Competency 006 - Reading Fluency
10 Questions
| Total Attempts: 546
Reading Fluency - 006 to help study for the TeXes exam EC - 6
Questions and Answers
- 1.How many words does a fluent reader read in a minute?
- A.
75
- B.
50
- C.
100
- 2.Fluency is a bridge between fluency and comprehension?
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 3.Which of the following is not a characteristic of a fluent reader
- A.
Students have developed strong phonemic awareness skills
- B.
Students have developed automatic decoding skills.
- C.
Students have developed strong vocabulary skills
- D.
Students have developed strong comprehension skills.
- 4.By the reader inserting the word "outer" before space in the sentence "The first person went up into space more than thirty years ago" would be an example of what fluency miscue?
- A.
Substitution
- B.
Insertion
- C.
Non-pronunciation
- D.
Omission
- E.
Repetition
- F.
Reversal
- 5.By the student waiting for the teacher to supply the unknown word as mosaid in the sentence "A (pause) mosaic is a picture made from small pieces of stone or glass" would be an example of what fluency miscue?
- A.
Substitution
- B.
Reversal
- C.
Insertion
- D.
Omission
- E.
Non-pronunciation
- F.
Repetition
- 6.By the reader leaving out the word "world's" in the sentence "The world's largest bird cannot fly" would be an example of what fluency miscue?
- A.
Reversal
- B.
Omission
- C.
Repetition
- D.
Substitution
- 7.A text that can be read with no more than 1 word out of 20 being difficult is what reading level?
- A.
Independent
- B.
Instructional
- C.
Frustrational
- 8.A frustrational reading level is when the reader has difficulity reading no more than 2 words out of 20.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 9.Regarding silent reading and fluency, DEAR stands for what?
- 10.Regarding silent reading and fluency, SSR stands for what?
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