1 When a child has to spend too much effort concentrating on decoding, comprehension is likely to be impaired.
	1. true
	2. false




	2 A child who reads fluently is likely to understand what is being read.
	1. true
	2. not necessarily




	3 A child who does not read fluently probably doesn't understand the material.
	1. true
	2. not necessarily




	4 Which of the following might help a child gain fluency in reading?
	1. Record the child and play it back.
	2. Ask the child to reread something just read and understood, aiming for greater fluency.
	3. Ask the child to spend time between tutoring sessions reading to someone who does not read as well.
	4. Make a game in which points are awarded for the number of words read consecutively without error.
	5. Yell whenever a mistake is made and reread till perfect.