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This is a smaller version of the 70 question quiz. It is broken down into 15 question chunks to make study time more productive.
Questions: 15 | Attempts: 273 | Last updated: Mar 21, 2023
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Sample Question 1In a May assessment of a kindergarten student's performance, the teacher notes that the student is able to name the letters of the alphabet and has mastered print concepts. However, the student is unable to identify rhyming words. What should the teacher conclude about this student?
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Sample Question 2After completing his entry-level reading assessments, a fifth-grade teacher notes that one of his students, Maya, reads 80 WCPM (Words Correct Per Minute). Which of the following strategies would the teacher be least likely to use when planning his next steps?
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Sample Question 3When evaluating a student's reading, a primary teacher notes that when reading text orally, the student continually omits the silent e and reads: hat for hate tap for tape cop for cope What are the instructional implications of this behavior?
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In most of the English grammar problems, students have can be solved by a teacher knowing the weak points of their students and helping them through it. Are you planning on passing the upcoming Arizona Educator Proficiency...
Questions: 78 | Attempts: 58 | Last updated: Apr 28, 2023
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Sample QuestionRead the passage below from Coal: A Human History by Barbara Freese; then answer the question that follows.When the Romans invaded Britain, among the natural riches they found there were conspicuous outcrops of a velvety deep black mineral. It was declared the "best stone in Britain" by one Roman writer because it could easily be carved and polished into beautiful jewelry. In time, Britain became known for its exports of this prized material, and fashionable citizens back in Rome eagerly adorned themselves with it. Not only were the black trinkets they carved from it stylish, but they had the surprising and mysterious attribute of being flammable as well. They called this mineral gagate (a word that over the years changedto "jet," as in "jet black"), which is actually a special form of dense coal. Because they weren't good at telling the difference, though, it seems that many Romans were not wearing true jet but plain old coal—the same stuff that would much later be considered the best stone in Britain for entirely different reasons.Based on information presented in thepassage above, a reader would be best ableto draw which of the followingconclusions?
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