Informal reading inventories (IRIs) assess
a. appropriateness of texts for individual students.
b. a student's reading rate and fluency.
c. a student's decoding strategies and comprehension.
d. all of the above.
d
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Indicate whether the statement is true(T) or false(F).
A correlational study examined the relationship between a large group of students' overall achievement and their level of self-confidence. The results were reported as statistically significant (r = .17, p. = .01). With what should you be concerned?
a) The theoretical importance of this study b) The lack of statistical significance of the results c) The lack of practical significance of the results d) The sample size
Laurie Halse Anderson sets her novel Fever 1793 (2000) during the yellow fever epidemic in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and:
a. has a cast of fictional characters. b. has fictional historical events, i.e., the events are false as well as the characters. c. has unique and nonfictional characters which adds to the authenticity of the novel. d. uses the protagonist in a manner that began a new trend.
In calculating a one-sample chi-square test, if you had 8 degrees of freedom, your variable would have _______ categories.
a. 8 b. 9 c. 7 d. 6