EDCI 3137 MIDTERM QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED
VERIFIED ANSWERS (100% CORRECT ANSWERS)
/ALREADY GRADED
cent, card, giraffe, grace Ans✓✓✓example of soft c, hard c, soft g, hard
g
agent, mother, america Ans✓✓✓example of schwa sound
cat, sit, bet Ans✓✓✓follow the CVC pattern (each word must have a
different vowel letter)
kite, take, rope Ans✓✓✓follows the VCE pattern (each word must have
a different vowel letter)
blue, break, clock Ans✓✓✓includes initial consonant blends
sleep, beach, boat Ans✓✓✓includes vowel digraphs
graph, fish, bath Ans✓✓✓includes final consonant digraphs
cat, bed, fit, pot, fun Ans✓✓✓a e i o u short vowel sounds
cake, keep, bike, home, cute Ans✓✓✓a e i o u long vowel sounds
, part, herd, first, port, burn Ans✓✓✓a e i o u r-controlled vowels
student's scores are referenced against specific criteria. we learn from the
CRT the degree to which students have learned specific skills, strategies,
or concepts
example: DRA2 Ans✓✓✓give the definition and example of criterion-
referenced reading assessments.
compare an individual student's test scores to another group of students
who took the same test
example: the Garfield interest survey Ans✓✓✓give the definition and
example of norm-referenced reading assessments.
teachers teach a scope of literacy concepts, skills, and strategies in a
specific, predetermined sequence identified in core reading program at
an appropriate pace decided by the teacher
example: guided curriculum Ans✓✓✓give the definition and example
of systematic instruction.
teacher's state clear, concise, and measurable instructional objectives;
model concepts and skills; show examples while thinking aloud; allow
students to practice skills while guiding along the way; teachers set up
students for independence when ready
example: "I do, we do, you do" Ans✓✓✓give the definition and
example of explicit instruction.
VERIFIED ANSWERS (100% CORRECT ANSWERS)
/ALREADY GRADED
cent, card, giraffe, grace Ans✓✓✓example of soft c, hard c, soft g, hard
g
agent, mother, america Ans✓✓✓example of schwa sound
cat, sit, bet Ans✓✓✓follow the CVC pattern (each word must have a
different vowel letter)
kite, take, rope Ans✓✓✓follows the VCE pattern (each word must have
a different vowel letter)
blue, break, clock Ans✓✓✓includes initial consonant blends
sleep, beach, boat Ans✓✓✓includes vowel digraphs
graph, fish, bath Ans✓✓✓includes final consonant digraphs
cat, bed, fit, pot, fun Ans✓✓✓a e i o u short vowel sounds
cake, keep, bike, home, cute Ans✓✓✓a e i o u long vowel sounds
, part, herd, first, port, burn Ans✓✓✓a e i o u r-controlled vowels
student's scores are referenced against specific criteria. we learn from the
CRT the degree to which students have learned specific skills, strategies,
or concepts
example: DRA2 Ans✓✓✓give the definition and example of criterion-
referenced reading assessments.
compare an individual student's test scores to another group of students
who took the same test
example: the Garfield interest survey Ans✓✓✓give the definition and
example of norm-referenced reading assessments.
teachers teach a scope of literacy concepts, skills, and strategies in a
specific, predetermined sequence identified in core reading program at
an appropriate pace decided by the teacher
example: guided curriculum Ans✓✓✓give the definition and example
of systematic instruction.
teacher's state clear, concise, and measurable instructional objectives;
model concepts and skills; show examples while thinking aloud; allow
students to practice skills while guiding along the way; teachers set up
students for independence when ready
example: "I do, we do, you do" Ans✓✓✓give the definition and
example of explicit instruction.
