Reading and Phonological Knowledge Quiz

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What term describes the ability to identify and manipulate one's own sounds in spoken language, important for early literacy development?

Syntactic understanding

Phonological awareness

Structural analysis

Phonemic awareness (correct)

In the vocabulary extension (word recognition) stage, what are learners encouraged to do?

Making events related to words

Looking, reading, and repeating words (correct)

Write sentences using the words given

Making word pictures

Which approach focuses on teaching the relationship between sounds and letters to develop reading skills?

Integrated/independent reading

Phonics (including phonemic awareness) (correct)

Group controlled reading

Shared reading (including shared writing)

Which method involves quickly recognizing and absorbing words in groups rather than using them word for word?

Skimming Signup and view all the answers

Which part is not related to reading?

The rhythm of sounds Signup and view all the answers

What refers to the controlled movement of muscles, including large muscles like legs and arms, and small muscles like those in the eyes, hands, and fingers?

Motor connection Signup and view all the answers

Who defines reading as the process of finding meaning in a text, using knowledge of letters and sound pattern in speech for the purpose of comprehension?

Bell & McCallum (2016) Signup and view all the answers

Which option supports the statement: Developing learners' phonological knowledge helps to form a bridge between oral and written language?

Phonetic awareness skills should be developed first in teaching reading Signup and view all the answers

What best describes the reading assessment process?

An ongoing planned process of gathering information formally or informally through a variety of oral or practical and written activities or tasks Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of teachers using a balanced approach when teaching reading?

To combine instructional strategies for developing literate learners Signup and view all the answers

What can Mrs. Masana do to improve her reading instruction method?

Refining her method with a balanced approach Signup and view all the answers

Which skill is crucial for connecting oral and written language according to the text?

'Making sense of sounds' ability Signup and view all the answers

Reading and Phonological Knowledge Quiz

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What term describes the ability to identify and manipulate one's own sounds in spoken language, important for early literacy development?

In the vocabulary extension (word recognition) stage, what are learners encouraged to do?

Which approach focuses on teaching the relationship between sounds and letters to develop reading skills?

Which method involves quickly recognizing and absorbing words in groups rather than using them word for word?

Which part is not related to reading?

What refers to the controlled movement of muscles, including large muscles like legs and arms, and small muscles like those in the eyes, hands, and fingers?

Who defines reading as the process of finding meaning in a text, using knowledge of letters and sound pattern in speech for the purpose of comprehension?

Which option supports the statement: Developing learners' phonological knowledge helps to form a bridge between oral and written language?

What best describes the reading assessment process?

What is the purpose of teachers using a balanced approach when teaching reading?

What can Mrs. Masana do to improve her reading instruction method?

Which skill is crucial for connecting oral and written language according to the text?

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