a story. About life during the Middle Ages and represents a cross
section of society. A varied group of pilgrims are traveling to Canterbury and taking turns telling stories to amuse the others.
ANSWER
The Canterbury Tales
Question 17.
Started as religious "mystery plays" of the Old and New Testaments. Although the plays were to be done the same every time, people
began to individualize roles and drama was born.
ANSWER
Early Development of Drama
Question 18.
Written and read as letters.
ANSWER
Epistolary Poetry
Question 19.
Express strong feelings and contemplative thoughts.
ANSWER
Odes
Question 20.
Idealize nature and country living.
ANSWER
Pastoral
Question 21.
Humorous, bawdy, rhymed and metered. AABBA.
ANSWER
Limericks
