PRAXIS I Reading Practice Test
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Reading is informational and fun when the basics are known. The thirst to excel must be backed up with research for facts and knowledge which are would prompt reading. How effective can you read? Do you think you can read well without falling victim of the rules guiding it? Know how you stand by taking this quiz.
- 1.What is the ability to read expressions from people with visual disability called?
- A.
Warm reading
- B.
Cold reading
- C.
Recognition
- D.
Clairvoyance
- 2.What is the science behind psychic reading?
- A.
Psychic science
- B.
Pseudoscience
- C.
Psychology
- D.
Lip science
- 3.Which of these is not a form of psychic reading?
- A.
Clairsentience
- B.
Palm reading
- C.
Auto readings
- D.
Tarot reading
- 4.What is the other word for interpretive reading?
- A.
Dramatic interpretation
- B.
Tongue interpretation
- C.
Word interpretation
- D.
Oral interpretation
- 5.What part of the body is most active when reading?
- A.
Mind
- B.
Lips
- C.
Brain
- D.
Tongue
- 6.What technique can be used to know how individual read?
- A.
Microfiche
- B.
Scrolling
- C.
Eye tracking
- D.
Faxation
- 7.Which of these is the cognitive difficulty in reading and writing?
- A.
Reading block
- B.
Dysphagia
- C.
Atonia
- D.
Dyslexia
- 8.What form of reading is done to spot errors?
- A.
Proofreading
- B.
Subvocalized reading
- C.
Rereading
- D.
Speed reading
- 9.What does "chunking of words" means?
- A.
Incremental reading
- B.
Rereading
- C.
Speed reading
- D.
Skimming
- 10.What is rate at which individuals can name words called?
- A.
Comprehension
- B.
Reading comprehension
- C.
Nonword reading
- D.
Reading fluency
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