CAASPP Speaking and Listening Flashcards
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Which skill is most important when a student is asked to collaborate with peers during a CAASPP-aligned speaking and listening task?
Answer: Actively listening and responding to others' ideas
Active listening and responding to peers' ideas is central to California's speaking and listening standards assessed through CAASPP-aligned tasks.
A student is presenting an argument to the class. According to California ELA standards, what should the student do to make the presentation most effective?
Answer: Use relevant evidence and clear reasoning to support claims
Effective presentations require supporting claims with relevant evidence and clear logical reasoning, per California's grade-level speaking standards.
During a class discussion about a text, a student says, 'I agree with Maria's point, and I want to add that…'. What does this response demonstrate?
Answer: Building on a classmate's contribution
Building on a classmate's idea shows the collaborative discussion skills emphasized in California's speaking and listening standards.
Which type of language is most appropriate when delivering a formal presentation in a CAASPP performance task context?
Answer: Formal English and domain-specific vocabulary
Formal presentations require standard English and content-specific vocabulary as outlined in California's speaking and listening standards.
A student listens to a speaker and then summarizes the main points accurately. Which standard does this behavior reflect?
Answer: Comprehension and collaboration through active listening
Accurately summarizing a speaker's main points demonstrates comprehension and collaboration skills from California's listening standards.
What is the purpose of asking clarifying questions during a class discussion as assessed by CAASPP performance tasks?
Answer: To deepen understanding and gather more information
Clarifying questions help deepen comprehension and are a key indicator of engaged listening in California's collaborative discussion standards.