EC 6 CERTIFICATION ACTUAL EXAM PAPER
2026 QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS GRADED
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◉ Mr. Batista's sixth-grade class has been studying volcanoes. He
designs the following activity for the class, which includes a number of
English Language learners. Answer: Discussion and writing about a
content-area topic supports English language learners reading of related
texts by reinforcing key vocabulary, language structures, and schemata.
◉ A middle school teacher wants to increase students reading
comprehension skills through oral language activities. which of the
following activities is best suited for this purpose? Answer: Students
watch a variety of television commercials then discuss in groups the
commercials use of selling, convincing, and propaganda.
◉ Complete the table to show the correct number of syllables for each
word listed. Answer: Individual - 5 Syllables
Crocodile - 3 Syllables
Disturbances - 4 Syllabus
Correctness - 3 Syllabus
,◉ A sixth-grade teacher plays a short report from a credible and safe
news channel and has students orally provide the main idea of the news
report. Which of the following answers best reflect why this strategy is
effective for supporting oral language skills. Select ALL that apply.
Answer: The students evaluate spoken language of others and rephrase
using their own language.
The students practice getting the gist of a story in a quick and engaging
way.
◉ Mrs. Clarinton is working with her first-grade students on recognizing
phonemes. She is presenting them with various words and asking them
to count the phonemes in them. Of the following words, which one has
four phonemes? Answer: Little
◉ Mrs. Clarinton is working with her first-grade students on recognizing
phonemes. She is presenting them with various words and asking them
to count the phonemes in them. Answer: Phonic Skills
◉ A kindergarten teacher has several students who need to improve
basic phonemic awareness skills. The teacher conferences with parents
on ways to help these student at home. Which one of the following
activities would the teacher most likely recommend? Answer: Play
rhyming and sound games.
,◉ Phonemic awareness is a predictor for success in reading. Which of
the following is NOT a true statement about phonemic awareness skills?
Answer: Phonemic awareness involves the relationship between
phonemes and graphemes in words.
◉ Teacher: What is this a picture of? Answer: Recognizing how many
phonemes are contained in a word
◉ A first-grade teacher has several students who are having difficulty
applying the alphabetic principle. Answer: An informal assessment of
the students phonemic awareness
◉ A first-grade teacher has several students who are having difficulty
applying the alphabetic principle. Answer: Blending strategies
◉ In planning an order of instruction of letter-sound correspondences,
which of the following would a kindergarten teacher most likely
introduce first? Answer: Single consonants and short vowels
◉ A first-grade teacher is delivering explicit instruction in letter sounds.
Answer: Associate the letter name, sound, and shape
◉ Which of the following is an example of consent digraph? Answer: st
as in stomp and last
, ◉ A first-grade student is reading a story aloud. Answer: Using
graphophonic cues to help analyze and decode an unfamiliar word
◉ A first-grade student is reading aloud. Answer: "Now Try reading the
sentence again and see whether swing makes sense."
◉ A first-grade student is reading a story aloud. Answer: "Tell me how
you figured out that the word was swing."
◉ A fourth-grade teacher introduces the following passage from a
nonfiction text as a part of a series of lessons about living healthy.
Answer: Organization of procedural text
◉ A kindergarten teacher hands a book with predictable and patterned
text, closed and faced down, to a child and asl her to open it and point to
the words as the teacher reads it. What skill does this activity mist likely
nurture in the student? Answer: Print awareness
◉ A teacher uses the "pie" analogy to teach her students about authors
purpose. The acronym for the most common purposes -- the P stands for
persuade, the I stands for inform, and the E stands for Answer: Entertain
◉ Students in Ms. Clays class often attempt to read independently,
sometimes relying their memories, the illustration, and their background
experiences to reread the story. Which of the following is typically not
2026 QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS GRADED
A+
◉ Mr. Batista's sixth-grade class has been studying volcanoes. He
designs the following activity for the class, which includes a number of
English Language learners. Answer: Discussion and writing about a
content-area topic supports English language learners reading of related
texts by reinforcing key vocabulary, language structures, and schemata.
◉ A middle school teacher wants to increase students reading
comprehension skills through oral language activities. which of the
following activities is best suited for this purpose? Answer: Students
watch a variety of television commercials then discuss in groups the
commercials use of selling, convincing, and propaganda.
◉ Complete the table to show the correct number of syllables for each
word listed. Answer: Individual - 5 Syllables
Crocodile - 3 Syllables
Disturbances - 4 Syllabus
Correctness - 3 Syllabus
,◉ A sixth-grade teacher plays a short report from a credible and safe
news channel and has students orally provide the main idea of the news
report. Which of the following answers best reflect why this strategy is
effective for supporting oral language skills. Select ALL that apply.
Answer: The students evaluate spoken language of others and rephrase
using their own language.
The students practice getting the gist of a story in a quick and engaging
way.
◉ Mrs. Clarinton is working with her first-grade students on recognizing
phonemes. She is presenting them with various words and asking them
to count the phonemes in them. Of the following words, which one has
four phonemes? Answer: Little
◉ Mrs. Clarinton is working with her first-grade students on recognizing
phonemes. She is presenting them with various words and asking them
to count the phonemes in them. Answer: Phonic Skills
◉ A kindergarten teacher has several students who need to improve
basic phonemic awareness skills. The teacher conferences with parents
on ways to help these student at home. Which one of the following
activities would the teacher most likely recommend? Answer: Play
rhyming and sound games.
,◉ Phonemic awareness is a predictor for success in reading. Which of
the following is NOT a true statement about phonemic awareness skills?
Answer: Phonemic awareness involves the relationship between
phonemes and graphemes in words.
◉ Teacher: What is this a picture of? Answer: Recognizing how many
phonemes are contained in a word
◉ A first-grade teacher has several students who are having difficulty
applying the alphabetic principle. Answer: An informal assessment of
the students phonemic awareness
◉ A first-grade teacher has several students who are having difficulty
applying the alphabetic principle. Answer: Blending strategies
◉ In planning an order of instruction of letter-sound correspondences,
which of the following would a kindergarten teacher most likely
introduce first? Answer: Single consonants and short vowels
◉ A first-grade teacher is delivering explicit instruction in letter sounds.
Answer: Associate the letter name, sound, and shape
◉ Which of the following is an example of consent digraph? Answer: st
as in stomp and last
, ◉ A first-grade student is reading a story aloud. Answer: Using
graphophonic cues to help analyze and decode an unfamiliar word
◉ A first-grade student is reading aloud. Answer: "Now Try reading the
sentence again and see whether swing makes sense."
◉ A first-grade student is reading a story aloud. Answer: "Tell me how
you figured out that the word was swing."
◉ A fourth-grade teacher introduces the following passage from a
nonfiction text as a part of a series of lessons about living healthy.
Answer: Organization of procedural text
◉ A kindergarten teacher hands a book with predictable and patterned
text, closed and faced down, to a child and asl her to open it and point to
the words as the teacher reads it. What skill does this activity mist likely
nurture in the student? Answer: Print awareness
◉ A teacher uses the "pie" analogy to teach her students about authors
purpose. The acronym for the most common purposes -- the P stands for
persuade, the I stands for inform, and the E stands for Answer: Entertain
◉ Students in Ms. Clays class often attempt to read independently,
sometimes relying their memories, the illustration, and their background
experiences to reread the story. Which of the following is typically not
