Week 4 Quiz Study Guide: Preschool

Preschoolers from low SES backgrounds do not benefit from attending classes with children from mixed SES backgrounds.

Most children can not construct true narratives with a problem and a resolution until ~4 years.

"Grammaticality Judgment Tasks" include judgment about _____________ and _______________ of sentences.

Which of the following is an example of an allomorph?

_________ teaches the relationships between letters (graphemes) and sounds (phonemes)

A true narrative may not have an introduction, middle, and end.

Which set of interrogatives do children understand and use first?

Researchers use ___________ ____________ tasks to investigate various kinds of syntactic development.

Which of the following is NOT a grammatical morpheme?

_________ __________ relies heavily on itself to construct meaning.

A representative spontaneous language sample needs to be either reliable or valid.

Which one of the following is an example of "contextualized language?"

Which of the following is an example of a grammatical morpheme?

Familial SES continues to relate to children's language devleopment.

"Grammaticality Judgment Tasks" include judgment about _____________ and _______________ of sentences.

Learning to appropriately use derivational morphemes is an example of __________ development.

Children's early narratives may lack information on participants, time, and location relevant to the event(s).

Which of the following words contain a "derivational morpheme?"

Which of the following is an example of an abstract question word?

Personal narratives depict a fictional event.

The ability to view language as an object of attention is ___________ ___________.

Preschoolers acquire _______ words yearly.

Knowledge of allomorphs of the plural "-s" is evidence of development in which of the 5 language components?

If book reading is common in the household, children can show emerging alphabet knowledge in their first 3 years.

Children's ability to pick up new words after only a few exposures is known as ________ _____________.

_________ __________ is children's sensitivity to the sound units that make up speech.

Which of the following is an example of a concrete question word?

"Deictic terms, opposites, and locational prepositions are examples of __________ __________.

Fast mapping takes multiple exposures to a word over time, in many different contexts.

____________ are variants of a morpheme with the same meaning but different sounds.

Literacy abilities depend heavily on the oral language skills acquired in infancy and toddlerhood.

"Decontextualized Language" begins to emerge in the preschool period.

Most children can not construct true narratives with a problem and a resolution until ~4 years.

Fast/Slow mapping would be examples of development of which component of language?

Which of the following words do NOT contain an example of a "derivational morpheme?"

Most 2-year-olds can differentiate between their mental state and others'.

"Contextualized Language" begins in infancy and is used to talk about things in the immediate context.

Which of the following is NOT an example of a "relational term?"

Which one of these would be an example of "contextualized language?"

Children gradually refine representations of a word in ________ _____________.

_______ __________ skills acquired in infancy & toddlerhood can promote early (pre-)literacy abilities.

Despite a few on-going speech sound errors, preschoolers are highly (75% or higher) intelligible.

To make a ____-_______ __________, the child must decide whether a sentence is syntactically acceptable.

Another term for "inflectional morphemes" is ____________ ___________.

Fictional narratives depict an imaginary event.

Gliding and stopping are two phonological processes that may persist beyond 5 years of age.

"Decontextualized Language" begins in infancy and is used to talk about the "here and now."