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WorksheetsEDUC 330 Early Literacy
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Antiphonal Reading is a type of choral reading.
True
False
Most first grade students are in what Ganske stage?
Stage 1: Emergent Spelling
Stage 2: Letter Name Spelling
Stage 3: Within Word Pattern
Stage 4: Syllable Juncture Spelling
Stage 5: Derivational Constancy Spelling
Which is not a characteristic of reading fluency?
accurate, effortless, and automatic word identification
scooping or chunking
decoding
prosody
reading rate
Oil, out, and down are all examples of ...
vowel digraphs
consonant blends
r controlled vowels
diphthongs
Reading with the proper expression and intonation (how one’s voice rises and falls) is called
automaticity
prosody
fluency
chunking
The most common type of dyslexia makes it hard to match individual sounds with written symbols.
True
False
This is an informal assessment procedure with high reliability that informs teachers regarding students’ decoding development.
PALs
Running Record
DIEBELS
Progress monitoring
Under the umbrella of phonological awareness, this is the ability to (orally) recognize and manipulate phonemes in a word, such as segmenting a word into phonemes (“bag” is b-a-g) or blending phonemes to make a word (p-o-t is “pot”).
Rhyming
Syllables
Phonemic Awareness
Onset and Rime
This type of phonics instruction encourages students to use their knowledge of word families to identify new words that have the same word parts: -ight in right, light, night
Embedded Phonics
Synthetic Phonics
Analytic Phonics
Analog-Based Phonics
Students with this type of dyslexia can’t break down individual sounds of language (phonemic awareness) and match them with written symbols.
Phonological Dyslexia
Surface Dyslexia
Visual Dyslexia
Rapid Name Deficit Dyslexia
This is a type of assessment that is conducted at the end of an activity or time period and is designed to assess terminal behaviors or overall performance. Ex: an exam
informal assessment
summative assessment
Reading the same text at least five practice repetition that leads to automaticity
Paired Reading
Repeated Reading
Echo Reading
Silent Sustained Reading (SSR)
The level at which a student is completely unable to read with adequate word identification or comprehension. 89% or lower
Independent
Instructional
Frustration
The Daily 5 includes all of these except
Talking about Reading
Listen to Reading
Read to Someone
Read to Self
Word Work
Teacher: Which word doesn't belong? run, rake, toy
Student : Toy doesn't belong because it begins with /t/
This is an example of ...
phoneme isolation
phoneme deletion
phoneme categorization
phoneme addition
Teacher: The word is run. Change /n/ to /t/. What's the new word?
Student: The new word is rut.
phoneme substitution
phoneme addition
phoneme deletion
phoneme blending
Tail, sneak, and boat are all examples of words with...
consonant digraphs
consonant blends
diphthongs
vowel digraphs
Tier 1 of Response to Intervention (RTI) involves what percentage of a school.
1% - 5%
80% - 90%
5% - 10%
The oral miscues, repetition and self-correction, are not counted as errors on a Running Record.
True
False
When analyzing oral miscue errors, this error looks at the rules of grammar and the structure of sentences in the English language.
Meaning
Structure/ Syntax
Visual
