Question 1
A teacher wants students to understand that reading comprehension results from an interaction among the reader, the text, and the reading situation. Which theoretical model of reading BEST reflects this view?
Correct Answer:
The transactional (interactive) model of reading
Question 2
Before reading a complex informational text about climate science, a teacher leads a discussion in which students share what they already know about weather and greenhouse gases. This pre-reading activity is designed primarily to:
Correct Answer:
Activate students' prior knowledge (schema) to support comprehension
Question 3
A student can read aloud a passage about photosynthesis with accuracy but cannot answer questions about what the passage means. This pattern MOST clearly indicates a weakness in:
Correct Answer:
Comprehension rather than decoding
Question 4
Which strategy BEST helps secondary students monitor their own comprehension while reading a difficult informational text?
Correct Answer:
Pausing periodically to summarize and ask 'Does this make sense?' (metacognitive self-monitoring)
Question 5
A teacher introduces the words 'photosynthesis,' 'chlorophyll,' and 'stomata' before a biology reading and shows how each connects to the process of plants making food. This approach to vocabulary instruction is BEST described as:
Correct Answer:
Teaching academic and domain-specific vocabulary in semantic context
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