The approach for teaching children to read that emphasizes the matching of particular sounds to particular letters on the page of the book is
A) whole language.
B) code switching.
C) phonics.
D) mainstreaming.
C
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To predict which young men are most likely to become alcoholics, which question should you ask? a. Who tasted alcohol before age 18?
b. Who enjoys the widest variety of alcoholic beverages? c. Who drinks more on weekends than during the week? d. Who can drink the most before starting to stagger?
During a visit to the local shopping mall, Kim suddenly found her heart pounding, had trouble breathing, felt dizzy, started sweating, and felt as if she were going to die. She ran out of the mall to her car. Kim has experienced a:
A. phobia B. conversion disorder C. panic attack D. somatoform disorder
Tanya has flipped her canoe and lost the large fish she just caught. She has cut her hand, but does not notice due to:
a. the possibility that her optimistic state influenced the transmission of pain b. the fact she has not noticed the cut c. she has not appraised her wound is severe d. All of the above are true.
Sam was quite the partier during his college years. He drank heavily, used drugs, and had sex with many different women. Yet, as he graduated and got a full-time job, he really seemed to settle down. He no longer uses drugs at all, has a steady girlfriend he is faithful to, and never drinks to the point of being drunk anymore. Sam's decline in heavy drinking, drug use, and promiscuity illustrates:
a. achieving homeostasis. b. engaging in health-promoting behaviors. c. reaching senescence. d. maturing out.