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RIC
RICA SUB
RICA SUBTEST 3 EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
CORRECT VERIFIED SOLUTIONS 100%
GUARANTEED PASS (2025/2026)
Data from the previous year's state assessment reveals that twenty-four
students in a class have successfully met all fluency objectives for their
grade level, while three have not. Based on this information, the teacher
should: - ANS ✓conduct an entry-level reading assessment, then based on the
results, progress to whole-class instruction in comprehension while using small
groups and individual instruction to provide additional targeted support to the
three students.
Standardized assessments can be best defined as: - ANS ✓tests which use a
consistent question and grading style that allows large groups of students to be
compared.
In the beginning of the year, a fourth-grade teacher received the
standardized test results for his class. The data displayed that 72% of his
students scored below basic in the area of reading comprehension. The
most effective step the teacher should take before implementing
instruction is: - ANS ✓provide students with an entry-level assessment in order
to determine the strengths and weaknesses each student has in the area of
reading.
Which of the following assessments would elicit the least useful data for a
classroom teacher to consider in their lesson planning? - ANS ✓National
Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP)
Prior to administering a standardized test to a student with a learning
disability, it is imperative that the teacher thoroughly reads the student's
