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CSET Reading Language Literature
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Short poems from the word lyre 'harp like instrument' - haiku - ode - elegy - sonnet
lyric
homonyms
clause
middle and late alphabetic (1) R.D.
2. Long poems that describe a deed of heroes in battle or conflicts between human beings and natural and divine forces
syntax
SDAIE Specially Designed Academic Instruction in English
free variation
Epics
3. Knowledge (recall & recognize - comprehend (changes into a different symbolic form - application (solves a problem using info & appropriate generalization - synthesis (solves a problem by collaboration of information and original creative thinking -
blooms taxonomy
dependent clause (subordinate)
imagery
decoding skills
4. System and pattern of speech sounds - knowledge of sound patterns is part of the grammar since you create 'meaningful units'
phonology
lyric
early alphabetic (k -1) R. D.
alphabetic principle
5. Dramatic conversation alone
morpheme
clause
4 modes of discourse (writing)
soliloquy
6. 17 syllables arranged in 3 lines - first line 5 - second 7 - third 5
cueing system
haiku
SDAIE Specially Designed Academic Instruction in English
lyric
7. Person place or thing
complement
blending
noun
clause
8. 14 line lyric with a certain pattern or rhyme and rhythm - love poems
complement
Ballads
sonnet
simile
9. Written/printed representation of a phoneme (speech sound)
intonation languages
grapheme
adverb
rhetoric (writing)
10. Intonation stress (word - sentence - phrase) pitch
Ballads
idiom
suprasegmentals
decoding skills
11. Appeal to the moral or ethical sense
blend
interpret
ethos
protagonist
12. Planning - brainstorming - mapping/clustering/webbing - prior knowledge - prewriting - proofreading - drafting - writing - shaping - revising - editing -
iamb
writing process
Epics
assess critically
13. Serious - elaborate lyric full of high praise and noble feeling developed by the Greeks
noun
ode
consonant
deductive reasoning
14. Speech sound created by the relatively free passage of breath through the larynx and oral cavity - usually forming the most prominent and central sound of a syllable (A - E - I - O - U - Y)
rhetoric (writing)
assonance
vowel
tone languages
15. Study of morphemes & their variants allomorphs - and word formation - combining morphemes
relative clause (subordinate)
morphology
Narrative
Analogy
16. False impression
semantics
illusion
early alphabetic (k -1) R. D.
figurative language
17. Process of applying knowledge of letter - sound relationships - blending the sounds represented by letters so as to arrive at the pronunciation of printed words
lyric
Analogy
Epics
phonic analysis
18. Speech sound produced by partial or complete obstruction of the air stream by any various constrictions of speech organs (not vowels)
adverb
deductive reasoning
consonant
morpheme
19. Produced when the vocal cords are vibrating
voiced sounds
compliment
iamb
lyric
20. Clues that hint at important plot developments that are to follow in a story or drama - causes suspense and anxiety as plot device and creation of mood
allusion
foreshadowing
phonics
syntax
21. Writing with vowels in each syllable - read chunks or phonograms
middle and late alphabetic (1) R.D.
analyze
SDAIE Specially Designed Academic Instruction in English
clause
22. Subject & predicate - cannot stand alone as sentence
iamb
dependent clause (subordinate)
pronoun
lyric
23. Writing paper
haiku
complement
stationery
stationary
24. Teach and speak at a normal rate in English but use scaffolding - not sheltering English amplifying lessons not simplifying - emphasis on skills that promote thinking - creative - meaning - making individuals who feel they are part of a community of
inductive reasoning
3 essential elements of a novel
decoding skills
SDAIE Specially Designed Academic Instruction in English
25. Logos - pathos - ethos
noun
3 models of appeal
idiom
analyze
26. Technique commonly used by poets in which the sound of a word imitates a natural sound
ethos
synthesize
onomatopeia
state of being
27. Appeal of emotion
pathos
allophones
phonemic awareness
monologue
28. Adds to the meaning of a verb - another adverb - adj. - or whole sentence. 'I'll finish 'in a minute''
adverb
protagonist
phonogram
ethos
29. Words spelled differently that sound alike - to too two
Ballads
intonation languages
homonyms
allophones
30. General to specific - judged true or false - used to apply what is known
deductive reasoning
kinds of poetry
phoneme
suprasegmentals
31. Pair of successive rhymed lines of poetry
couplet
ethos
cueing system
relative clause (subordinate)
32. A story told in the words of one person
Narrative
dramatic monologue
summarize
pathos
33. Smallest sound unit of speech - /b/ in book - segments used to differentiate between meanings of words - required understanding of phonological rules of the language for knowing how to produce words
phoneme
orthographic (2-3) R.D.
stationary
idiom
34. Read larger units of print - use analogy to decode larger words - fluent decoding - accuracy and speed of reading stressed
state of being
decoding skills
independent clause (main)
orthographic (2-3) R.D.
35. A poet's use of words to create mental pictures or images - that communicate experience
blending
didactic
logos
imagery
36. Lyric - narrative - dramatic
rhetoric (writing)
emigrate from
pun
kinds of poetry
37. The audience became silent.
SDAIE Specially Designed Academic Instruction in English
independent clause (main)
occurrence
phonics
38. Adds descriptive - modifies or qualifies a noun - can be phrase or clause 'The man 'in the blue shirt' is his father'
analyze
stationery
adjective
Pre - alphabetic (preK- K) reading development
39. Strategy to teach reading and spelling that involves a relationship between sounds and written symbols - study and use of sound/spelling correspondences to identify written words
phonics
phonology
pun
imagery
40. A word phrase that has a meaning different from it s usual meaning - 'He lost his head'
idiom
analyze
interpret
phonic analysis
41. Does not use like or as - direct comparison of one thing spoken of as though it were something else
ode
vowel
metaphor
compliment
42. Use pitch syntactically
intonation languages
phonology
phonics
Dramatic
43. Appeal of logic or reason
logos
immigrate to
didactic
interpret
44. 2 letters make one speech sound (th - sh)
semantics
digraph
stationery
voiceless sounds
45. Repetition of vowel (only) sounds in a group of words close together
assonance
iamb
phone
adjective
46. Phonetic unit or segment
homonyms
SDAIE Specially Designed Academic Instruction in English
Analogy
phone
47. Conventions - lft - rt - top - bottom - spaces between words -
sonnet
phonogram
didactic
concepts of print
48. Left to right - visual clues recognized
kinds of poetry
immigrate to
tone languages
Pre - alphabetic (preK- K) reading development
49. Word families
sonnet
middle and late alphabetic (1) R.D.
vowel
phonogram
50. To leave one country to live in another
sonnet
emigrate from
concepts of print
dramatic monologue