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synthetic phonics correct answers sound symbol correspondences - taking parts to the whole
analytic correct answers spelling - hear a whole word and segment the word into phonemes -
whole to parts
phonological memory correct answers holding information about words and sounds in memory
phonological working memory correct answers process of receiving, analyzing and processing
sound elements in language
Greek words correct answers words related to Olympics, theater, ology, silent p & ph,
ch pronounced k
Latin words correct answers long words - 3 or more syllables, double consonants, fancy words
Anglo Saxon correct answers short words with silent letters, common words,
receptive language correct answers ability to understand spoken or signed language - oral
language development
expressive language correct answers ability to produce language in any of a number of different
modalities such as speech, sign or writing
Language acquisition correct answers oral receptive, oral expressive, written receptive, written
expressive
Oral language development includes correct answers receptive and expressive
, Components of language correct answers form, content, use
pragmatics correct answers use of language socially
phonology correct answers sound structure of language - begins at oral level
phonetics correct answers production of sounds andd the study of speech sounds
orthography correct answers understanding and recognizing patterns of written language (form)
semantics correct answers meaning conveyed by language (content)
morphology correct answers study of the meaning - way words are formed and related to to one
another
phonological awareness correct answers knowledge of and and sensitivity to the phonological
structure of the words in a language
phonemic awareness correct answers awareness of the smallest units of speech and the ability to
isolate or manipulate the individual phonemes in words
alphabetic principle correct answers concept that the letters on a page represent the csounds in
spoken words
alphabetic language correct answers a language such as English - letters are used systematicall to
represent speech sounds or phonemes
automaticity correct answers ability to respond or react without attention or conscious effect
synthetic phonics correct answers sound symbol correspondences - taking parts to the whole
analytic correct answers spelling - hear a whole word and segment the word into phonemes -
whole to parts
phonological memory correct answers holding information about words and sounds in memory
phonological working memory correct answers process of receiving, analyzing and processing
sound elements in language
Greek words correct answers words related to Olympics, theater, ology, silent p & ph,
ch pronounced k
Latin words correct answers long words - 3 or more syllables, double consonants, fancy words
Anglo Saxon correct answers short words with silent letters, common words,
receptive language correct answers ability to understand spoken or signed language - oral
language development
expressive language correct answers ability to produce language in any of a number of different
modalities such as speech, sign or writing
Language acquisition correct answers oral receptive, oral expressive, written receptive, written
expressive
Oral language development includes correct answers receptive and expressive
, Components of language correct answers form, content, use
pragmatics correct answers use of language socially
phonology correct answers sound structure of language - begins at oral level
phonetics correct answers production of sounds andd the study of speech sounds
orthography correct answers understanding and recognizing patterns of written language (form)
semantics correct answers meaning conveyed by language (content)
morphology correct answers study of the meaning - way words are formed and related to to one
another
phonological awareness correct answers knowledge of and and sensitivity to the phonological
structure of the words in a language
phonemic awareness correct answers awareness of the smallest units of speech and the ability to
isolate or manipulate the individual phonemes in words
alphabetic principle correct answers concept that the letters on a page represent the csounds in
spoken words
alphabetic language correct answers a language such as English - letters are used systematicall to
represent speech sounds or phonemes
automaticity correct answers ability to respond or react without attention or conscious effect
