T Level Education Language Development

What is speech?

• The ability to physically produce individual sounds related to a specific language.

• The sharing of information either by speaking, writing, or using non-verbal cues.

• A human form of communication that is either spoken or written.

• The use of gestures to communicate.

What does speech include?

• Only written words.

• Sounds or a combination of sounds that have a meaning.

• Non-verbal cues.

• Only gestures.

What is language?

• A form of non-verbal communication.

• A human form of speech, which is either spoken or written.

• The use of gestures to communicate.

• Only written communication.

What is the most common system of communication?

• Gestures

• Non-verbal cues

• Language

• Written symbols

What is communication?

• The ability to produce sounds.

• The sharing of information either by speaking, writing, or using non-verbal cues.

• The use of written symbols.

• Only verbal interaction.

How do people use communication?

• To express their thoughts and wishes to individuals and groups.

• To produce sounds.

• To write symbols.

• To create gestures.

What is the ability to hear, focus, and pay attention called?

• Speaking

• Listening

• Writing

• Reading

What is verbal communication?

• Using body language to convey messages

• Using written words to exchange information

• Using speech or spoken word to exchange information, emotions, and thoughts

• Using facial expressions to communicate

What is non-verbal communication?

• Using speech to convey messages

• Using written words to exchange information

• Conveying and exchanging messages without the use of spoken words

• Using sign language to communicate

What is receptive language?

• The ability to understand and gain meaning from spoken or written words.

• The ability to put thoughts and feelings into words and sentences.

• The ability to speak fluently.

• The ability to write complex sentences.