Wisconsin FORT (Foundations of Reading) Practice Test

Basal reading is the correct answer because it refers to an instructional method that uses a set of grade-leveled textbooks designed to teach reading through either a code-emphasis approach or a meaning-emphasis approach. Basal reading programs typically provide a structured progression of reading materials that help students develop their reading skills systematically.

The other options are not correct because:

- Exclusion Brainstorming is not a recognized instructional method in the context of teaching reading.

- Cloze Procedure is a technique used to assess comprehension by having students fill in the blanks in a passage, not an instructional method involving textbooks.

- Interactive Reading involves students engaging with texts through discussion, questioning, and other interactive activities, but it is not specifically focused on using a series of textbooks for instruction.