Reading Comprehension Quiz

What are the two main processes involved in the simple view of reading according to Gough and Tunmer?

• Word recognition and language comprehension

• Phonological awareness and decoding ability

• Syntax and morphology

• Semantic representation and background knowledge

What is required to read well in English according to the simple view of reading?

• Phonological awareness, decoding ability, and automaticity

• Syntax and morphology

• Semantic representation and background knowledge

• Grammatical structure and situational interpretation

Who developed a representation of the development of skilled reading known as the Reading Rope?

• Hollis Scarborough

• Gough and Tunmer

• Joshua Lawrence

• Dr. Scarborough

What is the name of the publication where Joshua Lawrence's article appeared?

• Reading Ways Publications

• Reading Rope Publications

• Literacy Ways Publications

• Disciplinary Literacy Publications

What does the simple view of reading suggest about reading comprehension?

• It is the product of word-recognition ability and language comprehension

• It is solely based on word recognition

• It is solely based on language comprehension

• It is based on phonological awareness

What does the document suggest about the differences among texts written in different science subdomains?

• They are all essentially the same

• They have essential differences

• They are irrelevant to the study

• They are only superficially different

What does the document imply about the use of Scarborough’s reading rope figures?

• They are definitive and exhaustive

• They are only suggestive

• They are irrelevant

• They are outdated

What is the role of "background knowledge" in language comprehension according to the figure?

• It is a component of language comprehension

• It is a part of word recognition

• It is unrelated to reading

What is the critical aspect of written expression in math and related disciplines?

• Creative writing

• Mathematical notation

• Storytelling

• Poetry

What do mathematical expressions allow mathematicians to do?

• Write stories

• Communicate complex ideas succinctly

• Perform experiments

• Create art