AZELLA AZELLA Word Analysis and Spelling 2

Question 1

Which of the following words contains a Latin root that English language learners might study for AZELLA word analysis?

Accepted Answer

portable (from Latin 'portare,' meaning to carry)

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the

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and

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is

Question 2

What spelling skill is demonstrated when a student correctly adds '-ed' to the verb 'stop' to form 'stopped'?

Accepted Answer

Understanding consonant doubling rules in English spelling

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Vocabulary memorization

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Identifying figurative language

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Analyzing a reading passage for main idea

Question 3

In AZELLA word analysis, what is the function of a suffix?

Accepted Answer

It is added to the end of a base word to change its meaning or grammatical role

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It always comes at the beginning of a word to reverse its meaning

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It replaces the base word entirely with a new word

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It is only used in mathematics vocabulary

Question 4

How might recognizing the Greek root 'bio' (meaning life) help an ELL student on the AZELLA?

Accepted Answer

It would help them understand words like biology, biography, and antibiotic

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It would help them answer arithmetic problems more quickly

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It would help them identify which sentences use passive voice

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It would help them write a persuasive essay

Question 5

Which AZELLA skill area benefits most directly from strong word analysis ability?

Accepted Answer

Reading comprehension of academic texts

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Handwriting and penmanship

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Physical education performance

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Mathematical computation

Question 6

What does it mean when a student can identify 'dis-' as a prefix meaning 'not' or 'opposite of'?

Accepted Answer

The student has morphological awareness, which helps decode words like 'disagree' and 'disconnect'

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The student has memorized the dictionary definition of the word 'dis'

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The student can only recognize the prefix in spoken language, not in writing

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The student knows only informal uses of the prefix