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Measures of oral reading fluency have been criticized primarily because
 
  a. oral fluency has almost no relationship to automatic word recognition
  b. they often lead to instruction emphasizing speed, not comprehension
  c. they have no relationship to any credible account of skilled reading
  d. they aren't affected by reader goals and knowledge

Question 2

Primary grade children in the US spend most of their time reading
 
  a. phonetically regular materials
  b. narratives
  c. informational texts
  d. vocabulary lists



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

b



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