Phonological awareness can best be described as:
a. A child's ability to hear the individual sounds within a spoken word
b. A child's ability to distinguish between words that sound similar but have different meanings
c. A child's knowledge that people who speak different dialects may pronounce the same word differently
d. A child's ability to describe what letters typically represent different sounds in words and to apply them in sounding out written words
A
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It's easier to learn information when:
a. it's well organized b. you study all of it at one time c. you study it before you take a break such as watching a television show d. you create a series of mnemonics
Three of the following statements are characteristics of working memory. Which one is not a characteristic of working memory?
a. Limited capacity b. Holds information in unorganized form c. The conscious component of the memory stores d. Contains a visual and verbal processor that work independently
Food additives have been shown to be bad for you
a. True b. False
Three of the following students show warning signs of possible violent behavior. Which student does not?
a. Adam tells his mother he prefers to spend time alone playing video games and insists he has no friends. b. Brenda rarely arrives at school before 10:00, despite repeated disciplinary actions by the assistant principal. c. Cora becomes irate each time a peer unintentionally acts in a way that she perceives as being hostile or harmful. d. After his girlfriend breaks up with him and begins dating Russell, Daniel asserts, "I'll make that guy sorry he was ever born!"