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jazziefee

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The TWS-5 is a _______ assessment measures:
 
  a. Reading
  b. Reading comprehension
  c. Spelling
  d. Mathematics

Question 2

_________ assesses a student's ability to understand what he or she is reading.
 
  a. Reading decoding
  b. Spelling
  c. Reading comprehension
  d. Oral reading



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

c



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