Which of the following is the highest level at which a student can read satisfactorily yet be challenged to acquire new skills and strategies?
A) Reading capacity level
B) Frustration level
C) Instructional level
D) Independent level

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The instructional level is the highest level at which a student can read satisfactorily yet be challenged to acquire new skills and strategies. At this level, the text is not too easy, nor too difficult, but just right for the student's current abilities. This allows for growth and development in their reading skills. The other levels – reading capacity level, frustration level, and independent level – are not necessarily challenging enough for the student to acquire new skills and strategies.

Which of the Following Is the Highest Level at Which