WorksheetsTeaching ELA
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
Phonemic awareness is...
The same as phonics.
A sub category of phonological awareness.
The understanding that the sounds of
spoken language work together to make words.
The understanding that there is a predictable relationship between
phonemes and graphemes.
A phoneme is a...
Disease you catch when you read too much.
The smallest part in written language.
The smallest part in spoken language.
A word part that contains a vowel.
Phonics is.....
Reading aloud effortlessly and with expression.
A system of counting.
The relationships between the letters of written
language and the sounds of spoken language.
The same as phonemic awareness.
Phonics is most effective when taught...
Using a non-systematic phonics program.
Using a systematic and explicit phonics program.
Learning to read is a natural process.
False
True
Decodable words are...
Words that can't be sounded out using the rules of phonics.
Super secret spy words.
Words kids can sound out using the rules of phonics.
Also known as sight words.
Teachers can help their students become fluent readers by...
Having students read using a round robin strategy.
Modeling fluent reading by reading aloud to students.
Having students read quietly to them selves.
Having students repeatedly read passages as you offer guidance.
Vocabulary refers to the words we must know to communicate effectively.
True
False
Ways to teach students direct vocabulary include...
Teaching specific words before reading.
They listen to adults read to them.
Repeated exposure to vocabulary in different contexts.
They read extensively on their own.
Text comprehension can be developed by...
Using graphic and semantic organizers.
Reading text quickly.
Having students monitor their understanding of the text.
Answering questions about the text.
Effective comprehension strategy instruction can be accomplished through
cooperative learning.
False
True
