UNIT 7
Sessions 1 - 6 & Final Assessment.
Pass on the first attempt
Actual Questions & Answers with Rationales
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• LETRS Unit 7: Sessions 1–6
• LETRS Unit 7 Final Assessment
• Verified answers and Expert Rationales
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,Table of Contents
LETRS Unit 7 Session 1 ..................................................................... 2
LETRS Unit 7 Session 2 ..................................................................... 6
LETRS Unit 7 Session 3 ...................................................................10
LETRS Unit 7 Session 4 ...................................................................15
LETRS Unit 7 Session 5 ...................................................................20
LETRS Unit 7 Session 6 ...................................................................25
LETRS Unit 7 Final Assessment ...................................................30
LETRS Unit 7 Session 1
1. Which of the following would most likely be assessed on a
screener? Select all that apply.
A. Spelling
,B. Phoneme awareness
Correct Answer: B. Phoneme awareness
Expert Rationale:
Screeners are designed to quickly identify students at risk for reading
difficulties by assessing foundational skills crucial to early literacy
development. Phoneme awareness is a critical early literacy skill that
predicts reading success and is commonly assessed in screening tools.
Spelling is typically assessed through more diagnostic or progress-
monitoring tools rather than quick screeners, as it requires more in-
depth knowledge and practice. Therefore, phoneme awareness is most
likely to appear in screening assessments.
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2. Which of the following questions is NOT a criterion for high-
quality text?
A. Is it appropriate and relevant for students of all ages?
B. Does it provide rich language and meaningful content?
, C. Does it align with students’ cultural and experiential backgrounds?
D. Is it appropriately challenging for the targeted student group?
Correct Answer: A. Is it appropriate and relevant for students of all
ages?
Expert Rationale:
High-quality texts are carefully selected to meet the needs of a specific
student group, considering their developmental stage, background
knowledge, and interests. Being suitable for "all ages" is not a practical
criterion because texts must be targeted to appropriate age and ability
levels to support comprehension and engagement effectively. Thus,
high-quality texts are age- and level-appropriate, not universally
relevant across all ages.
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3. With second-grade students, how much instructional time should
be spent on English language arts?
A. 45 minutes