Wisconsin FORT (Foundations of Reading) Practice Test

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Prepare for the Wisconsin Foundations of Reading Test with comprehensive resources and study materials. Enhance your understanding of reading foundations through engaging quizzes and multiple-choice questions designed to clarify key concepts and boost your confidence for exam day.

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Which activity contributes to vocabulary growth?

Reading
Typing
Gazing
Watching TV

The correct answer is: Reading

Reading is an activity that contributes to vocabulary growth because it exposes an individual to new words and their usage in various contexts. Reading also enhances reading comprehension, which enables one to understand the meaning of unfamiliar words. On the other hand, typing, gazing, and watching TV do not actively engage the individual in building their vocabulary and may not introduce new words or enhance comprehension as effectively as reading does. Therefore, they are not considered as effective activities for vocabulary growth.