FTCE Reading Competency 5

Students who can recognize letters in words are in which phase?

• Pre-alphabetic

• Partial-alphabetic

• Full-alphabetic

• Consolidated-alphabetic

Students who have no letter recognition are in which phase?

• Pre-alphabetic

• Partial-alphabetic

• Full-alphabetic

• Consolidated-alphabetic

Students who can recognize all letters in words are in which phase?

• Pre-alphabetic

• Partial-alphabetic

• Full-alphabetic

• Consolidated-alphabetic

All skills in word analysis such as sounds, spelling, syllables, structure, etc. is called

• Morphology

• Phonemic awareness

• Consolidated-alphabetic phase

• Phonological awareness

Putting phonemic awareness and phonics together is called

• Phonological awareness

• Phonemic awareness

• Semantic awareness

• Syntactic awareness

Asking the question, "Does this make sense?" is

• Letter-sound recognition

• Syntactic cueing system

• Morphology

• Semantics

The study of the smallest units of meaning in words is called

• Morphology

• Phonemic awareness

• Consolidated-alphabetic phase

• Phonological awareness

Breaking up compound words by their word parts is called

• Morphology

• Phonemic awareness

• Consolidated-alphabetic phase

• Phonological awareness

Rules and patterns of language (grammar) and punctuation involving the structure of a word is

• Semantics

• Syntactic cues

• Structural cues

• Phonetic

Part of the structure of the word is considered

• Semantics

• Prefixes and suffixes

• Structural cues

• Phonetics and phonemes