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A child's oral vocabulary is closely related to
 
  a. his printing ability and scholarship.
 b. reading comprehension and ease in learning to read.
  c. creativity and motivation.
 d. attention span and distractibility.

Question 2

The best predictor of a child's first year reading achievement is
 
  a. coming from a family that reads.
 b. knowing all the letter sounds in preschool.
 c. how much drawing he has done in preschool.
  d. a preschooler's alphabet letter knowledge.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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