This practice test for the TExES Generalist EC-6 191 exam assesses knowledge across multiple subjects including English language arts, mathematics, and reading strategies. It's designed to prepare candidates for certification, focusing on essential academic skills and teaching strategies.
Rock, soil, and minerals.
Ice, snow, and water.
Liquid, gas, and solid.
Nickel, lava, and magma.
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Students get tired of pointing to the words while reading.
Students find this practice annoying and typical of younger children.
This practice can interfere with the development of reading fluency.
This practice is archaic and does not seem to help in the reading process.
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Electric media
Visual media
Print media
Electronic media
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Develop an outline of the intended writing project, complete an initial draft, and edit for content.
Complete an initial draft, revise for the accuracy of the content, and publish.
Brainstorm for ideas, develop an outline, complete an initial draft, edit, and publish.
Write an initial draft, share it with peers, review it for grammaticality, and publish.
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Thermal activity in the core
The movement of continental plates
The melting of rocks and minerals
The movement or rotation of Earth
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Not be allowed to participate in physical education activities.
Be allowed to participate like any other student.
Be provided with appropriate modification for participation in physical education activities.
Be provided with a special physical education class designed for them.
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Parents read frequently to their children and have books available at home.
Parents teach children to use the dictionary and guide them to select the best definition based on the context of the words.
Parents have available reference materials and electronic translation programs to promote early bilingualism among children.
Parents take their children to the library and bookstores to obtain books.
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Jogging and walking.
Contact sports.
Games that require endurance.
Fun games that require physical activity.
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Control the number of animals.
Preserve the types of plants in the habitat.
Maintain a balance among organisms.
Maintain a balance between fungi and dead matter.
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Free enterprise.
Supply and demand.
Inflation and deflation.
Economic interdependence.
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Techniques from various foreign language methods.
Scientific exploration and hands-on activities.
A variety of instructional strategies and sophisticated scientific tools.
The use of chemicals and human specimens used by scientists.
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Compare similarities and differences between two stories.
Identify the parts of a story.
Identify key attributes of a given concept.
Guide children to identify the main idea and supporting details.
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To develop an understanding of the evolution of science concepts and knowledge
To develop an understanding of the lack of knowledge people had during the Middle Ages
To identify a reason why people died so young during that time frame
To identify a reason for the lack of development of European countries in the present time
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Petroleum, cotton, oranges, and cattle
Cattle, corn, petroleum, and education
Cotton and eventually cattle were the main products produced in Texas during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Later, with the discovery of petroleum in the twentieth century, it became one of the most important exports for Texas. In the latter part of the twentieth century and until today, computer and electronics replaced oil as the main products of the state. Based on this explanation, options (A), (B), and (D) are eliminated. Competency 022
Cattle, petroleum, beef, venison, and poultry
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Judicial review.
The pocket veto.
Checks and balances.
Habeas corpus.
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To be sure that parents follow safety procedures at home
To make parents responsible for the education of their children and to guide children to develop a commitment to study science
To make parents aware of rules and guidelines that children must exhibit in the laboratory
To make parents responsible if children do not follow safety rules in the science laboratory
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Informal
Norm-referenced
Criterion-referenced
Standardized
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The metric system uses large units of measurement.
The English system is used mostly in business.
The metric system is very precise.
The English system allows for the easy computation of measurements.
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Guide students to communicate with peers.
Promote scientific inquiry and problem-solving skills using scientific data.
Work in cooperative groups.
Keep students engaged and interested in the scientific concepts presented in class.
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The evolution of billboards on the highway
Using Twitter in school
The internet is a super highway
You email me, I email you
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To guide students begin experimenting and gathering data about a scientific concept.
To increase interest in the scientific principle studied
To guide students present and share data with their classmates
To capture the curiosity of the students
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During war, the prices of fossil fuels increase.
The American economy is dependent on foreign oil.
The law of supply and demand determines the prices of goods and services.
OPEC was boycotting the United States.
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Scoring rubrics are often unavailable or unfamiliar to students in general.
Students can be creative in formulating their answers.
Language difficulties can make it difficult to assess competence.
Students can conceptualize and deliver information in unique ways.
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Visual images can help spark an audience's interest in the topic.
Visual images cannot stimulate thinking because they can confuse people.
Visual images add clarity to the message being conveyed.
Visual images can be used to show step-by-step developments.
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The Americans knew that the attack was going to happen and assumed that it had happened the day before.
The U.S. government had spies in Japan, and they knew when the attack was going to take place.
There is a one-day difference between the two regions.
Emperor Hirohito learned about the attack the day after, and he assumed that it happened on that day.
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Small—smaller
Small—large
Bear—bear
Small—little
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Exponent
Multiply
Subtract
Add
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Socioeconomic status.
Natural talent.
Daily practice.
A supportive environment.
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Reading fluency.
Decoding skills.
Reading comprehension.
Writing skills.
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The size of the aquarium
The ratio of plants to animals
The number of plants
The number of fish
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Distributive property
Associative property of addition
Property of zero
Associative property of multiplication
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1/10
1/8
1/12
1/7
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Stop reading to him to encourage self-sufficiency.
Continue reading to him and introduce comprehension strategies.
Continue challenging the child by introducing books for advanced first graders.
Stop teaching Spanish reading and introduce English only.
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47
25
-47
-25
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Stress
Hydration
Dietary sugar
Isolation
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Establish a political body and to give that political body the power to act for the good of the colony.
Establish rules for farming and trading.
Establish a plan to implement plantation systems.
Establish a policy for settlement.
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It is a linguistically and ethnically homogeneous Muslim nation.
It is a Muslim nation with multiple ethnic groups within its borders.
It is located in Southeast Asia.
It is a province of Pakistan.
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–8, 64
8, 64
6, 32
–9, 81
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It can help match the student to the right text for guided reading.
It can be used to form groups that last all year long.
It can be used to plan instruction for all subject areas.
The teacher can read a class set of novels with the entire class.
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Reading to students (read aloud).
Implementing shared reading, guided reading, and reading workshops.
Having students engage in independent reading.
Having students independently decode words in reading and writing.
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There is no connection between the TEKS and the social studies strands.
The social studies strands have been used as a foundation for the development of the state curriculum.
The strands apply to programs at the university level and the TEKS applies to K–12 curricula.
The strands apply to programs at the high school level, while the TEKS applies to all grade levels.
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Radiation
Conduction
Convection
Kinetics
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Want-ed—walk-ed
Very—berry
Think-ing—eat-ing
S-ank—b-ank
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The use of phonemic and invented spelling is part of specific stages of writing development in children.
The use of standard spelling is not important in the development of compositions.
Spelling addresses visual memory and should not be given great value.
The development of standard spelling requires students to use structural and phonics rules effectively.
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2
4
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Use illustrations in the texts they are reading to aid in their comprehension
Develop awareness of the story structure
Represent the stories read through the use of visual images and drawings
Engage in self correction when text does not make sense to them
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They might not be developmentally ready to understand symbolic representations.
They might pay more attention to the colors and features of globes and maps than the concepts being taught.
They might not be interested in maps and globes.
They might have problems recognizing the Earth's features presented on the 12-inch globe representation.
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Reading skills are transferable from L1 to L2.
Reading skills are identical in L1 and L2.
Reading skills are confusing for English language learners (ELLs).
Reading skills affect the cognitive process in bilingual students.
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