Which practice repeats the same text until errors are eliminated?

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

Answer: (C)

Repeated Reading is a fluency-building approach where the same passage is read multiple times until accuracy improves and errors are eliminated. By rereading a familiar text, students recognize words automatically, lowering cognitive load and allowing smoother, faster reading with better expressive phrasing. Teachers monitor progress, offer feedback, and may set timing or fluency goals, helping move students from decoding toward confident, fluent reading. The other terms relate to word structure (morphology and morphemes) or to story structure (plot pyramid) and do not describe this practice aimed at improving reading fluency through repeated practice.