Decodable Passage

How can we know that in which direction is the horse looking?

• through ear's point

• through smell

• through legs

• None of the above

What is a decodable passage?

• A passage that can be easily read and understood using phonics skills.

• A passage that contains complex vocabulary and grammar.

• A passage that is written in a foreign language.

• A passage that is meant for advanced readers only.

Which of the following is a characteristic of a decodable passage?

• It uses simple and familiar words.

• It includes many idiomatic expressions.

• It contains advanced literary devices.

• It is written in a poetic form.

Why are decodable passages important for early readers?

• They help in developing phonics skills.

• They introduce complex sentence structures.

• They focus on creative writing.

• They emphasize on literary criticism.

Identify the correct sentence from a decodable passage.

• The cat sat on the mat.

• The feline reclined upon the carpet.

• The kitty was lounging on the rug.

• The cat was resting on the sofa.

Which word would likely appear in a decodable passage?

• Cat

• Phenomenon

• Metamorphosis

• Euphoria

What is the main goal of a decodable passage?

• To reinforce phonetic patterns.

• To challenge the reader's vocabulary.

• To introduce new literary genres.

• To explore complex themes.

Which sentence is most likely from a decodable passage?

• The dog ran fast.

• The canine sprinted swiftly.

• The hound dashed with speed.

• The pooch galloped quickly.

How do decodable passages support reading comprehension?

• By using predictable text patterns.

• By including abstract concepts.

• By focusing on narrative style.

• By emphasizing character development.

Which of the following is NOT a feature of a decodable passage?

• Complex sentence structures.

• Simple vocabulary.

• Phonics-based words.

• Repetitive patterns.