Wisconsin FORT (Foundations of Reading) Practice Test

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What is the key goal of both reading and writing processes?

  1. Completion

  2. Constructing meaning

  3. Speed

  4. Vocabulary building

The correct answer is: Completion

The key goal of both reading and writing processes is not completion. Instead, the primary goal of these processes is to construct meaning. Reading and writing are essential skills that allow individuals to create and interpret meaning from text. By engaging in reading, individuals decode and comprehend written language, while writing allows individuals to convey their thoughts and ideas effectively. Together, these processes facilitate communication, expression, and the construction of meaning through language.

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