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Language is governed by at least 5 parameters. Choose all the correct answers.
phonological
fantastical
syntactical
pragmatic
morphological
semantic
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speech delay, motor speech disorder, and speech errors are all...
phonological disorders
all of the above
articulation disorders
speech disorders
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child demonstrates phono patterns that are evident in normal development but are typically noted at an earlier age
consitstent phonological disorder
inconsistet phonological disorder
childhood apraxia of speech
articulation disorder
phonological delay
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What is an example of a rule within a language’s phonological system?
Idk
The phonology of Greek contains [ɣ] while English does not.
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Allophones are variations in phoneme realizations in phones that dont change the meaning of a word when in diff contexts
False
True
I wish i knew
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multiple errors are demonstrated for the same word
articulation disorder
inconsistet phonological disorder
consitstent phonological disorder
childhood apraxia of speech
phonological delay
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seen as a multi-deficit motor-speech disorder involving phonological planning, phonetic, & motor programming difficulty
phonological delay
inconsistet phonological disorder
consitstent phonological disorder
articulation disorder
childhood apraxia of speech
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Motor speech disorder is onset between 3 & 9 yrs of age, represented by substitutions & deletions may become age appropr
False
True
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Define articulation!
None of the above
a process that consists of two or more people sharing information
the study of the sound system of a langauge
The motor movements involved in the production of the speech sounds
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consistent use of some non-developmental error patterns, child may demonstrate atypical & idiosyncratic error patterns
inconsistet phonological disorder
childhood apraxia of speech
articulation disorder
phonological delay
consitstent phonological disorder
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Articulators are the structures that are important for forming speech sounds
False
True
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"I like ice cream" has correct ______ but "Ice cream I like" does not.
syntax
grammar
semantics
spelling
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inability to pronounce certain phones like s & r, child uses consistent substitution or distortion 4 the target sound
consitstent phonological disorder
articulation disorder
phonological delay
inconsistet phonological disorder
childhood apraxia of speech
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_ indicates oral, verbal communication that is so deviant from norm that its noticeable or interferes w/ communication
language disorder
communcation disorder
speech disorder
central auditory processing disorder
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Speech delay is onset between 3 & 9 yrs of age, represented by substitutions & deletions may become age appropriate
False
True
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articulation, fluency and voice are all parts of...
language
all of the above
communication
speech
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_____ is the study of the structure of words. It analyzes how words can be divided into smaller units called ______
Morphemes, morphemes
morphology, morphemes
morphology, morphology
Morphemes, morphology
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_ is the impairment to receive, send process & comprehend concepts, verbal, nonverbal, & graphic symbol systems
Language disorder
Communication disorder
Speech disorder
Hearing Impairment
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Which is NOT a minimal pair?
cat and sat
chain and train
nice and mice
right and sight
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phonemic inventory is the repertoire of ____ used by the child to differentiate meaning
phonemes
constraints
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Pragmatics also refers 2 flexibility 2 modify speech 4 diff listeners, facial exp, body gest, & word emphases
False
True
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What term is used for the description of the allowed combinations of phonemes in a particular language?
Phonotactics
Articulation
Communication
Phonology
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_ are the changes that occur in a phoneme when produced by speakers in differing contexts
allophones
all of the above
phonemes
phones
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_ is a subcategory of a speech disorder: atypical prod of phones by substitution, omissions, additions or distortions
articulation disorder
phonological disorder
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_ is the study of language used to communicate within various situational contexts, & things like convo skills
pragmatics
semantics
Morphology
syntax
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which is the expression of thoughts in spoken words/oral/verbal communication?
Speech
Language
All of the above
Communication
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Language is defined as.... (choose 2 )
... modes of thoughts and communication.
none of the above
none of the above
complex system of dynamic system of conventional symbols used in various...
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Learning articulatory skills is a developmental process of gradual acquisition of the ability to move the articulators
False
True
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Morphemes are the largest meaningful units of language.
True, they are the largest meaningful units of language
False, they are the smallest meaningful units of language
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_ results in difficulties w info processing auditory sigs that arent related 2 impaired sensitivity of auditory system
none of the above
all of the above
hearing impairment
central auditory processing disorder
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Which is a process that consists of two or more people sharing information that may not involve language?
Communication
Language
Speech
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_ : onset 6-9 yrs of age, speech sound distortion errors that occur primarily on s & r sounds
motor speech disorder
all of the above
speech errors
speech delay
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_ is a lang disorder that refers to the impaired comprehension of the sound system of a lang & rules of sound combos
phonological disorder
articulation disorder
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Impaired auditory sensitivity leads to a ___________ impairments
sleeping
writing
hearing
reading
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Communication disorder are further divided into _____ processing difficulties.
hearing
none of the above
all of the above
speech
language
central auditory
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Semantics includes the fact that certain words such as "bat" have more than one meaning
True
False
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Phones are also called
speech sounds
articulators
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_ the impaired comprehension & or use of spoken, written & or other symbol symbols
language disorder
communcation disorder
central auditory processing disorder
speech disorder
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Which describes a phoneme?
used in referenc to a particular language system
notation is within virgules
linguistic unit, and an abstractions
concrete, produced, transmitted, & perceived
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____ is the study of organizational rules denoting word, phrase, clause order & relationship between sentence elements
pragmatics
syntax
morphology
semantics
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____ is the study of linguistic meaning. Includes the meaning of words, phrases, and sentences.
semantics
morphology
pragmatics
syntax
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Define phonology!
all of the above
the study of the sound system of a langauge
a process that consists of two or more people sharing information
study of the arrangement, organization & rule system of vowels & consonants
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How is articulation different from phonology?
Artic has to do w/ how muscles of speech system are used to produce sounds
They're the same thing
This is not important for an SLP to know
Phonology is study of sound system rules involved in a particular language
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a lang disorder may involve 1 or more of the following area...
phonology, and morphology
none of the above
semantics, & pragmatics
phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, & pragmatics
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Speech disorders are divided into....
speech, language, hearing and central
articulation, fluency, & voice disorders
I do not know
articulation and voice disorders
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Motor speech disorder: 3-9 yrs of age, speech sound distort, deletions & substitutions that r NOT age approp after treat
True
False
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Individuals with hearing impairments are typically classified as either HARD OF HEARING or DEAF
True
False
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Which are examples of communication?
All of the above
Seeing Essential English, and American Sign Language
Twitter, Skype, and Texting
Smiling, waving, and raising eyebrows