Chapter 4 Key Terms Quiz

Chapter 4 Key Terms -

Oral Reading Assessments​

By Sharon Shatley

​The child reads with many word recognition and comprehension errors. It is the lowest reading level and one to be avoided.

Frustration Reading Level

​Level at which child reads words without any assistance and comprehends the text.

​​Independent Reading Level

​The teaching level at which students can read successfully.

​​Instructional Reading Level

​The area that falls between the instructional and frustration levels

Buffer zone

​The highest level at which a learner can understand material when it is read aloud to him/her.

​​Listening Capacity Level

​Unexpected response

​​Miscue

​A process that helps teachers learn how readers use cues to construct meaning.

Miscue Analysis

​A valuable aid in helping teachers determine a student's reading levels and his or her strengths and needs. It usually consists or oral and silent reading passages and comprehension questions

Informal Reading Inventory

​Documentation of a child's reading

​​Running Record

Multiple Choice

What do we call a process that helps teachers learn how readers use language cues to construct meaning?

• Miscues

• Miscue analysis

• Running record

• Buffer zone

Multiple Choice

What do we call it when a child reads words without any assistanceand comprehends the text?

• Frustration reading level

• Informal Reading inventory

• Independent reading level

• Listening capacity level

Multiple Choice

What do we call the highest level at which a learner can understand material when it is read aloud to him or her?

• Independent reading level

• Instructional reading level

• Buffer zone

• Listening capacity level

Multiple Choice

What do we call documentation of a child's reading?

• Buffer zone

• Running record

• Miscues

• IRI

Multiple Choice

What do we call when the child reads with many word recognition and comprehension errors?

• Frustration reading level

• Independent reading level

• Listening capacity level

• Running record

Multiple Choice

A valuable aid in helping teachers determine a student's reading levels and his or her strengths and needs. It usually consists of oral and silent reading passages and comprehension questions.

• Independent Reading Level

• Miscue analysis

• Informal Inventory or IRI

• Frustration Reading Level

Multiple Choice

What is the word we use when there is an unexpected response to print?

• Running record

• Miscue

• Buffer zone

• IRI

Multiple Choice

What is the word we refer to when we are talking about the teaching level a student is reading on?

• Frustration Reading Level

• Independent Reading Level

• Listening capacity

• Instructional Reading Level

Multiple Choice

What do we call the area that falls between the instructional and frustration levels?

• Listening capacity level

• Miscue analysis

• Buffer Zone

• Running record