Phonics Quiz 3

Which three early literacy domains form the foundation of literacy learning?

Print awareness, letter knowledge, and phonological awareness

Which of the following statements accurately describes the three early literacy domains?

The domains are interrelated.

Which early literacy skills are the foundation of the alphabetic principle?

Letter knowledge and phonological awareness

What is print awareness?

Understanding of the forms and functions of printed language

Which of these is an example of a book convention?

A left page is read before a right page.

All of the following statements describe functions of print except which one?

Printed words are made up of letters.

When a teacher opens a storybook and asks, “Can you tell me how many words are in the sentence?” what print awareness skill is the teacher assessing?

Sentences in print are made up of separate words.

All of the following strategies promote print awareness except which one?

Limiting the choice of classroom reading materials

Which of the following is the name of a read-aloud strategy for teaching print awareness?

Print referencing

Which of these print awareness skills should be developed by the end of Kindergarten?

Being able to differentiate between letters and words

What are cognates?

Pairs of words in two languages that share a similar spelling, pronunciation, and meaning

What is the term for cognates that are spelled identically but do not share the same meaning?

False cognates