Dr. Morton Quiz 2

Which of the following in an expected error pattern?

• Backing of alveolars to velars

• fricatives replacing stops

• glottal replacement of oral consonants

• Final consonant deletion

True or False According to Dodd, if we see consistent production of one type of atypical error pattern, this is considered a delay

• True

• False

Answer explanation

If an atypical error pattern is produced, this is a disorder not a delay.

According to Dodd, pproximately 81-______% of all phonologically based speech sound disorders cases faill into the delay category.

• 89

• 95

• 82

• 92

True or False: /hag/ for /dog/ is an expected error pattern

• True

• False

Answer explanation

Sound preference of initial consonat for h is an atypical pattern.

True or False: /gat/ for /dat/ is an atypical error.

• True

• False

Answer explanation

This is backing of alveolar to velar.

True of False: /at/ for /kat/ is an atpical error.

• True

• False

Answer explanation

This is inital consonant deletion, which is an atypical error

True or false: /tu/ for /tudeI/ (today) is a typical error.

• True

• False

Answer explanation

This is stressed syllable deletion, which is atypical error.

True or False: "choe" for "toes" is a typical error

• True

• False

Answer explanation

This is affrication for the "t" so that is an atypical error.

True or False: atypical errors almost always occur without typical errors.

• True

• False

Answer explanation

Atypical errors almost always occur with typical errors.

True or False: Articulation has to do with the motoric production aspects of speech sounds. This is the placing, coordination, and timing of the articulators. With articulation, phonemes are produced.

• True

• False

Answer explanation

It has to do with the phones not phonemes. All the rest is true.