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haleyc112

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This test assesses overall writing, contrived writing and spontaneous writing.
 
  A. Gray Oral Reading Test-5
  B. Test of Reading Comprehension-4
  C. Test of Written Language-4
  D. Test of Written Spelling-5

Question 2

If a student's progress is steeper than the goal line, the teacher
 
  a) discontinues assessment
  b) moves up the goal date
  c) changes the instructional program
  d) moves on to a new curricular area



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Answer to Question 1

C.
Explanation: The Test of Written Language-4 assesses overall writing, contrived writing and spontaneous writing.

Answer to Question 2

B





 

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