#RA-2253Read AloudCore & AcademicHard
Dreams
Official Question Material
Prep: 30-40 Seconds
Dreaming happens mostly (though not always exclusively) during rapid eye movement sleep. During this sleep stage, brain activity looks similar to that in a waking brain, with some very important differences. Key among them: during REM sleep, the areas of the brain that transfer memories into long term storage as well as the long term storage areas themselves are relatively deactivated.
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Pearson Official Scoring Guide for Read Aloud
Scored Enabling Skills
- Reading (Content)
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Timing Standard
Response Window: 35-40 Seconds
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