Foundations Of Reading RISE Material – Questions
With Factual Solutions
Phono Correct Answer - Greek root meaning sound
Phonological Awareness Correct Answer - The ability to understand and
manipulate the sound of structure of oral language.
Word Awareness Correct Answer - Necessary to understand oral
language, decode, and encode.
Syllable Correct Answer - a spoken unit that has one vowel sound and
may or may not have a consonant sound.
Onset Correct Answer - the spoken consonant sound that comes before
the first vowel.
Rime Correct Answer - the spoken vowel and the consonants after the
vowel in a written or spoken syllable.
Alliteration Correct Answer - repetition of the initial sound
Phoneme Correct Answer - Smallest unit of spoken language
Phonemic Awareness Correct Answer - the ability to segment and
manipulate the smallest units of sound in oral language.
Phoneme manipulation Correct Answer - involves addition, deletion, and
substitution
Phonological Spelling Error Correct Answer - sound confusion, omission,
substitution or sequence error.
Accuracy Correct Answer - being correct
Phonological Phonology Correct Answer - study of speech sounds of a
language
, Consonant Sounds Correct Answer - have obstruction by the lips, teeth,
tongue, or throat
Vowel Sounds Correct Answer - are unobstructed and are voiced.
Coarticulated Correct Answer - Individual phonemes that overlap in
speech
Fluency Correct Answer - can be measured by rate and accuracy and
words read correctly per minute
Prosody Correct Answer - The rhythm of reading
Accuracy Correct Answer - being correct
Stability Correct Answer - Being correct in multiple situations
Automaticity Correct Answer - being correct and quick at all times
Screener Assessment Correct Answer - Predicts risk
Diagnostic Assessment Correct Answer - What to work on
Progress Monitoring Correct Answer - How is it working?
Summative Assessment Correct Answer - Measures the outcome of the
end of a unit or the year
Decoding Correct Answer - Translates words or word parts into their
corresponding pronunciation.
Encoding Correct Answer - To change a spoken word into writing
Phonologic Correct Answer - Sounds right
Orthographic Correct Answer - Recognize letter patterns
Semantic Correct Answer - To connect sounds to meaning
With Factual Solutions
Phono Correct Answer - Greek root meaning sound
Phonological Awareness Correct Answer - The ability to understand and
manipulate the sound of structure of oral language.
Word Awareness Correct Answer - Necessary to understand oral
language, decode, and encode.
Syllable Correct Answer - a spoken unit that has one vowel sound and
may or may not have a consonant sound.
Onset Correct Answer - the spoken consonant sound that comes before
the first vowel.
Rime Correct Answer - the spoken vowel and the consonants after the
vowel in a written or spoken syllable.
Alliteration Correct Answer - repetition of the initial sound
Phoneme Correct Answer - Smallest unit of spoken language
Phonemic Awareness Correct Answer - the ability to segment and
manipulate the smallest units of sound in oral language.
Phoneme manipulation Correct Answer - involves addition, deletion, and
substitution
Phonological Spelling Error Correct Answer - sound confusion, omission,
substitution or sequence error.
Accuracy Correct Answer - being correct
Phonological Phonology Correct Answer - study of speech sounds of a
language
, Consonant Sounds Correct Answer - have obstruction by the lips, teeth,
tongue, or throat
Vowel Sounds Correct Answer - are unobstructed and are voiced.
Coarticulated Correct Answer - Individual phonemes that overlap in
speech
Fluency Correct Answer - can be measured by rate and accuracy and
words read correctly per minute
Prosody Correct Answer - The rhythm of reading
Accuracy Correct Answer - being correct
Stability Correct Answer - Being correct in multiple situations
Automaticity Correct Answer - being correct and quick at all times
Screener Assessment Correct Answer - Predicts risk
Diagnostic Assessment Correct Answer - What to work on
Progress Monitoring Correct Answer - How is it working?
Summative Assessment Correct Answer - Measures the outcome of the
end of a unit or the year
Decoding Correct Answer - Translates words or word parts into their
corresponding pronunciation.
Encoding Correct Answer - To change a spoken word into writing
Phonologic Correct Answer - Sounds right
Orthographic Correct Answer - Recognize letter patterns
Semantic Correct Answer - To connect sounds to meaning
