Praxis 7812 Teaching Reading Exam 180 Questions And Answers
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Consonant digraph
two or more consonants that, together, represent one sound
Consonant blends
two consonants where each sound can still be heard
What is the difference between a blend and a digraph?
In a digraph, we cannot hear both letters. In a blend, both letters are heard
Morphemes
the smallest unit of language that contains meaning (ex: incoming has 3 - in, come, -ing)
Phonetically regular words
can be sounded out or decoded
Print concepts
Front and back of book
Reading direction; left to right
One to one matching with voice
First and last part of a story
Top and bottom of picture
Punctuation
Capital and lowercase letters
One letter, name letter, sound of letter
One word
Book orientation
Reading direction; left to right
One to one matching with voice
First and last part of a story
Top and bottom of picture
Punctuation
Capital and lowercase letters
One letter, name letter, sound of letter
One word
Book orientation
Print and pictures carry
meaning
Read aloud
instructional practice where teachers read texts aloud to students; vary pitch, tone pace, volume, pauses, eye contact, questions, and comments
Alphabetic principle
idea that letters and letter patterns represent the sounds of spoken language
predictable relationship between sounds and letters
predictable relationship between sounds and letters
Alphabet can be written in
uppercase and lowercase
each letter is distinct in appearance and has a name
use direct instruction, modeling, and book exposure, practice with recognizing, naming, sounding out, and writing the alphabet
each letter is distinct in appearance and has a name
use direct instruction, modeling, and book exposure, practice with recognizing, naming, sounding out, and writing the alphabet