With respect to oral reading errors, substitution of one meaningful word for another means:
a. The student will skip individual words or groups of words
b. The student inserts one or more words into the sentence being read.
c. The student replaces one or more words in the passage by one or more meaningful words
d. The student replaces one or more words in the passage by one or more meaningful words.
e. The student's pronunciation of a word bears so little resemblance to the proper pronunciation.
Question 2
With respect to oral reading errors, insertion of a word or groups of words means:
a. The student will skip individual words or groups of words
b. The student inserts one or more words into the sentence being read
c. The student replaces one or more words in the passage by one or more meaningful words.
d. The student replaces one or more words in the passage by one or more meaningful words.
e. The student's pronunciation of a word bears so little resemblance to the proper pronunciation.
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