Telpas Strategies

When you use evidence to make a guess, you are using the reading strategy called ____.

• Connect

• Visualize

• Clarify

• Infer/Predict

Which of the following strategies is most effective for improving reading comprehension in English learners?

• Summarizing the text

• Ignoring unknown words

• Reading as fast as possible

• Skipping difficult sections

What is the primary purpose of using graphic organizers in English language learning?

• To decorate the classroom

• To organize thoughts and ideas

• To improve handwriting

• To practice drawing skills

Which of the following is a strategy to enhance vocabulary acquisition?

• Memorizing dictionary definitions

• Using new words in sentences

• Avoiding new words

• Reading only familiar texts

In the context of TELPAS, what does the acronym stand for?

• Texas English Language Proficiency Assessment System

• Teaching English Language Proficiency and Skills

• Technical English Language Proficiency Assessment System

• Texas English Learning and Proficiency Assessment System

Which strategy is recommended for improving English writing skills?

• Writing without planning

• Using a thesaurus to find synonyms

• Copying text from books

• Avoiding feedback from others

What is the benefit of peer review in English language learning?

• It allows students to copy each other's work

• It provides an opportunity for collaborative learning

• It reduces the need for teacher feedback

• It makes grading easier

Which of the following is a reading strategy that helps with understanding complex texts?

• Reading without taking notes

• Skimming through the text

• Annotating the text

• Ignoring the text structure

What is a common strategy for improving listening skills in English?

• Listening to music only

• Watching English movies with subtitles

• Avoiding spoken English

• Reading instead of listening

Which strategy can help English learners improve their pronunciation?

• Speaking only in their native language

• Practicing with tongue twisters

• Avoiding speaking practice

• Listening to non-native speakers