Question 1

Speechreading is only practiced by people with hearing impairment.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Which of the following variables appears to have predictive power regarding a person's lipreading ability?

Accepted Answer

A)  age 
B)  socioeconomic status 
C)  presence of acquired hearing loss 
D)  duration of acquired hearing loss 
A)  age 
B)  socioeconomic status 
C)  presence of acquired hearing loss 
D)  duration of acquired hearing loss

Question 3

Words that are more visible on the face tend to begin with consonant sounds such as:

Accepted Answer

A)  /b/ and /w/ 
B)  /k/ and /t/ 
C)  /g/ and /d/ 
D)  /t/ and /b/ 
A)  /b/ and /w/ 
B)  /k/ and /t/ 
C)  /g/ and /d/ 
D)  /t/ and /b/

Question 4

People who are most dependent on the visual signal for speech communication are those who have only a minimum of residual hearing.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Match each description with its term :
-responsible for temporarily storing visual information

Accepted Answer

A)  functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) 
B)  auditory cortex 
C)  spatial working memory 
D)  processing speed 
E)  coarticulation
F) visemes
G) homophenes
H) audiovisual integration
I) ventriloquism illusion
J) crossmodal enhancement 
A)  functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) 
B)  auditory cortex 
C)  spatial working memory 
D)  processing speed 
E)  coarticulation
F) visemes
G) homophenes
H) audiovisual integration
I) ventriloquism illusion
J) crossmodal enhancement

Question 6

List five of the Alexander Graham Bell Association for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing's recommendations for practicing speechreading.

Accepted Answer

Any five of the following answers are ac

Question 7

List three of the cognitive skills that may predict lipreading.

Accepted Answer

Any three of the following ans

Question 8

Match each description with its term :
-the act of lagging a talker by a few words, mouthing or speaking the words with a normal speaking rate and good enunciation

Accepted Answer

A)  high frequency of usage 
B)  low frequency of usage 
C)  visual lexical neighborhoods 
D)  fundamental frequency 
E)  clear speech
F) favorable seating
G) luminance
H) speechreading enhancement
I) mimetic
J) kinesthetic
K) oral interpreter
L) oral transliteration 
A)  high frequency of usage 
B)  low frequency of usage 
C)  visual lexical neighborhoods 
D)  fundamental frequency 
E)  clear speech
F) favorable seating
G) luminance
H) speechreading enhancement
I) mimetic
J) kinesthetic
K) oral interpreter
L) oral transliteration

Question 9

Match each description with its term :
-the intensity of light per unit area of the source

Accepted Answer

A)  high frequency of usage 
B)  low frequency of usage 
C)  visual lexical neighborhoods 
D)  fundamental frequency 
E)  clear speech
F) favorable seating
G) luminance
H) speechreading enhancement
I) mimetic
J) kinesthetic
K) oral interpreter
L) oral transliteration 
A)  high frequency of usage 
B)  low frequency of usage 
C)  visual lexical neighborhoods 
D)  fundamental frequency 
E)  clear speech
F) favorable seating
G) luminance
H) speechreading enhancement
I) mimetic
J) kinesthetic
K) oral interpreter
L) oral transliteration

Question 10

List five common sources of background noise in the home.

Accepted Answer

Any five of the following answers are ac

Question 11

Match each description with its term :
-includes being close enough to see the talker's lip movements and being able to see the talker full-face rather than in profile

Accepted Answer

A)  high frequency of usage 
B)  low frequency of usage 
C)  visual lexical neighborhoods 
D)  fundamental frequency 
E)  clear speech
F) favorable seating
G) luminance
H) speechreading enhancement
I) mimetic
J) kinesthetic
K) oral interpreter
L) oral transliteration 
A)  high frequency of usage 
B)  low frequency of usage 
C)  visual lexical neighborhoods 
D)  fundamental frequency 
E)  clear speech
F) favorable seating
G) luminance
H) speechreading enhancement
I) mimetic
J) kinesthetic
K) oral interpreter
L) oral transliteration

Question 12

What are the five features of the Nitchie method of speechreading training?

