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FTCE: Subject Area K-6: Language Arts /280 Questions And Answers Graded (A+)
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FTCE: Subject Area K-6: LanguageArts 2023-2024 /280 Questions
And Answers Graded (A+)
Quiz :A teacher and class write a language experience story
about their trip to the zoo. The class reads the story together as
the teacher sweeps a hand along the lines of text. This is a
good practice activity to develop_______ - √Answer :Print
Concept
Quiz :Which word recognition skill would be most effective for
teaching the following words; "disagreeable, reappearance,
substandard, intramural" - √Answer :Structural analysis
Quiz :Which of the following skills should students use to
decode the following words "infiltrate, intervene, disarm,
transport" - √Answer :Structural analysis and phonics
Quiz :A teacher who provides direct word study instruction
beginning with vowel-consonant and consonant-vowel-
consonant words and progressing to consonant-consonant-
consonant-vowel-consonant and consonant-consonant-
consonant-vowel-consonant-consonant words is using -
√Answer :Explicit Systematic instruction
Quiz :When reading a book to a kindergartner, a teacher
changes tone of voice to show different characters, pauses at
commas, and changes pitch to show punctuation. Which
component of fluency is the teacher demonstrating -
√Answer :Prosody
Quiz :On Friday afternoons, students in a 4th grade reading
class reread a story selection with a classmate, then read in
unison with each other, and finally, choose a new book to read
together. This activity is called - √Answer :Shared Reading
,Quiz :In a 6th grade language arts lesson on storytelling, a
teacher wants students to use visual representations in lieu of
words to tell their autobiography. Which of the following
activities would best match the learning objective? -
√Answer :Creating a picture book
Quiz :Which activity would best help students to understand the
authors organization of content-area test? - √Answer :Preview
topics and subtopics
Quiz :A 1st grade teacher is reading a big book to students.
While reading, the teacher moves a pointer under the words.
On which emergent literacy concept is the teacher focusing? -
√Answer :Directionality
Quiz :A teacher's class has written a paragraph about their
summer vacation. The teacher has asked that they reread their
paragraphs and check carefully for mechanical errors. This
teacher is teaching the class to - √Answer :Edit
Quiz :Which mode of writing consists of the main focus as
entertaining including stories, poems, and plays? -
√Answer :Narrative writing
Quiz :A teacher is concerned about a student and feels there
may be difficulties that are interfering with their academic work.
The teacher does want to draw attention to the student and
feels writing about it would be most effective in opening a line
of communication between the teacher and the student in this
scenario? - √Answer :Dialogue Journal
Quiz :Which of the following words is spelled incorrectly? -
√Answer :Separate
Quiz :Which of the following assessment procedures would
most effectively measure students understanding of the word
meaning? - √Answer :Sentence generation using the words
,Quiz :Which of the following assessment methods is an
individual, informal observation in which a teacher indicates a
students oral reading behavior using a series of check marks
and notes? - √Answer :A fluency inventory
Quiz :Shondra is a 5th grader who is struggling with a reading
assignment. Her teacher wants to give her extra help and thus
accumulated the following test information:
Percentile Stanine
Vocabulary 52 4
Comprehension 38 3
Reading analysis 83 7
IRI GE 2.1
Comments: Shondra has good word attack skills, but she does
not seem to remember what she reads. What strategy would
be most helpful for Shondra? - √Answer :Teacher the student
comprehension strategies such as prediction and self
questioning.
Quiz :The correlation between the results of a final exam and
the results of a standardized test taken just prior to the final is -
0.65. Bases on this information, which is the most likely
conclusion? - √Answer :The standardized test and the final
exam appear to be measuring different content
Quiz :A student scored at the 80th percentile on a standardized
reading achievement test. This indicated that the student -
√Answer :Scored as well as or better than 80% of the norming
group
Quiz :An activity in which the participants read aloud a
selection as though it were a play is a - √Answer :Readers
theatre
, Quiz :While reviewing beginning of the year test data, a
kindergarten teacher notices that the students were unable to
consistently hear initial sounds in words. Which of the following
activities would help develop this skill? - √Answer :Listening to
tongue twisters
Quiz :Which of the following is a measure of a students
emergent oral skill set? - √Answer :Nonsense word Fluency
Quiz :Which of the following elements of legibility would a
students use to analyze their own handwriting? -
√Answer :Alignment
Quiz :Which of the following best describes passive listening? -
√Answer :Listening to a book on CD and wearing headphones
for privacy
Quiz :Which of the following skills are both productive? -
√Answer :Writing and Speaking
Quiz :A student write the following "I wnt to da bech" Which
type of writing is this? - √Answer :String Letters
Quiz :Which of the following activities would be most effective
in stimulating the development of oral language for primary
students? - √Answer :using puppets to retell or create stories.
Quiz :Which of the following has the strongest influence on a
child's ability to understand stories that are read or told to the
child? - √Answer :Language Development
Quiz :A teacher has a small group of 1st grade students who
have very limited sight word and few decoding skills. Select the
most effective strategies the teacher can use to develop their
word recognition skills. - √Answer :Labeling objects in the
classroom, molding books that have controlled vocabularies,
and providing explicit phonics instruction
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