Hear Builder Story Retell Test Overview

The video introduces the Hear Builder Story Retell Test, designed for children aged 4-11. It evaluates a child's ability to listen, remember, and retell stories, meeting early reading requirements. The test includes an examiner's manual, storybooks, and record forms. It is administered by reading a story to a student, who then retells it. The video provides an example of a trial item and explains the assessment process, scoring, and interpretation. Qualified professionals like speech-language pathologists can administer the test. Additional resources are available on the company's website.

Who are the creators of the Hear Builder Story Retell Test?

• Dr. Sarah Johnson and Dr. Robert White

• Dr. Elizabeth Vigg and Dr. Wayne Succhord

• Dr. John Smith and Dr. Jane Doe

• Dr. Emily Brown and Dr. Michael Green

What age range is the Hear Builder Story Retell Test designed for?

• 3 to 5 years

• 4 to 11 years

• 6 to 12 years

• 5 to 10 years

What type of scores does the Hear Builder Story Retell Test provide?

• Only age equivalents

• Only percentile ranks

• Standard scores, percentile ranks, and age equivalents

• Only raw scores

What is the main purpose of the Hear Builder Story Retell Test?

• To measure a student's mathematical abilities

• To test a student's drawing skills

• To assess a student's ability to retell a story

• To evaluate a student's ability to write stories

What materials are used during the administration of the test?

• Storybooks and stimulus cards

• Mathematical tools

• Science kits

• Musical instruments

What is the purpose of the trial item in the test?

• To assess the student's mathematical skills

• To evaluate the student's drawing abilities

• To test the student's writing skills

• To familiarize the student with the test format

How is the appropriate level for a student determined?

• Based on the student's chronological age

• Based on the student's weight

• Based on the student's favorite color

• Based on the student's height

What is the title of the Level 1 story?

• A Day at the Beach

• A Day in the Forest

• A Day at the Park

• A Day in the City

What should students do after listening to the story?

• Draw a picture of the story

• Retell the story using the pictures as a guide

• Write a summary of the story

• Sing a song about the story

What is the next step after obtaining the raw score?

• Send it to the student's parents

• Discard the raw score

• Post it on social media

• Transfer it to the front page and use the examiner's manual