CRD 326 Chapter 4-6

The least consistent of the phonics generalizations are those relating to

• vowels

• digraphs

• syllables

• affixies

Phonics generalizations can assist a student in decoding all sight words.

• True

• False

Most phonics instruction is designed to follow an indirect instruction format.

• True

• False

If a word only contains one vowel letter and it is at the end of the word, the vowel will make its ______ sound.

• Short

• Long

• Schwa

The "oo" sound in the word hook is ___

• Short

• Long

The ability to identify and understand an unknown word by using the words or text around the unfamiliar words

• Structural analysis

• Context clues

• Alphabetic principle

• Phonemic awareness

It is safe to assume that readers will learn to use context clues on their own.

• True

• False

a teaching approach that is academically focused, sequential, and structured

• Informal instruction

• Formal instruction

• Direct instruction

• Indirect instruction

the ability to decode words of more than one syllable by identifying, separating, and pronouncing parts of words

• Phonics generalization

• Alphabetic principle

• Syllabication

• Structural analysis