Reading Fluency Quizzes for Year 4 English Comprehensive School

Question 1

Which of these is an important part of reading fluency?

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Reading accurately and with expression

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Reading quickly

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Understanding the meaning of every word

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Decoding words using phonics

Question 2

Which of these is NOT a skill needed to read fluently?

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Reading at a high volume

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Reading accurately

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Reading quickly

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Reading with expression

Question 3

When reading aloud with expression, what does 'intonation' refer to?

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How high or low your voice sounds

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How loud or soft your voice is

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How fast or slow you read

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Where you stop and pause

Question 4

What does 'prosody' refer to when we're talking about reading aloud?

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The rhythm and stress of your speech

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The pace and volume of your speech

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The use of gestures and facial expressions

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How clearly you pronounce words

Question 5

When you practice reading fluency, it's important to:

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Focus on reading accurately first

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Read as fast as you can

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Read with lots of exaggerated expression

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Ignore words you don't know

Question 6

Which of the following types of text is best for practicing reading fluency?

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Fairy tales

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Non-fiction articles

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Recipes

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Instruction manuals

Question 7

Which of these is an example of figurative language?

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The boy was as happy as a clam

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The cat sat on the mat

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The sun shone brightly

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The tree lost its leaves

Question 8

What is the best way to prepare for a reading comprehension test?

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Read the text carefully and answer the questions

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Skim the text quickly and guess the answers

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Re-read the text multiple times

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Only answer the questions you are sure about

Question 9

True or False: Reading fluency is only important for reading aloud to others.

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False

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True

Question 10

Why is it important to focus on accuracy when reading fluently?

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To make sure you understand what you're reading

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To avoid making mistakes that might confuse you

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To build your confidence in reading

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To sound more like an adult

Question 11

Which of these helps you read fluently?

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Reading with feeling and expression

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Reading in a sing-song voice

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Reading too quickly

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Skipping over words you don't know

Question 12

What's the best way to practice reading fluency?

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Reading out loud often

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Reading silently in your head

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Listening to someone else read

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Reading the same thing over and over again

Question 13

What's the difference between reading fluency and reading comprehension?

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Fluency is how fast you read, while comprehension is how well you understand.

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Fluency is reading out loud, while comprehension is reading silently.

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Fluency is reading smoothly, while comprehension is reading accurately.

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Fluency and comprehension are the same thing.

Question 14

What's a good way to help kids read fluently in the classroom?

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Giving them chances to read out loud a lot

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Focusing on teaching them to sound out words

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Letting them read at their own speed

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Spending most of the reading time asking questions about the story

Question 15

Which of these is NOT a benefit of reading with fluency?

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It makes you read slower

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It helps you remember what you read better

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It makes reading more fun

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It helps you learn new words

Question 16

What's the best way to find out how well someone can read fluently?

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Watching them read out loud

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Giving them a test

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Asking them to tell you the main idea of a story they read

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Giving them a quiz on the words in a story

Question 17

Which of these helps you improve your reading speed and accuracy?

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Reading aloud every day

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Skipping unknown words

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Looking back often to re-read

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Focusing on every word

Question 18

What's the main reason we read aloud?

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To understand better

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To learn new words

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To read faster

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To sound fancy

Question 19

How can you practice reading with feeling?

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Using different voices when you read aloud

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Reading quietly to yourself

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Listening to others read

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Reading only non-fiction books

Question 20

What can be a challenge even for fluent readers?

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Understanding difficult books

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Knowing hard words

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Reading too slowly

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Saying words correctly

Question 21

Why do we use commas in a sentence like: 'I ran, jumped, and skipped.'?

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To keep the sentence organized

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To add more information

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To make the sentence sound better

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To fix mistakes

Question 22

If you find a book challenging, what should you do?

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Try reading it with a friend aloud

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Give up

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Skip the parts you don't get

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Read it silently on your own

Question 23

Which of these is **NOT** a key feature of reading fluency?

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Reading loudly

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Reading accurately

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Reading quickly

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Reading expressively

Question 24

What skill is essential for reading words correctly and fluently?

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Decoding

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Fluency

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Comprehension

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Vocabulary

Question 25

Which of these strategies can help you read faster?

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Grouping words together

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Whispering while reading

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Using your finger to follow along

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Rereading the same sentence repeatedly

Question 26

What is a teacher's role in helping students develop reading fluency?

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Providing clear instruction and opportunities to practice

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Constantly testing students on their fluency

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Assigning homework that focuses on speed reading

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Punishing students who struggle with fluency

Question 27

How does becoming a fluent reader help you learn in other subjects?

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It helps you understand what you read in other subjects.

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It makes your writing more fluent.

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It makes your speech more fluent.

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It makes you a better listener.

Question 28

What are the three main elements of reading fluency?

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Accuracy, speed, expression

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Vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation

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Comprehension, inference, evaluation

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Phonics, decoding, fluency

Question 29

Which of the following strategies can help you improve your reading speed?

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Grouping words into chunks

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Pointing to each word as you read

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Rereading unfamiliar words

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Skipping over words you don't know

Question 30

What is the best way to practice reading fluency?

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Reading aloud to yourself or others

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Listening to someone else read aloud

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Reading silently to yourself

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Doing comprehension exercises

Question 31

Which type of text is most appropriate for practicing reading fluency?

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Fairy tales or stories

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Non-fiction articles

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Poems

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Medical journals

Question 32

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of reading fluency?

