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pepyto

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Where might you look to locate an appropriate passage for a traditional reading comprehension assessment for a fifth grade class?
 
  a. Look in a book you have read to students during after-lunch rest time.
  b. Look in a fifth-grade level book that your students have not read.
  c. Ask some students what library books they have read that they liked.

Question 2

Which of the following would be the most suitable assessment target for a multifocus affective inventory?
 
  A. Students' ability to write a persuasive essay
  B. Students' interests in different subjects
  C. Students' skill in solving complex geometric problems
  D. Students' abilities to perform routine physical skills such as ball-tossing and ball-catching



bfulkerson77

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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

B



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