Question 1

Dysfluency or stuttering is classified as a

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A)  language disorder. 
B)  speech disorder. 
C)  language delay. 
D)  syntax disorder. 
E)  speech delay. 
A)  language disorder. 
B)  speech disorder. 
C)  language delay. 
D)  syntax disorder. 
E)  speech delay.

Question 2

Provide a definition for the term emergent literacy.

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Emergent literacy refers to the early st

Question 3

A child who says, "I pwayed a twick on you,"is demonstrating an articulation disorder characterized by

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A)  presuppositions. 
B)  substitutions. 
C)  omissions. 
D)  distortions. 
E)  additions. 
A)  presuppositions. 
B)  substitutions. 
C)  omissions. 
D)  distortions. 
E)  additions.

Question 4

Grammatical approaches to teaching language can be associated with

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A)  semantic deficits. 
B)  lisping. 
C)  a problem with pragmatics. 
D)  syntactic disorders. 
E)  articulation disorders. 
A)  semantic deficits. 
B)  lisping. 
C)  a problem with pragmatics. 
D)  syntactic disorders. 
E)  articulation disorders.

Question 5

A ___ ____ is a type of orofacial defect.

Accepted Answer

cleft pala

Question 6

Explain the difference(s) between assessing language problems as opposed to speech problems.

Accepted Answer

Assessing language problems involves eva

Question 7

The ability to produce sound is

Accepted Answer

A)  modulation. 
B)  articulation. 
C)  syntax. 
D)  vocalization. 
E)  pragmatics. 
A)  modulation. 
B)  articulation. 
C)  syntax. 
D)  vocalization. 
E)  pragmatics.

Question 8

Which of the following does NOT specifically refer to speech disorders?

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A)  articulation problems are often present 
B)  voice production may be disturbed 
C)  fluency may be affected 
D)  rapid stumbling speech with glaring omissions 
E)  syntactic and semantic problems are manifested 
A)  articulation problems are often present 
B)  voice production may be disturbed 
C)  fluency may be affected 
D)  rapid stumbling speech with glaring omissions 
E)  syntactic and semantic problems are manifested

Question 9

To improve Victor's visual, auditory, and motor skills, Jean Marc Gaspard Itard used an approach founded on ____ .

Accepted Answer

The answer of To improve Victor's visual, auditory, and motor...

Question 10

The French physician Jean Marc Gaspard Itard intervened with Victor because

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A)  he was superstitious about Bastille Day. 
B)  he was required to do so by the French government. 
C)  he wanted to prove that mental retardation was not open to environmental modification. 
D)  he was searching for a cure for mutism. 
E)  he believed that Victor was mentally retarded and could be humanized by appropriate environmental conditions. 
A)  he was superstitious about Bastille Day. 
B)  he was required to do so by the French government. 
C)  he wanted to prove that mental retardation was not open to environmental modification. 
D)  he was searching for a cure for mutism. 
E)  he believed that Victor was mentally retarded and could be humanized by appropriate environmental conditions.

Question 11

The term____ describes emotionally disturbed children who do not speak.

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The answer of The term____ describes emotionally disturbed children who...

Question 12

Michael is 10 years of age. He has always seemed to be lagging in speech and language development. However, it now appears that when compared to his peers, the problems are becoming more obvious. Michael omits sounds, substitutes his own words and sounds, and generally distorts pronunciations. It's likely that Michael suffers from

Accepted Answer

A)  cluttering. 
B)  mutism. 
C)  phonological difficulties. 
D)  dysfluency. 
E)  an articulation disorder. 
A)  cluttering. 
B)  mutism. 
C)  phonological difficulties. 
D)  dysfluency. 
E)  an articulation disorder.

Question 13

Chris is a first- born baby whose mother has nurtured him carefully. He has been cooing for some time, and is now starting to use some consonants. It's likely that Chris's age is

Accepted Answer

A)  9- 12 months. 
B)  18- 24 months. 
C)  6- 8 months. 
D)  3- 4 months. 
E)  12- 15 months. 
A)  9- 12 months. 
B)  18- 24 months. 
C)  6- 8 months. 
D)  3- 4 months. 
E)  12- 15 months.

Question 14

A Father says to his 16 month old son, "Get your shoe."If the child is following the stages of normal language development, he is likely to

Accepted Answer

A)  not understand the direction. 
B)  get his shoe. 
C)  ignore his father. 
D)  imitate the sentence in parrot fashion. 
E)  get a toy. 
A)  not understand the direction. 
B)  get his shoe. 
C)  ignore his father. 
D)  imitate the sentence in parrot fashion. 
E)  get a toy.

Question 15

Arthur has problems comprehending language. He probably has a receptive language defect.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Dysfluency or stuttering is classified as a

Provide a definition for the term emergent literacy.

A child who says, "I pwayed a twick on you,"is demonstrating an articulation disorder characterized by

Grammatical approaches to teaching language can be associated with

A _ __ is a type of orofacial defect.

Explain the difference(s) between assessing language problems as opposed to speech problems.

The ability to produce sound is

Which of the following does NOT specifically refer to speech disorders?

To improve Victor's visual, auditory, and motor skills, Jean Marc Gaspard Itard used an approach founded on ____ .

The French physician Jean Marc Gaspard Itard intervened with Victor because

The term____ describes emotionally disturbed children who do not speak.

Chris is a first- born baby whose mother has nurtured him carefully. He has been cooing for some time, and is now starting to use some consonants. It's likely that Chris's age is

A Father says to his 16 month old son, "Get your shoe."If the child is following the stages of normal language development, he is likely to

Arthur has problems comprehending language. He probably has a receptive language defect.

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Dysfluency or stuttering is classified as a

Provide a definition for the term emergent literacy.

A child who says, "I pwayed a twick on you,"is demonstrating an articulation disorder characterized by

Grammatical approaches to teaching language can be associated with

A ___ ____ is a type of orofacial defect.

Explain the difference(s) between assessing language problems as opposed to speech problems.

The ability to produce sound is

Which of the following does NOT specifically refer to speech disorders?

To improve Victor's visual, auditory, and motor skills, Jean Marc Gaspard Itard used an approach founded on ____ .

The French physician Jean Marc Gaspard Itard intervened with Victor because

The term____ describes emotionally disturbed children who do not speak.

Chris is a first- born baby whose mother has nurtured him carefully. He has been cooing for some time, and is now starting to use some consonants. It's likely that Chris's age is

A Father says to his 16 month old son, "Get your shoe."If the child is following the stages of normal language development, he is likely to

Arthur has problems comprehending language. He probably has a receptive language defect.

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A _ __ is a type of orofacial defect.