Spelling Accommodations Review

Mark often reads stories with words that have consistent spelling patterns. As a result, he can quickly recognize many words without sounding them out.

How does Mark’s experience with consistent spelling patterns impact his reading?

• He will need to practice reading aloud to improve his understanding of the text.

• He will only focus on spelling and forget about the meaning of the text.

• He is likely developing stronger reading fluency due to easier word recognition.

• He will have difficulty recognizing new words because of their irregular spellings.

The show was very ___________.

• funie

• funny

• funne

• funy

Choose the correct spelling of the word that means "a place where books are kept."

• Libary

• Library

• Librery

• Liberry

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DOK Level 1: Recall

Ella is reading a story aloud, and she encounters the word "accommodation." She struggles to pronounce it correctly, so she sounds out each syllable based on her knowledge of spelling patterns.

What skill is Ella using to figure out how to pronounce "accommodation"?

• Phonemic awareness
  

• Sight word recognition

• Context clue use

• Memorization of irregular spelling

A student has trouble spelling words correctly on written assignments. The teacher grades their work based on content and ideas rather than spelling errors. This is an example of:

• An accommodation

• A disciplinary action

• A modification

• A reward system

Reading fluency is when you read with the appropriate speed, rate, and accuracy.

• True

• False

Allowing phonetic spelling instead of requiring correct spelling on all assignments is an example of an accommodation.

• True
• False

What does the word autograph mean in the paragraph below?
Mia and Stephanie couldn't wait to meet their favorite singer. They had been waiting in line for hours to get her autograph.

• write something about music
• sing a song about someone
• write one's own name
• write someone else's name

Hannah is reading a new book and comes across the word "definitely." She is unsure of the correct spelling but remembers the common phonetic patterns and guesses it as "definately."

What does this situation demonstrate about Hannah’s reading skills?

• She has mastered spelling and can read any word without errors.
  
  

• Her reading comprehension improves because she skips over difficult words.

• She uses context clues to guess the word, so spelling is less important.

• She relies on phonetic patterns to decode words, even though her guess is incorrect.
  

Find the missing letter Pat_ _ nce

• ei

• ie

• ue

• eu