Arkansas Foundations of Reading Test (FORT)

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What are some important components of print concepts for young readers?

Memorizing the entire text
Recognizing common punctuation marks
Only focusing on pictures
Understanding narrative style

The correct answer is: Memorizing the entire text

Memorizing the entire text is not a feasible or necessary component of print concepts for young readers. Print concepts involve understanding how print works, including recognizing letters, words, spaces, and punctuation marks. Recognizing common punctuation marks, such as periods, question marks, and exclamation points, is a crucial component of print concepts as they help young readers understand the structure and meaning of a text. Only focusing on pictures neglects the crucial role of written text, and understanding narrative style, though important for comprehension, is not a foundational print concept for young readers.