Accepted Answer

The five features of the Nitchie method

Question 13

What are the four factors that influence the speechreading process?

Accepted Answer

These four factors include:
Th

Question 14

Match each description with its term :
-occurs when a ventriloquist induces the perception of speech as coming from a puppet's mouth by moving the puppet in synchrony with the sound

Accepted Answer

A)  functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) 
B)  auditory cortex 
C)  spatial working memory 
D)  processing speed 
E)  coarticulation
F) visemes
G) homophenes
H) audiovisual integration
I) ventriloquism illusion
J) crossmodal enhancement 
A)  functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) 
B)  auditory cortex 
C)  spatial working memory 
D)  processing speed 
E)  coarticulation
F) visemes
G) homophenes
H) audiovisual integration
I) ventriloquism illusion
J) crossmodal enhancement

Question 15

Match each description with its term :
-groups of words that look alike on the face and have approximately the same frequency of occurrence

Accepted Answer

A)  high frequency of usage 
B)  low frequency of usage 
C)  visual lexical neighborhoods 
D)  fundamental frequency 
E)  clear speech
F) favorable seating
G) luminance
H) speechreading enhancement
I) mimetic
J) kinesthetic
K) oral interpreter
L) oral transliteration 
A)  high frequency of usage 
B)  low frequency of usage 
C)  visual lexical neighborhoods 
D)  fundamental frequency 
E)  clear speech
F) favorable seating
G) luminance
H) speechreading enhancement
I) mimetic
J) kinesthetic
K) oral interpreter
L) oral transliteration

Question 16

Match each description with its term :
-groups of speech sounds that appear identical on the lips

Accepted Answer

A)  functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) 
B)  auditory cortex 
C)  spatial working memory 
D)  processing speed 
E)  coarticulation
F) visemes
G) homophenes
H) audiovisual integration
I) ventriloquism illusion
J) crossmodal enhancement 
A)  functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) 
B)  auditory cortex 
C)  spatial working memory 
D)  processing speed 
E)  coarticulation
F) visemes
G) homophenes
H) audiovisual integration
I) ventriloquism illusion
J) crossmodal enhancement

Question 17

Match each description with its term :
-computed by comparing a patient's speech recognition score in a vision-only condition to the score obtained in an audition-plus-vision condition

Accepted Answer

A)  high frequency of usage 
B)  low frequency of usage 
C)  visual lexical neighborhoods 
D)  fundamental frequency 
E)  clear speech
F) favorable seating
G) luminance
H) speechreading enhancement
I) mimetic
J) kinesthetic
K) oral interpreter
L) oral transliteration 
A)  high frequency of usage 
B)  low frequency of usage 
C)  visual lexical neighborhoods 
D)  fundamental frequency 
E)  clear speech
F) favorable seating
G) luminance
H) speechreading enhancement
I) mimetic
J) kinesthetic
K) oral interpreter
L) oral transliteration

Question 18

Which talker behavior makes speechreading easier?

Accepted Answer

A)  shouting 
B)  speaking rapidly 
C)  using body language while speaking 
D)  smiling and talking simultaneously 
A)  shouting 
B)  speaking rapidly 
C)  using body language while speaking 
D)  smiling and talking simultaneously

Question 19

Speechreading enhancement is sometimes referred to as ________ .

Accepted Answer

auditory e

Question 20

What is the difference between lipreading and speechreading?

Accepted Answer

When lipreading, a person relies only on

Speechreading is only practiced by people with hearing impairment.

Which of the following variables appears to have predictive power regarding a person's lipreading ability?

Words that are more visible on the face tend to begin with consonant sounds such as:

People who are most dependent on the visual signal for speech communication are those who have only a minimum of residual hearing.

Match each description with its term : -responsible for temporarily storing visual information

List five of the Alexander Graham Bell Association for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing's recommendations for practicing speechreading.

