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RICA Subtest 2 Questions and Answers Already Passed sight vocabulary Words you can recognize and correctly pronounce meaning vocabulary words you understand when reading silently. To comprehend a text, a reader must have adequately developed - meaning vocabulary - academic language knowledge - background knowledge Tiers of Academic Vocabulary 1) words most children will know without instruction (rain, water) 2) more difficult and appear in several contexts across two or more areas of study (c...

Foundations of reading practice test questions and answers 100% pass Comprehension This Occurs when the reader correctly interprets the print on the page and constructs meaning from it. It depends on activating prior knowledge, cultural and social background of the reader, and the readers ability to use comprehension strategies. Phonological Awareness the awareness that oral language is composed of smaller units, such as spoken words and syllables Phonemic awareness a specific type of phonolog...

What are maps used for? - ANS - show an area larger than a person can see - present information concisely, especially the features of most interest to the user - demonstrate spatial relationships - show things people cannot see directly, such as minerals below ground or records of daily temperatures. Reference map - ANS - store data and show a variety of features for a variety of uses. - general storehouses of information Thematic maps - ANS - highlight sp...

MTTC Elementary Education questions and answers 100% verified. phonological awareness - correct answer. knowledge of sounds and syllables and of the sound structure of words (rhyming, segmentation, blending, syllables, alliteration) alliteration, assonance, onomatopea - correct answer. alliteration: Repetition of sounds in words (Black Bird, Peter Pipper, "CHirp, CHirp said the CHick") assonance: repition of similar sounds or vowels in words (the brIDE crIED, hEar ...

WGU D199 Physical Geography and Migration Exam Questions and Answers Physical Geography - Answer-Study of natural features of the Earth, including landforms, climate, bodies of water, biomes, soils, natural vegetation, and the impact of human activities on the environment and ecosystems. Reference Map - Answer-Map that displays important physical elements of a specific geographic area. Thematic Map - Answer-Specialized map used to understand a specific attribute or characteristic of a ...

reference maps - ANS maps that store data and show a variety of features for a variety of uses thematic maps - ANS maps that highlight specific themes, their chief goal is to focus the user's attention on specific features or characteristics analytical mapping - ANS maps used to explore the role of location and space to answer questions and find patterns (cartography) scale - ANS how map units relate to real world units map scale - ANS ...

Assonance Repetition of identical or similar vowel sounds Meter A recurring pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables that creates a rhythm when spoken Iambic meter An unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable Blank verse unrhymed verse that consists of lines of iambic pentameter Free verse Lacks regular patterns of poetic feet, but has more controlled rhythm than prose in terms of pace and pauses. Phonological awareness A sub-skill of litera...

Ultimate RICA Study Tool CalStateTEACH Questions and Answers 2023 What are the five different *vocabularies a person has? (competency 10, Domain 4) Listening, speaking, writing, sight(reading), and meaning (reading). What are the three causes of poor reading comprehension other than lack of fluency? (competency 10, Domain 4) 1. Lack of (meaning) vocabulary. 2. Lack of academic language. 3. Lack of Background knowledge. Name three criteria to consider when deciding which voca...

Ultimate RICA Study Tool Cal State TEACH questions and answers 100% verified. What are the five different *vocabularies a person has? (competency 10, Domain 4) - correct answers.Listening, speaking, writing, sight(reading), and meaning (reading). What are the three causes of poor reading comprehension other than lack of fluency? (competency 10, Domain 4) - correct answers.1. Lack of (meaning) vocabulary. 2. Lack of academic language. 3. Lack of Background know...

Reference maps maps that store data and show a variety of features for a variety of uses Thematic maps maps that highlight specific themes, their chief goal is to focus the user's attention on specific features or characteristics Analytical mapping maps used to explore the role of location and space to answer questions and find patterns (cartography) Scale how map units relate to real world units Map scale the proportion of a given distance on a map to the corresponding distance on ...