Which approach emphasizes practicing a text multiple times to eliminate errors?

• A. Choral Reading
• B. Repeated Reading
• C. Morphology
• D. Plot Pyramid

Answer: (B)

Repeated Reading builds fluency by having a student practice a passage multiple times until accuracy and speed improve and errors decrease. The key idea is to read the same text again and again, often with guidance or feedback, so decoding becomes automatic and reading becomes smoother. This targeted, repeated practice directly reduces misreads and hesitations, which is how errors are eliminated.

Choral Reading involves reading aloud with others, which supports fluency in a group setting but doesn’t focus on an individual’s repeated practice to reduce errors. Morphology is about understanding word parts like prefixes, roots, and suffixes to decode and comprehend words, not about re-reading the same text to cut errors. Plot Pyramid is a tool for analyzing or organizing a story’s structure, not a strategy for practicing text to improve accuracy.