Exam 10: Reading Comprehension
Exam 1: Knowledge and Beliefs About Reading35 Questions
Exam 2: Approaches to Reading Instruction35 Questions
Exam 3: Meeting the Literacy Needs of Diverse Learners35 Questions
Exam 4: Early Literacy: From Birth to School35 Questions
Exam 5: Literacy Instruction for Beginning Readers and Writers35 Questions
Exam 6: Assessing Reading Performance35 Questions
Exam 7: Word Identification35 Questions
Exam 8: Reading Fluency33 Questions
Exam 9: Vocabulary Knowledge and Concept Development35 Questions
Exam 10: Reading Comprehension35 Questions
Exam 11: Reading/Writing Connections35 Questions
Exam 12: Bringing Children and Text Together35 Questions
Exam 13: Instructional Materials35 Questions
Exam 14: Making the Transition to Content Area Texts35 Questions
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A(n) __________ provides the student with a skeletal paragraph: a sequence of spaces tied together with transition words and connectors that signal a line of thought.
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____________ questions place the reader's knowledge of the world at the center of the questioning activity.
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Explain reciprocal teaching as it relates to scaffolding reading comprehension. Be sure to include the four strategies that teachers need to model for their students.
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When teaching reading comprehension, scaffolded instruction means that teachers model strategies step-by-step and explicitly demonstrate the process of thinking before, during, and after one reads.
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What type of question is written in the following science example?
"Snakes are from what animal family? Be sure to use the chart in the book."
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When questioning students, questions that are __________ promote recall.
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Teachers of ELLs need to carefully select literature in which the students will have adequate ___________ that enables them to ask questions as they read.
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How can teachers learn about the background knowledge of students from diverse cultures in order to enhance their comprehension skills? What activities in this chapter would be particularly useful in helping students from diverse backgrounds tap their prior knowledge as a vehicle for enhancing their comprehension of new material?
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When selecting literature for active comprehension, teachers should select material that fosters questions and understandings that reflect the diverse nature of their classrooms.
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Which of the following best represents the experiences, conceptual understandings, attitudes, values, skills, and strategies that students should put into play when they are reading?
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Students should ask questions only after reading in order to comprehend and construct meaning.
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When the teacher stops at a specific point in the story so students can predict and verify predictions before, during, and after reading, the teacher is utilizing the ________ strategy.
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Which of the following groups benefits from reading strategy instruction?
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Textually implicit questions help students search for text relationships and provoke thinking.
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