Question 1

What reading method uses carefully graded stories that increase in difficulty from the early stages of reading through grade six or eight?

Accepted Answer

A) Phonics 
B) Language experience 
C) Orton-Gillingham Method 
D) Basal reader 
E) Cloze procedure 
A) Phonics 
B) Language experience 
C) Orton-Gillingham Method 
D) Basal reader 
E) Cloze procedure

Question 2

What method of teaching reading uses the student's own language and integrates the language modes of talking, writing, and reading?

Accepted Answer

A) Direct reading-thinking activity 
B) Language experience method 
C) Predictable books 
D) Cloze procedure 
E) Orton-Gillingham Method 
A) Direct reading-thinking activity 
B) Language experience method 
C) Predictable books 
D) Cloze procedure 
E) Orton-Gillingham Method

Question 3

The condition of severe problems in reading that has a neurological basis is called

Accepted Answer

A) dysgraphia. 
B) apraxia. 
C) dyslexia. 
D) aphasia. 
E) childhood aphasia. 
A) dysgraphia. 
B) apraxia. 
C) dyslexia. 
D) aphasia. 
E) childhood aphasia.

Question 4

What elements of reading are essential as identified by the National Reading Panel?

Accepted Answer

phonemic awareness,

Question 5

Reading fluency depends on

Accepted Answer

A) multisensory instruction. 
B) rapid recognition of words. 
C) superior spelling skills. 
D) the ability to use a computer. 
E) knowing the works of classical literature. 
A) multisensory instruction. 
B) rapid recognition of words. 
C) superior spelling skills. 
D) the ability to use a computer. 
E) knowing the works of classical literature.

Question 6

The National Reading Panel identified all of the following elements of reading in their studies of scientifically based reading instruction except

Accepted Answer

A) phonemic awareness. 
B) phonics. 
C) fluency. 
D) vocabulary. 
E) reading speed. 
A) phonemic awareness. 
B) phonics. 
C) fluency. 
D) vocabulary. 
E) reading speed.

Question 7

The literature-based or whole language method for teaching reading is based on using

Accepted Answer

A) stories and books. 
B) phonics. 
C) structural analysis. 
D) phonological awareness. 
E) explicit instruction. 
A) stories and books. 
B) phonics. 
C) structural analysis. 
D) phonological awareness. 
E) explicit instruction.

Question 8

Explicit code-emphasis instruction emphasizes the teaching of

Accepted Answer

A) comprehension. 
B) phonics. 
C) vocabulary. 
D) rapid reading. 
E) study reading. 
A) comprehension. 
B) phonics. 
C) vocabulary. 
D) rapid reading. 
E) study reading.

Question 9

Which of the following is a method for teaching fluency?

Accepted Answer

A) Repeated reading 
B) Study skills 
C) Phonological awareness 
D) Alphabet instruction 
E) Structural analysis 
A) Repeated reading 
B) Study skills 
C) Phonological awareness 
D) Alphabet instruction 
E) Structural analysis

Question 10

An example of narrative reading material is a(n)

Accepted Answer

A) calculus book. 
B) fictional short story. 
C) science textbook. 
D) American history textbook. 
E) biology textbook. 
A) calculus book. 
B) fictional short story. 
C) science textbook. 
D) American history textbook. 
E) biology textbook.

Question 11

In figuring out words, readers use

Accepted Answer

A) the sight word method. 
B) phonics method. 
C) context clues. 
D) structural analysis. 
E) All of these. 
A) the sight word method. 
B) phonics method. 
C) context clues. 
D) structural analysis. 
E) All of these.

Question 12

In figuring out words, readers use

Accepted Answer

A) context clues. 
B) structural analysis. 
C) sight word clues. 
D) phonics clues. 
E) All of these. 
A) context clues. 
B) structural analysis. 
C) sight word clues. 
D) phonics clues. 
E) All of these.

Question 13

Why is the study and report of the National Reading Panel so important?

Accepted Answer

The report used scientifically based rea

Question 14

Children should know the basic 220 sight words by the end of which grade?

Accepted Answer

A) First grade 
B) Second grade 
C) Third grade 
D) Fourth grade 
E) Fifth grade 
A) First grade 
B) Second grade 
C) Third grade 
D) Fourth grade 
E) Fifth grade

Question 15

What percentage of students with learning disabilities have reading problems?

