Intro to CSD Quiz 9

Which is an example of an articulator?

• tongue

• syllable

• thrust

• fricative

Apraxia and dysarthria are examples of which type of disorder?

• motor-speech

• phonological

• developmental

• functional

Which is the most commonly-used system to represent the phonemes of the world’s languages?

• articulatory phonetics

• phoneme contrast system

• international phonetic alphabet

• articulatory categorization

Which describes the classification of speech sounds based on what the articulators are doing when the sound is produced?

• articulatory phonetics

• phoneme contrast system

• international phonetic alphabet

• articulatory categorization

Which is NOT an articulatory feature that each vowel is characterized by?

• height

• place

• roundness

• frontness

When are the first group of phonemes (Early 8) typically mastered by a typically developing child?

• 2 years of age

• 3 years of age

• 5 years of age

• 8 years of age

When discussing context, or the physical environment in which a sound is produced, which is NOT something that is necessary to consider?

• how individual sounds are used

• how sounds are used in syllables

• how sounds are used in words

• how sounds are used within sentences

When a child makes the “error” of substituting “lellow” or yellow, this is attributable to what?

• coarticulation

• normalization

• assimilation

• dyslexia

What age do typically developing children realize the phonemic structure of spoken language- that words and syllables can be broken into phonemes?

• 1-2 years

• birth

• 3-4 years

• 5-6 years

Sammy represents seven different phonemes as /d/. This is an example of which of the following?

• small phonemic inventory

• phonemic collapse

• persisting error

• coarticulation