Chapter 10 quiz SLP329 + Key Terms for Chapter 10

4. ________ is the ability to take the perspective of another person.

Metalinguistics is...

17. The primary conjunction used to link the sentences in narratives of young school-aged children is

the phrase "you know what" is an example of

19. Children do not comprehend some forms of passive sentences until about age ________.

6. The following are all forms of narration, EXCEPT

7. About ________ of the utterances are effective in a peer-to-peer conversation between young school-aged children.

20. By age ________, full adult stress and accent is acquired.

Kids pretending to be teacher and student while in school is an example of

8. The following are all components of story grammar EXCEPT

 “How do you feel about the situation” is an example of

Allows both the speaker and the listener to recognize that there are many dimensions and perspectives on any given topic

15. Figurative language includes all but which of the following?

Stories have a known & anticipated structure where the main character typically must overcome some problem/challenge.  

11. In terms of style-switching, children demonstrate which of the following with parents as compared to peers?

The definition of changes in sound production related to meaning changes is

10. Narratives characterized as reaction sequences consist of

14. Vocabulary size is highly influenced by ________.

The following is an example of Metaphoric Transparency

12. Which of the following is NOT true concerning the development of indirect requests?

13. During the school years, the child's definitions become

5. A recount is a form of narration in which the listener

18. The brain is nearly adult in size by age ________, but development is not complete.

16. The preschool years are the ________ for language development, as the brain is more plastic and capable of learning

3. A first grader has an expressive vocabulary of roughly

1. The early school years are characterized by growth in which of the following aspects of language?

consists of the elements in the story, such as plot, theme, setting, and resolution. 

A type of narrative that tells about the experience in which a child participated. observed, or read about

9. A narrative with the elements: Setting, Initiating Event or Internal Response & Direct consequence is best described

 2. A child is typically able to produce all elements of story grammar by age