List three of the cognitive skills that may predict lipreading.

Match each description with its term : -the act of lagging a talker by a few words, mouthing or speaking the words with a normal speaking rate and good enunciation

Match each description with its term : -the intensity of light per unit area of the source

List five common sources of background noise in the home.

Match each description with its term : -includes being close enough to see the talker's lip movements and being able to see the talker full-face rather than in profile

What are the five features of the Nitchie method of speechreading training?

What are the four factors that influence the speechreading process?

Match each description with its term : -occurs when a ventriloquist induces the perception of speech as coming from a puppet's mouth by moving the puppet in synchrony with the sound

Match each description with its term : -groups of words that look alike on the face and have approximately the same frequency of occurrence

Match each description with its term : -groups of speech sounds that appear identical on the lips

Match each description with its term : -computed by comparing a patient's speech recognition score in a vision-only condition to the score obtained in an audition-plus-vision condition

Which talker behavior makes speechreading easier?

Speechreading enhancement is sometimes referred to as ________ .

What is the difference between lipreading and speechreading?

Introduction

Adults Who Have Hearing Loss

Assessing Hearing Acuity and Speech Recognition

Listening Devices and Related Technology

Auditory-Only and Auditory Training for Adults

Communication Strategies and Conversational Styles

Assessment of Conversational Fluency and Communication Difficulties

Communication Strategies Training

Counseling, Psychosocial Support, and Assertiveness Training

Aural Rehabilitation Plans for Adults

Aural Rehabilitation Plans for Older Adults

Detection and Confirmation of Hearing Loss in Children

Infants and Toddlers

School-Age Children

Auditory and Speechreading Training for Children

Speech, Language, and Literacy

Filters

Exam 6: Audiovisual Speech Perception and Speechreading Training for Adults

Speechreading is only practiced by people with hearing impairment.

Which of the following variables appears to have predictive power regarding a person's lipreading ability?

Words that are more visible on the face tend to begin with consonant sounds such as:

People who are most dependent on the visual signal for speech communication are those who have only a minimum of residual hearing.

Match each description with its term : -responsible for temporarily storing visual information

List five of the Alexander Graham Bell Association for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing's recommendations for practicing speechreading.

List three of the cognitive skills that may predict lipreading.

Match each description with its term : -the act of lagging a talker by a few words, mouthing or speaking the words with a normal speaking rate and good enunciation

Match each description with its term : -the intensity of light per unit area of the source

List five common sources of background noise in the home.

Match each description with its term : -includes being close enough to see the talker's lip movements and being able to see the talker full-face rather than in profile

What are the five features of the Nitchie method of speechreading training?

What are the four factors that influence the speechreading process?

Match each description with its term : -occurs when a ventriloquist induces the perception of speech as coming from a puppet's mouth by moving the puppet in synchrony with the sound

Match each description with its term : -groups of words that look alike on the face and have approximately the same frequency of occurrence

Match each description with its term : -groups of speech sounds that appear identical on the lips

Match each description with its term : -computed by comparing a patient's speech recognition score in a vision-only condition to the score obtained in an audition-plus-vision condition

Which talker behavior makes speechreading easier?

Speechreading enhancement is sometimes referred to as ________ .

What is the difference between lipreading and speechreading?

Introduction

Adults Who Have Hearing Loss

Assessing Hearing Acuity and Speech Recognition

Listening Devices and Related Technology

Auditory-Only and Auditory Training for Adults

Communication Strategies and Conversational Styles

Assessment of Conversational Fluency and Communication Difficulties

Communication Strategies Training

Counseling, Psychosocial Support, and Assertiveness Training

Aural Rehabilitation Plans for Adults

Aural Rehabilitation Plans for Older Adults

Detection and Confirmation of Hearing Loss in Children

Infants and Toddlers

School-Age Children

Auditory and Speechreading Training for Children

Speech, Language, and Literacy

Filters