What You Know Based On Your Knowledge Of Vocabulary Unit 4 Test
Unit 4 Test You are now ready to show what you know based on your knowledge of vocabulary. . This assessment may be taken multiple times until 80% is achieved. Once you begin this assessment it must be completed and submitted prior to exiting. (This test is worth 7 points. You must score at least 6/7 in order to earn the minimum 80% or higher. )
- 1.Word knowledge is crucial to comprehension. It includes not only the word’s definition, but also its
- A.
Meaning based on context
- B.
Language or origin
- C.
Part of speech
- D.
Level of usage
- 2.We use the same vocabulary knowledge for both oral and written communication
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 3.Lack of vocabulary is most detrimental to
- A.
Written communication
- B.
Understanding text
- C.
Word decoding
- D.
Oral speaking
- 4.Graphic organizers are effective for teaching content vocabulary because they allow students to
- A.
Make visual connections to familiar ideas
- B.
Associate unknown words to familiar words
- C.
Understand more complex vocabulary
- D.
Engage in word play
- 5.The best instructional practice for introducing new vocabulary is to
- A.
Read the word in a sentence
- B.
Write the word in a sentence
- C.
Write the word in a sentence
- D.
Create a student friendly definition
- 6.A student becomes more knowledgeable of a word byA student becomes more knowledgeable of a word by
- A.
Interacting with the word
- B.
Hearing the word
- C.
Seeing the word
- D.
Writing the word
- 7.When choosing target words for explicit instruction, it is best to choose
- A.
Sight words
- B.
Tier one words
- C.
Tier two words
- D.
Words only encountered in content areas
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