EDUC 318 Cannon 321 (Answered)
98Q&A. 2025/2026. 100% Verified. (Multiple
Choice).
________________ awareness only deals with the sounds or also called the phonemes in a word,
whereas ______________ awareness deals with the recognition of words when reading.
A. phonological; phonemic
B. listening; reading
C. reading; listening
D. phonemic; phonological
D. phonemic; phonological
The strategy for reading where children are taught to recognize whole words by sight first and
later break down the word into smaller units of sound to understand and remember better.
A. whole group
B. analytic
C. individual
D. synthetic
B. analytic
The strategy for reading where children are taught to break the word down into smaller parts and
sound it out and then later look at the word as a whole unit.
A. individual
B. synthetic
C. whole group
D. analytic
B. synthetic
What is the difference between phonemic awareness and phonological awareness?
Phonemic awareness only deals with the sounds or also called the phonemes in a word, whereas
phonological awareness deals with the recognition of words when reading.
Describe the analytic approach:
children are taught to recognize whole words by sight first and later break down the word into
smaller units of sound to understand and remember better
Describe the synthetic approach:
children are taught to break the word down into smaller parts and sounds it out and then later look
at the word as a whole unit
TRUE/FALSE: for most native speaking English students, no instruction is needed in tier 1.
, TRUE
TRUE/FALSE: tier 3 words are commonly found in content textbooks
TRUE
Which of the following is NOT a type of word found in tier 2?
A. content textbooks
B. high-frequency
C. high-utility
D. general academic vocabulary
C. high-utility
Which of the following are qualities of a critical reader?
A. examining multiple perspectives on issues
B. being an active reader
C. waiting to judge until all the information is read and considered
D. all of the above
D. all of the above
What is an example of a homograph?
bass and bass ( they look the same)
What is the rime of burrito?
uritto
What is three ways that kids can use background knowledge to help reading?
text to text, text to self, text to world
Why is it important for students to read with a purpose?
if they read with purpose they gain more from the text, it can also make it less overwhelming and
help them zone into what they are actually reading
TRUE/FALSE: giving vocabulary instruction can be given before, during and/or after the assigned
material
TRUE
Graphic representations of relationships among words and phrases in written material is...
A. line graphs
B. semantic graphs
C. word webs
D. story mapping
B. semantic graphs
98Q&A. 2025/2026. 100% Verified. (Multiple
Choice).
________________ awareness only deals with the sounds or also called the phonemes in a word,
whereas ______________ awareness deals with the recognition of words when reading.
A. phonological; phonemic
B. listening; reading
C. reading; listening
D. phonemic; phonological
D. phonemic; phonological
The strategy for reading where children are taught to recognize whole words by sight first and
later break down the word into smaller units of sound to understand and remember better.
A. whole group
B. analytic
C. individual
D. synthetic
B. analytic
The strategy for reading where children are taught to break the word down into smaller parts and
sound it out and then later look at the word as a whole unit.
A. individual
B. synthetic
C. whole group
D. analytic
B. synthetic
What is the difference between phonemic awareness and phonological awareness?
Phonemic awareness only deals with the sounds or also called the phonemes in a word, whereas
phonological awareness deals with the recognition of words when reading.
Describe the analytic approach:
children are taught to recognize whole words by sight first and later break down the word into
smaller units of sound to understand and remember better
Describe the synthetic approach:
children are taught to break the word down into smaller parts and sounds it out and then later look
at the word as a whole unit
TRUE/FALSE: for most native speaking English students, no instruction is needed in tier 1.
, TRUE
TRUE/FALSE: tier 3 words are commonly found in content textbooks
TRUE
Which of the following is NOT a type of word found in tier 2?
A. content textbooks
B. high-frequency
C. high-utility
D. general academic vocabulary
C. high-utility
Which of the following are qualities of a critical reader?
A. examining multiple perspectives on issues
B. being an active reader
C. waiting to judge until all the information is read and considered
D. all of the above
D. all of the above
What is an example of a homograph?
bass and bass ( they look the same)
What is the rime of burrito?
uritto
What is three ways that kids can use background knowledge to help reading?
text to text, text to self, text to world
Why is it important for students to read with a purpose?
if they read with purpose they gain more from the text, it can also make it less overwhelming and
help them zone into what they are actually reading
TRUE/FALSE: giving vocabulary instruction can be given before, during and/or after the assigned
material
TRUE
Graphic representations of relationships among words and phrases in written material is...
A. line graphs
B. semantic graphs
C. word webs
D. story mapping
B. semantic graphs
