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Comprehension Assessments

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The Cognitive Model shows three pathways that are essential for reading comprehension. The 3 pathways are:

Choose all that apply.

a)

Word Recognition

b)

Strategic Knowledge

c)

Essential Knowledge

d)

Language Comprehension

2.

This assessment measures decoding, miscues, background knowledge and comprehension.

a)

Cloze Assessment

b)

MAZE

c)

Qualitative Reading Inventory

d)

Questions

3.

This assessment measures comprehension and can be given to all students at the same time; however, it provides surface level information about the student's comprehension.

a)

Cloze Assessment

b)

QRI

c)

Informal Reading Inventory

d)

Retelling

4.

The questions adjust in difficulty based on how the student responds on this assessment.

a)

MAZE

b)

Cloze Assessment

c)

Qualitative Reading Inventory

d)

Computer Adaptive Tests

5.

A 3rd teacher wants to hear a student read aloud to learn more about the student's reading behaviors. Which assessment should she use?

a)

MAZE

b)

Informal Reading Inventory

c)

Cloze Assessment

d)

Computer Adaptive Test

6.

A weakness of this assessment is cost.

a)

MAZE

b)

DIBELS

c)

Computer Adaptive Tests

d)

Cloze Assessment

7.

Which is NOT a benefit of having students read word lists?

a)

They don't take much time to administer.

b)

They give information about a student's sight word vocabulary.

c)

They help determine which level reading passage a student may be able to successfully read.

d)

They can be administered to all students at the same time.

8.

A 5th grade teacher administered the following word lists to a student and these are the results:

3rd level- 95%- Independent

4th grade- 85%- Instructional

What level reading passage should the teacher have the student read?

a)

3rd grade

b)

4th grade

c)

5th grade

d)

6th grade

9.

QRI Scenario: A 2nd grade student read a 1st grade passage. Here are the results:

Background Knowledge: 100%- Familiar

Reading of the Passage: 8 miscues- Instructional Level

Comprehension: 6/6 answered correctly- Independent level

What should the teacher do next?

a)

No need to do any further testing. You have enough information.

b)

Move to the 2nd grade reading passage.

c)

Move to the primer reading passage.

10.

QRI Scenario: A 3rd grade student read a 3rd grade passage. Here are the results:

Background Knowledge: 45%- Unfamiliar

Reading of the Passage: 15 miscues- Instructional Level

Comprehension: 5/8 answered correctly- Frustration level

What should the teacher do next?

a)

No need to do any further testing. You have enough information.

b)

Move to the 2nd grade reading passage.

c)

Move to the 4th grade reading passage.