LETRS Unit 1

Front

The English language is _________, which means spellings are based on sound-symbol correspondences and morphology.

Back

morphophonemic

Front

The smallest meaningful unit of language

Back

morpheme

Front

The conscious awareness of individual speech sounds in spoken syllables is called _________________.

Back

phonemic awareness

Front

What is the ability to translate a word from print to speech?

Back

decoding

Front

According to the SVR (Simple View of Reading) model, which statement is true about reading comprehension?

Back

Word recognition and language comprehension are equally important.

Front

A letter combination that spells a phoneme is called a ________. It can be 1-4 letters in the English language.

Back

grapheme

Front

A proficient reader has achieved _________, the ability to read quickly and accurately without conscious effort.

Back

automaticity

Front

A child who "scribbles" or writes strings of letters would be in which of Ehri's Developmental phases?

Back

Prealphabetic

Front

A child who understands prefixes and suffixes would be in which of Ehri's Developmental phases?

Back

Consolidated Alphabetic

Front

A student's ____ ______ refers to all the words that are instantly and effortlessly recognized and includes regularly and irregularly spelled words.

Back

sight vocabulary