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LETRS Units 5 - 8 Pre & Post Test 100% Verified Correct Answers 1. Once students decode well, which statement describes the relationship between vocabulary and reading comprehension?:correct answer: Vocabulary is the best single predictor of reading comprehension. 2. In teaching the word invisible, the teacher broke it into the parts in - vis - ible and talked about the meanings of the parts. Which aspect of language was emphasized?:correct answer: morphology 3. The Hart and Risley study (1995) identified a "30-million-word" gap. This gap refers to:correct answer::correct answer: the difference in the number of words heard by preschool children raised in high- and low-language family environments. 4. Which of the following is least likely to narrow the vocabulary gap between language-rich and language-poor students?:correct answer: watching children's television pro- grams
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and reading comprehension?:correct answer: Vocabulary is the best singlepredictor of reading comprehension.
the meanings of the parts. Which aspect of language was emphasized?:correct answer: morphology
answer::correct answer: the difference in the number of words heard by preschool children raised in high- and low-language family environments.
language-poor students?:correct answer: watching children's television pro-grams
these strategies would be the least effective?:correct answer: asking stu- dents to write the word 10 times until they can spell it
to meet grade-level expectations for vocabulary growth.About how many of those word meanings should teachers aim to teach explicitly and thoroughly per week?:correct answer: 10- 12
effective?:correct answer: Focus instruction on foundational reading skills thataddress multiple aspects of language.
the vocabulary instruction of native English speakers?:correct answer: -They may need to learn the meanings of the Tier 1 words in a passage.
prioritize which types of words?:correct answer: words that are central to un-derstanding key meanings in the passage
instruction should try to emphasize:correct answer::correct answer: word relationships, includingantonyms, synonyms, categories, and semantic families.
understand it. This behavior demonstrates:correct answer::correct answer: cognitive flexibility andmetacognition.
knowledge, they are more likely than uninformed students to:correct answer::correct answer: acquire new knowledge faster from the text.
answer: - clearly stating the purpose for reading the text.
to reading?:correct answer: linking the surface code with ideas in the textbase
meanings?:correct answer: anticipating the takeaways and building backgroundknowledge
answer::correct answer: give varied results depending on the content and format.
difference between frogs and toads?:correct answer: outlining the elementsof story grammar
answer: having students draw arrows between pronouns and their referents
some easy steps for making pancakes"?:correct answer: process (time se-quence)
compound sentences?:correct answer: The rain came but the team playedon.
instruction?:correct answer: It is worth rereading for new meanings.
instructional time between word work and language com-prehension is:correct answer::correct answer: about 30-40 minutes on word work during a 90-minute reading lesson.
instruction indicates that:correct answer::correct answer: - after 1-2 lessons, strategies easily
generalize to students' independent reading.
questions is most likely to facilitate construction of a mental model of the texts meanings?:correct answer: "What have we learned so far about the third pig?"
memory for the content of a specific text is:correct answer::correct answer: retelling or summarizing the text, either orally or in writing.
comprehension because these students:correct answer::correct answer: typically make fewer, low-er-quality inferences on their own.
text?:correct answer: its appropriateness for classroom libraries in all grades
supports handling these language differences by:correct answer::correct answer: explicitly contrasting "home language" with "school language" in frequent, brief lessons.
answer::correct answer: all of the above.
might be more successful conveying the meaning by:correct answer::correct answer: - supplementing the language in the text with pictures, actions, and objects.
contain:correct answer::correct answer: a few specific reminders of skills the student has learned andpracticed.
students noticing and reacting when the text does not make sense to them)?:correct answer: waiting until a reading is completed and then asking students tosummarize
opinion?:correct answer: This book about wolves is one of my favorites.
skills by grade 8, according the National Assessment ofEducational Progress (2007)?:correct answer: 33 percent
complete narrative?:correct answer: Talk out ideas and make notes within a Story Framework.
answer::correct answer: it requires more cognitive, motor, and language skills than any other acad-emic activity.
learn?:correct answer: - distinguishing among the four basic sentence types
the writing process?:correct answer: translating
spelling is that:correct answer::correct answer: mastery and automaticity enable higher quality compositions.
(handwriting, spelling, punctuation, capitalization) and composi- tion?:correct answer: An equal emphasis on learning foundational skills and composition will workbest for most students.