WorksheetsDyslexia Terms Per GA SB48
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 13mins
What is Articulation?
Motor movements that are involved in the production of speech sounds.
Words that are taught phonetically.
Using sign language to remember words.
What the ear hears when a student reads.
Only enhanced through a certain reading program.
What is syntactic?
When words make sense.
Something you eat to make your breath smell better.
Ability to arrange words in sentences.
Where the punctuation mark makes the sound of the sentence.
What is an example of orthographic?
Letter patterns
Letters
Words
All of these
What is Phonics?
A program you purchase such as Hooked on Phonics.
Ability to understand spoken words.
Understanding the alphabet and it's relationship with sounds and letters.
Ability to pay attention to the sounds of words.
Morphology is
The study of how words change with prefixes, roots, and suffixes.
The understanding of word sounds.
The study of letter patterns.
The study of letter sounds and their representation in the alphabet.
Curriculum-Based Measures (CBM) are a set of individually administered, standardized procedures designed to assess basic skills in
Science and social studies.
Reading and the arts.
Reading, Math, and Writing.
Reading, Math, Writing, and spelling.
The ability to speak and understand language is an example of
Orthographia
Melatonin
Expressive Language
Semantic
The ability to understand meanings of words and word combinations is
Semantic
Systolic
Semosis
Sentences
Examples of Expressive language could include
a. Facial expressions
b. Gestures
a. and b.
None of these
Multisensory and Multimodal Language-learning techniques include:
Two of these: auditory, visual, Kinesthetic
Two of these: Kinesthetic, tactile, visual
Two of these: Kinesthetic, tactile, visual, auditory
Two of these:
Visual, auditory, tactile
Dyslexia is a specific learning disability that can be cured with pervasive measurements.
True
False
Dyslexia effects
Comprehension
Spelling
Decoding
All of those
Dyslexia is
Curable
Genetic
result of a low IQ
A vision problem
Phonological Sensitivity is
Embarrassing
being aware of phonemic and phonological difficulties
Phonemes means
Sounds in a spoken word
Universities in the NCAA
The ability to recognize the individual phonemes in a word is
Priceless
Unheard of
an example of phonemic awareness
What is your name?
The ability to understand large chunks of speech (syllables, sentences and phonemes (sounds) within words is an example of
Phonological Awareness
Phonemic Awareness
The ability to understand words and language is
Expressive language
Receptive language
Some examples of Receptive language include
A. attention and listening
B. following directions and understanding questions
C. Motormovement and sounds
A and B
A, B and C
