LETRS FOR EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATORS-UNIT 2 ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+

LETRS FOR EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATORS -UNIT 2 ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+ 1. How many vowel phonemes does the English language have?: 19 2. During production of a speech sound, the vocal folds may open and close rapidly, causing vibration. Which term describes speech sounds made this way?: voiced sounds 3. Which of the following can be challenges for children who are native Span - ish speakers?: The English language uses sevearl consonant sounds not used in spanish. In Spanish, unlike English, /s/ is never part of a consonant blend. Many simple Spanish words use a CVCV pattern, not the CVC pattern used for many simple English words. 4. Which phrase best describes the phonological skills of a typical four -year -old?: generally able to make himself or herself understood by others 5. Which class of consonant sounds tends to be most challenging for children to learn to say?: liquids (/l/, /r/) 6. Which system of language are children learning when they learn common prefixes and suffixes?: morphology 7. Read the one -syllable verbs below. Which one would become a two -syllable verb if you added the suffix " -ed"?: bat 8. Which sentences below use the most common syntactical structure in English? Select all that apply.: I love spaghetti! Karen shut the door . 9. Which sets of words below would be considered Tier 3 vocabulary? Select all that apply.: a. beam, column, anchor. d. root, stem, petal 10. Which of the following is an example of prosody?: reading dialogue in a story with expression. 11. A child uses common suffixes and forms simple sentences like I "sleeped all night." What stage of oral language development has she most likely reached?: assembly 12. A child is at risk for later learning challenges if he or she isn't forming short phrases or sentences by what age?: two and a half 13. Children who have trouble developing oral language often get stuck at what stage?: systematic simplification 14. What stage of narrative development is represented in the following story? "Cinderella go ball. My sisters mean.": heap story LETRS FOR EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATORS -UNIT 2 ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+ 15. Which of these are characteristics of stories told by children at the primi - tive narrative stage?: a focus on a particular, a problem and an attempt to resolve it. 16. A teacher repeats a child's response to a question and ads more in - formation to the sentences that the child says. Which language -stimulation technique is she using?: expansion