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Lsrw Reading SkillsSet 6

1Reading the same text at least five practice repetition that leads to automaticity

2When planning reading lessons, assumptions are useful because they help:

3Identify the term: This method of shared book reading includes students as participants of the read aloud, and the students and adult reader have a conversation about the book.

4What is Reader's Theatre primarily used for in dramatic play?

5A 6TH GRADE TEACHER GIVES STUDENTS A LIST OF STATEMENTS ABOUT PLANTS .....

6A reading instruction strategy that focuses on small-group instruction to develop reading proficiency and address specific needs of students is:

7A teacher is assigned to deliver reading instruction to Grade 1 pupils using ECARP modules. What is the primary goal of this program?

8The teacher asks students to locate and mark places mentioned in the chapter on a map as they read. This activity is most likely to help students:

9EL student can read fluently and can understand most of what she reads but struggle with comprehending.

10(Competency 8) True or False: Frequent use of decodable text is important to build fluency in young readers who are acquiring basic phonics skills and high-frequency sight words.

11Which of the following is most appropriate for developing the concept that print is "speech written down"?

12To enhance metacognitive reading skills, what should I make my students do? I. Reflect on what they have read II. Write their reflections III. Make them answer comprehension question on what was read

13Pre-reading activities aim to:

14Which strategy reflects strong pedagogical skills in developing reading skills in the Mother Tongue?

15Which of the following would be the most effective way to use Basal Reading for struggling readers?

16A 4TH GRADE TEACHER ASKED HER STUDENTS TO BREAK INTO GROUPS AND EACH STUDENT READ A DIFFERENT PASSAGE FROMT HE SAME STORY IN THERI RESPECTIVE GROUP

17Genre-Based Approach is particularly effective for improving students' abilities in .....

18Reading unadapted books in English .....

19Which term refers to children's developing concepts about books, print awareness, alphabet knowledge (in other words letter names and sounds), phonological awareness, and oral language skills?

20The most effective way to develop students' reading fluency is through:

21Reading is a .....

22Oral reading in which the student echoes or imitates the reading of the teacher or partner. Echo reading is used with very beginning readers as a form of support. Echo reading can also be used to model fluent reading.

23T asks SS to use the text to complete the crossword

24The level of reading material that's too difficult for a child to read successfully

25Which of the following graphic organizers would best support students in summarizing a story they have read?A.KWL chartB.Fishbone diagramC.SWBST chartD.Venn diagram

26At Level 2, can the student answer questions about the chapter by selecting a picture?

27Which of the following is an activity that teachers are encouraged to use after reading a text?

28To improve the students comprehension on a reading text, a teacher can provide a solution to help them group and the ideas. They find on the text. Graphics organizers

29Which of the following are examples of engaging children while reading:I. Hold the book so all children can see the pictures.II. Ask the children to predict what will happen in the book based on the cover. III. Ask the children to be very quiet so you can read.IV. Tell the children not to ask questions until the end of the story so they don't miss anything.

30Which strategy involves students analyzing a text in-depth, annotating it, and identifying deeper meanings and literary devices?

31Scaffolding in reading refers to:

32What is the purpose of reciprocal teaching during reading in health education?

33What is emergent literacy?

34During a shared reading activity, the teacher should:

35"Round robin" reading does not increase fluency because:

36EL student can read fluently and understands some of the content, but struggles with comprehension

37Question about a middle school teacher: What should she do to ensure reading instruction for the whole class?

38What strategy would support comprehension?The teacher asks students to predict what the book they are going to read is about.

39Part 3: Asked about the strategies the teacher would use to support literature comprehension

40How can a reading teacher best ensure reading practice gets done at home?

41What is the main task described under "Silent Solo" in the learning material?

42The best time to employ reading strategy instruction is when:

43After reviewing the miscue analysis for her second-grade students' fluency, a teacher notices that 60% of her students missed words such as quietly, practiced, wondered, toward, nervous, and routines. This data informs her that she needs to conduct explicit instruction in the area of

44TH GRADE TREACHER IS GOING TO START READING A PASSAGE AND ASK STUDENTS TO MAKE PREDCITIONS .....

45During a lesson on The Gift of the Magi, a teacher shows images of Christmas gifts and asks students to share their personal experiences. What strategy is the teacher using?

46Why is phonics instruction still important in Grade 3?

47What is it called when students all read the same text aloud at a set pace?

48Which term or concept is best illustrated by this scenario?A student uses a checklist to monitor comprehension while reading.

49A teacher is showing students how to read from left to right by sweeping her hand across the text that is displayed on her white board. What is she focusing on?

50The oral miscues, repetition and self-correction, are not counted as errors on a Running Record.

51True or False. "My Shot" is the name of the song that we learned to use TPCASTT.

52In the teaching of literature, "guided reading" is primarily used to:

53Which signpost has this anchor question? "Why is the character doing that?"

54The primary objective of a read aloud is to provide an enjoyable experience for your students?

55What is one instructional strategy teachers can use with readers in the fluent reading stage?

56A teacher has a group of students who demonstrate through their work that they are highly visual learners. Which instructional strategy should the teacher use to show their knowledge of the elements of story grammar?

57As part of an assessment to determine students' independent reading levels, a teacher asks individual students to read aloud from selected passages. If a passage is at a students independent reading level, the student should correctly read at least?

58Which type of reading activities develop a shared overall knowledge of what the text might be about and teaching strategies for predicting the text content?

59In a mini-dialogue in class, what does the teacher do to help students who have difficulty understanding the text?

60Which of the following is NOT often included as part of a basal reading program?

61How should a teacher instruct her students to read a newspaper?