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GACE Early Childhood Education 001,002 -Solved Exam

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  • August 6, 2024
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GACE Early Childhood Education
001,002 -Solved Exam
adjective - ANS-modifies a noun or a pronoun by describing, identifying, or quanntifying
other words

adverb - ANS-can modify a verb an adjective another adverb a phrase or a cluase

allegory - ANS-a story in verse or prose with characters representing virtues and vices

Alphabetic Principle - ANS-Understanding that written words are composed of patterns
of letters that represent the sounds of spoken words.

antecedent - ANS-the word or word group that a pronoun stands for

background knowledge - ANS-the basic knowledge most children bring to their learning
experiences

ballad - ANS-a story told or sung, usually in verse and accompanied by music

base words - ANS-a stand alone linguistic unit that cannot be deconstructed or broken
down into smaller words

cause and effect - ANS-this pattern describes how two ro more events are connected

Character - ANS-the person, such as a hero or villain, represented in a story

chronology - ANS-the order of event through time: often listed along a timeline or in a
list by date.

classification - ANS-the paragraph presents grouped information about a topic

climax - ANS-the highest point of conflict, often a turning point

comparison contrast - ANS-when a paragraph describes the differences or similarities of
tow or more ideas, actions, events, or things

compound words - ANS-occur when two or more base words are connected to form a
new word

conjunction - ANS-links words phrases or clauses

, conspicuous strategies - ANS-a sequence of teaching events and teacher actions used
to help students to learn new literarcy information and relate it to their eixisting
knowledge

contractions - ANS-shortened form of two words in which one or more letters have been
deleted

decode - ANS-to change communication signals into messages

denouement - ANS-the final resolution of the plot

description - ANS-discourse whose purpsoe is to make an experience available through
one of the five senses

discussion - ANS-the process by which students are encouraged to see the range of
possibilities in a text by sharing their thoughts aobut it in a group

drama - ANS-plays-comedy, modern, or tragedy--typically conducted in five acts.

emergent literacy - ANS-the early reading and writing behaviros that precede and
develop into conventional iterarcy

epic - ANS-a long poem usually of book length that reflects values inherent in the
generative society. epic devices include an invocation to a muse for inspiration, an
overall purpose for writing, an universal setting, a protagonist and an antagonist who
possess supernatural strengh and acument, and the interventions of a supreme beirn or
the gods.

episte - ANS-a letter that is not always originally intended for public distribution but due
to the fame of the sender and or recipient, becomes public domain.

essay - ANS-a limited lenth prose work that focuses ona topic and popounds a definite
point of view thourgh an authoritative tone.

evaluative comprehension - ANS-the ability tunderstand and sort facts, opinions,
assumptions, persuasive elements, and the validity of a passage

exposition - ANS-discourse whose only purpose it to inform

exposition - ANS-when characters and their situations are intorduced

fable - ANS-a terse tale offering up a moral or exemplum. Animals speak and act
characteristically human, illustrating human foibles

fables - ANS-animals that act like humans are featured in these stories; they usually
reveal human foibles or someties teach a lesson.

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