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Faster writing speed

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Increased reading enjoyment

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Reduced stress

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Improved focus

Question 33

What are the three main elements of reading fluency?

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Accuracy, Speed, Expression

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Accuracy, Comprehension, Speed

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Expression, Speed, Comprehension

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Accuracy, Pronunciation, Fluency

Question 34

When reading aloud, why is it important to use your voice?

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To bring the text to life and make it more engaging

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To show how smart you are

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To make sure everyone can hear you

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To practice speaking correctly

Question 35

Which of the following is the best way to improve your reading speed?

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Read in short chunks of text and focus on understanding

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Read as quickly as you can, even if you make mistakes

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Skip over any words you don't know

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Reread the same passage multiple times

Question 36

When should you pause when reading aloud?

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Whenever you need to take a breath or when the text indicates a pause

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At the end of every sentence

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Only when you come across a difficult word

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At the end of every paragraph

Question 37

What is the meaning of 'expression' in relation to reading aloud?

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Reading with feeling and emotion

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Reading in a monotone voice

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Reading with a strong accent

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Reading at a fast pace

Question 38

What is the main advantage of developing reading fluency?

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It helps you read faster and with better understanding

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It makes reading more enjoyable

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It improves your writing skills

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It makes you smarter

Question 39

Which of the following is NOT a good way to practice reading fluency?

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Watching TV without reading along

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Reading aloud to yourself

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Reading aloud to others

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Listening to audiobooks

Question 40

If you find reading aloud challenging, what should you do?

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Practice regularly and ask for help when needed

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Give up on reading

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Only read easy books

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Avoid reading aloud altogether

Question 41

Which of these is NOT a key component of reading fluency?

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Writing neatly

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Reading accurately

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Reading quickly

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Using expression

Question 42

When reading aloud with expression, what should you avoid doing?

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Speaking in a boring monotone

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Changing your voice for different characters

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Using pauses to create drama

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Making eye contact with your audience

Question 43

What is the best way to improve your reading fluency?

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Practice reading aloud often

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Focus on reading difficult books

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Don't worry about reading strategies

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Avoid reading words you don't know

Question 44

What is the main reason why we practice reading fluency?

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To understand what we read better

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To read faster

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To impress our teachers

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To win prizes

Question 45

What does it mean to read with expression?

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Reading in a clear and interesting way

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Reading in a flat and boring way

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Reading as quickly as possible

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Reading in a loud voice

Question 46

Why is it good to watch and measure how well we read?

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It helps us find things we need to improve

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It shows us how much we have learned

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It makes us want to read more

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It helps us prepare for tests

Question 47

To improve your reading fluency, which two techniques can you use while practicing this passage: 'The cat sat on the mat, and the dog ran in the fog'?

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Chanting and Echo Reading

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Previewing and Predicting

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Summarizing and Retelling

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Highlighting and Annotating

Question 48

Which of these is NOT a good way to improve reading fluency?

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Only reading when you want to

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Reading aloud regularly

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Paying attention to punctuation and expression

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Breaking words into smaller parts

Question 49

What is the main purpose of reading with fluency?

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To read quickly and clearly without sounding choppy

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To figure out words and understand their meaning

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To make up your own stories as you read

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To memorize the words on the page

Question 50

What is a sign that you are understanding what you read?

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You can answer questions about the text

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You can read quickly and smoothly

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You can use different voices when reading aloud

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You know the meaning of every word

Question 51

What does 'expression' mean when we talk about reading?

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Using different tones and volumes

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Reading clearly and accurately

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Knowing the meaning of every word

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Reading at a steady pace

Question 52

Which of these is NOT important for reading fluency?

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Skipping unknown words

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Reading quickly

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Reading accurately

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Reading with expression

Question 53

What does it mean to read accurately?

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Reading without mistakes

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Reading very quickly

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Reading with expression

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Understanding everything you read

Question 54

Which of the following is known as the ability to read aloud accurately and quickly, with expression?

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Reading fluency

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Oral reading

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Silent reading

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Rapid reading

Question 55

When reading aloud, it's important to pay attention to:

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Speed, accuracy, and expression

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Reading speed only

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Accuracy only

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Expression only

Question 56

When reading accurately, you should:

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Read all the words correctly

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Read at a fast pace

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Read with expression

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Understand the meaning of the text

Question 57

Why is it important to use expression when reading aloud?

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To convey the emotions and meaning of the text

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To make the reading more entertaining

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To increase your reading speed

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To improve your accuracy

Question 58

How can you practice reading fluency outside of school?

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Do all of the above

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Read to yourself for fun

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Read aloud to others

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Time yourself while reading

Question 59

Which of the following is NOT a type of reading fluency exercise?

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Practicing phonics sounds

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Reading the same text over and over again

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Reading along with someone else

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Reading in pairs

Question 60

Which of the following is a characteristic of a fluent reader?

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Reads with accurate word recognition

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Reads slowly and hesitantly

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Reads in a choppy and disjointed way

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Reads with no expression

Question 61

What is NOT a good practice for improving reading expression?

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Rushing through the text

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Varying your tone of voice

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Using hand gestures

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Pausing at appropriate moments

Question 62

What is the main purpose of the 'repeated reading' technique?

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To practice reading aloud many times

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To memorize difficult words

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To improve comprehension

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To increase the number of books read

Question 63

True or False: Reading fluency is a skill that you cannot improve with practice.

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False

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True

Question 64

Which of these is not a part of reading fluency?

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Having good spelling

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Reading accurately

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Reading quickly

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Understanding what you read