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Complete LETRS ALL UNITS 1– 4-Volume 1
Units 1–4 + Bonus of 100 most tested
questions and answers|
,ALL QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
1. “Written or spoken language that is more stylistically formal than spoken
conversational language; language that is most often used in academic
discourse or text.” This definition best matches which term?
A. Background knowledge
B. Academic language
C. Alphabetic principle
D. Discourse comprehension
Answer: B. Academic language
2. A part of speech that describes a noun or person (for example, “windy,”
“blue”). Which term is this?
A. Adjective
B. Adverb
C. Noun phrase
D. Comparative adjective
Answer: A. Adjective
3. Which term describes a speech sound that has features of both a fricative
and a stop; in English, /ch/ and /j/ are examples of this?
, A. Glide
B. Affricate
C. Fricative
D. Stop
Answer: B. Affricate
4. Slight variations in how phonemes are pronounced depending on their
position in a word (e.g., vowel before a nasal consonant) are known as
what?
A. Allophones
B. Phonemic awareness
C. Phoneme-grapheme mapping D. Allophonic variation
Answer: D. Allophonic variation
5. The idea that letters are used to represent individual phonemes in spoken
words — insight into this principle is critical for learning to read and spell.
Which term is this definition?
A. Phonics
B. Alphabetic principle
C. Orthography
D. Phonology
, Answer: B. Alphabetic principle
6. Which term means “a word that overlaps with another word, but which
has the opposite meaning”?
A. Synonym
B. Gradable antonym
C. Antonym
D. Complementary antonym
Answer: C. Antonym
7. “The ability to read quickly and accurately without conscious effort”
corresponds to which term? A. Automaticity
B. Background knowledge
C. Fluency
D. Orthographic mapping
Answer: A. Automaticity
8. Which term refers to “preexisting knowledge of facts and ideas necessary
to make inferences” when reading or listening?
A. Background knowledge
B. Vocabulary
C. Discourse comprehension
Complete LETRS ALL UNITS 1– 4-Volume 1
Units 1–4 + Bonus of 100 most tested
questions and answers|
,ALL QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
1. “Written or spoken language that is more stylistically formal than spoken
conversational language; language that is most often used in academic
discourse or text.” This definition best matches which term?
A. Background knowledge
B. Academic language
C. Alphabetic principle
D. Discourse comprehension
Answer: B. Academic language
2. A part of speech that describes a noun or person (for example, “windy,”
“blue”). Which term is this?
A. Adjective
B. Adverb
C. Noun phrase
D. Comparative adjective
Answer: A. Adjective
3. Which term describes a speech sound that has features of both a fricative
and a stop; in English, /ch/ and /j/ are examples of this?
, A. Glide
B. Affricate
C. Fricative
D. Stop
Answer: B. Affricate
4. Slight variations in how phonemes are pronounced depending on their
position in a word (e.g., vowel before a nasal consonant) are known as
what?
A. Allophones
B. Phonemic awareness
C. Phoneme-grapheme mapping D. Allophonic variation
Answer: D. Allophonic variation
5. The idea that letters are used to represent individual phonemes in spoken
words — insight into this principle is critical for learning to read and spell.
Which term is this definition?
A. Phonics
B. Alphabetic principle
C. Orthography
D. Phonology
, Answer: B. Alphabetic principle
6. Which term means “a word that overlaps with another word, but which
has the opposite meaning”?
A. Synonym
B. Gradable antonym
C. Antonym
D. Complementary antonym
Answer: C. Antonym
7. “The ability to read quickly and accurately without conscious effort”
corresponds to which term? A. Automaticity
B. Background knowledge
C. Fluency
D. Orthographic mapping
Answer: A. Automaticity
8. Which term refers to “preexisting knowledge of facts and ideas necessary
to make inferences” when reading or listening?
A. Background knowledge
B. Vocabulary
C. Discourse comprehension