Accepted Answer

A) 40 percent 
B) 50 percent 
C) 60 percent 
D) 70 percent 
E) 80 percent 
A) 40 percent 
B) 50 percent 
C) 60 percent 
D) 70 percent 
E) 80 percent

Question 16

DIBELS is a measurement system in reading designed for

Accepted Answer

A) primary age children. 
B) people with dyslexia. 
C) middle school children. 
D) adolescents. 
E) adults with reading problems. 
A) primary age children. 
B) people with dyslexia. 
C) middle school children. 
D) adolescents. 
E) adults with reading problems.

Question 17

What medical term is used to describe a severe reading disability related to an organic problem?

Accepted Answer

A) Dyslexia 
B) Agraphia 
C) Aphasia 
D) Dysnomia 
E) Apraxia 
A) Dyslexia 
B) Agraphia 
C) Aphasia 
D) Dysnomia 
E) Apraxia

Question 18

The goal of using a word web is to teach

Accepted Answer

A) phonics. 
B) computer skills. 
C) fluency. 
D) vocabulary. 
E) phonological awareness. 
A) phonics. 
B) computer skills. 
C) fluency. 
D) vocabulary. 
E) phonological awareness.

Question 19

The first step for building vocabulary is

Accepted Answer

A) using a dictionary. 
B) memorizing word lists. 
C) having primary concrete experiences related to the new words. 
D) listening to speakers with large vocabularies. 
E) copying new vocabulary words five times. 
A) using a dictionary. 
B) memorizing word lists. 
C) having primary concrete experiences related to the new words. 
D) listening to speakers with large vocabularies. 
E) copying new vocabulary words five times.

Question 20

What is meant by reading fluency?

Accepted Answer

Reading fluency is t

What reading method uses carefully graded stories that increase in difficulty from the early stages of reading through grade six or eight?

What method of teaching reading uses the student's own language and integrates the language modes of talking, writing, and reading?

The condition of severe problems in reading that has a neurological basis is called

What elements of reading are essential as identified by the National Reading Panel?

Reading fluency depends on

The National Reading Panel identified all of the following elements of reading in their studies of scientifically based reading instruction except

The literature-based or whole language method for teaching reading is based on using

Explicit code-emphasis instruction emphasizes the teaching of

Which of the following is a method for teaching fluency?

An example of narrative reading material is a(n)

In figuring out words, readers use

In figuring out words, readers use

Why is the study and report of the National Reading Panel so important?

Children should know the basic 220 sight words by the end of which grade?

What percentage of students with learning disabilities have reading problems?

DIBELS is a measurement system in reading designed for

What medical term is used to describe a severe reading disability related to an organic problem?

The goal of using a word web is to teach

The first step for building vocabulary is

What is meant by reading fluency?

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Assessment and the Iep Process

Specialized Instruction

Educational Settings and the Role of the Family

Theories of Learning

Social Emotional and Behavioral Challenges

Related Disabilities: Autism Spectrum Disorders Asdand Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Adhd

Young Children With Disabilities

Adolescents and Adults With Learning Disorders and Related Disabilities

Understanding the Laws Related to Students With Disabillities

Spoken Language Difficulties: Listening and Speaking

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Exam 12: Reading Difficulties

What reading method uses carefully graded stories that increase in difficulty from the early stages of reading through grade six or eight?

What method of teaching reading uses the student's own language and integrates the language modes of talking, writing, and reading?

The condition of severe problems in reading that has a neurological basis is called

What elements of reading are essential as identified by the National Reading Panel?

Reading fluency depends on

The National Reading Panel identified all of the following elements of reading in their studies of scientifically based reading instruction except

The literature-based or whole language method for teaching reading is based on using

Explicit code-emphasis instruction emphasizes the teaching of

Which of the following is a method for teaching fluency?

An example of narrative reading material is a(n)

In figuring out words, readers use

In figuring out words, readers use

Why is the study and report of the National Reading Panel so important?

Children should know the basic 220 sight words by the end of which grade?

What percentage of students with learning disabilities have reading problems?

DIBELS is a measurement system in reading designed for

What medical term is used to describe a severe reading disability related to an organic problem?

The goal of using a word web is to teach

The first step for building vocabulary is

What is meant by reading fluency?

Learning Disabilities and Other Related Disabilities: Characteristics and Current Directions

Assessment and the Iep Process

Specialized Instruction

Educational Settings and the Role of the Family

Theories of Learning

Social Emotional and Behavioral Challenges

Related Disabilities: Autism Spectrum Disorders Asdand Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Adhd

Young Children With Disabilities

Adolescents and Adults With Learning Disorders and Related Disabilities

Understanding the Laws Related to Students With Disabillities

Spoken Language Difficulties: Listening and Speaking

Written Language Difficulties

Mathematics Difficulties

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