What is the term for the rules that govern how phonemes are combined to make words?

• Phonology

• Articulation

• Speech Delay

• Speech Disorder

Which of the following is the ability to produce sounds in sequence by moving the articulators?

• Phonology

• Articulation

• Speech Delay

• Speech Disorder

Which type of speech disorder is more pattern related and involves rule-based errors?

• Phonology Disorder

• Articulation Disorder

• Speech Delay

• Speech Disorder

Which type of speech disorder involves difficulty producing the sounds and sound sequences of their language?

• Phonology Disorder

• Articulation Disorder

• Speech Delay

• Speech Disorder

What is the term for a speech disorder where the cause of difference from typically developing speech development patterns cannot be determined?

• Functional Speech Delay

• Organic Speech Disorder

• Phonological Disorder

• Articulation Disorder

Which type of speech disorder has a known etiology?

• Functional Speech Delay

• Organic Speech Disorder

• Phonological Disorder

• Articulation Disorder

What is the degree of speech delay where the child has difficulty producing a 1-3 sounds

• Mild

• Moderate

• Severe

• None of the above

Which assessment method involves playing with the child and using developmentally appropriate materials while analyzing the child's ability to produce consonants, vowels, and speech sound sequences?

• Spontaneous Speech Sample

• Articulation Test

• Oral-peripheral examination

• Oral Mech Exam

Which treatment approach focuses on motor practices with feedback and attention to how the body is used to produce sounds?

• Articulation approaches

• Phonological approaches

• Early Intervention

• School Setting

In which setting does treatment for speech sound disorders take place in hospitals or community clinics?

• Early Intervention

• School Setting

• Medical Setting

• None of the above