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Initial Consonants correct answers The Joining of two or more consonant sounds, represented by letters that begin a word without losing the identity of the sounds. (Initial Blends) Examples: /bl/ in black /skr/ in scramble Initial: /b/ in boat /y/ in yard and /n/ in needle Reading Compre...

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Foundations of Reading Test Wisconsin || Questions and
100% Verified Answers.
Initial Consonants correct answers The Joining of two or more consonant sounds, represented by
letters that begin a word without losing the identity of the sounds. (Initial Blends)

Examples: /bl/ in black /skr/ in scramble

Initial: /b/ in boat /y/ in yard and /n/ in needle

Reading Comprehension correct answers The act of understanding what you are reading.

Intentional, active, interactive process that occurs before, during and after a person reads a
particular piece of writing.

Leveled Texts correct answers Texts that are leveled based on the criteria of the person or entity
leveling the books.

Levels:
1) Emergent readers
2) Early Readers
3) Early Fluent Readers
4) Fluent Readers

Structural Analysis correct answers Splitting the words apart and discovering meaning of
unknown words.

Suffix correct answers An affix added to the end of a word or root in order to form a new word.

Example: -tion makes nouns

Closed Syllables correct answers Has 1 and only 1 vowel. Ends in a consonant.

Example: in, ask, truck, stretch, twelfth

Open Syllables correct answers Has 1 and only 1 vowel and that vowel occurs at the end of the
syllable.

Example: no, she, i, a, spry

Trade Books correct answers A book published for the general public through book sellers.

Word Boundaries correct answers The beginning and and of a word. White spaces where 1 word
ends and the other begins.

, Constituent Parts correct answers A syntactic unit that functions as part of a larger unity within a
sentence.

Example: verb phrase, noun phrase, PP, and Clause.

Controlled Vowels correct answers When a vowel is followed by a specific consonant, it makes a
certain sound.

Example: R /ar/ in car, /ar/ in care, /ir/ in pie,r /ir/ in turnip, /or/ in manor, /er/ in butter.

Explicit Phonics Instruction correct answers A reading teaching strategy also known as synthetic
phonics.
Goals and activities that are fully and clearly expressed.

*Scientifically proven and researched based.

Structured as Letters(graphemes)-->associated sounds (Phonemes) --> blending --> building -->
syllables --> words.

Short Vowels correct answers A vowel that is sounded with a shorter duration.

5 in the English language
1) Bat (a) [ae]
2) bet (e) [E]
3) Bit (i)
4) bot (o) [D]
5) but (u) [^]

Implicit Strategy correct answers Reading teaching strategy also known as analytical phonics.
goals and activities that are implied, not plainly expressed.

Example: Students analyze words and look for a common phoneme. Using comparison and
identification

*Whole language approach.

Metacognitive Comprehension correct answers Knowledge of the intellectual functioning of the
mind and conscious effort to use this knowledge for learning and teaching.

Inference correct answers A conclusion based on evidence and reasoning

Expository Texts correct answers Main Purpose: to inform or describe

Organized in an interesting and logical manner like TEXTBOOKS

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