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WorksheetsStuttering Facts!
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 19mins
Which of these body parts help with producing speech?
Lips
Tongue
Lungs
Brain
All the above and more!
What percentage of people in the world stutter?
1%
3%
7%
20%
What is the best way to improve stuttering?
Avoid talking to people you stutter around
Improve your attitude about stuttering and speaking
Practice everything you stutter 10 times right away before continuing your conversation
Go to speech everyday
What gender typically stutter less?
Boys
Girls
Do people choose to stutter?
Yes, they do
No, it just happens and they can't do anything about it
No, but they can learn to control it
Repetition means repeating sounds or words.
True
False
A block is a type of stutter when you __________.
Get stuck and can't keep talking.
Repeat part of a word
Repeat all of a word
Repeat a few words
Stretch out a word or sound
A prolongation is a type of stutter when you __________.
Get stuck and can't keep talking.
Repeat part of a word
Repeat all of a word
Repeat a few words
Stretch out a word or sound
A phrase repetition is a type of stutter when you __________.
Get stuck and can't keep talking.
Repeat part of a word
Repeat all of a word
Repeat a few words
Stretch out a word or sound
A part word repetition is a type of stutter when you __________.
Get stuck and can't keep talking.
Repeat part of a word
Repeat all of a word
Repeat a few words
Stretch out a word or sound
A whole word repetition is a type of stutter when you __________.
Get stuck and can't keep talking.
Repeat part of a word
Repeat all of a word
Repeat a few words
Stretch out a word or sound
The types of repetitions are:
Phrase
Part word
Whole word
All of these
Our brain controls how we speak.
True
False
What is the definition of stuttering?
inability to perform particular purposive actions
a communication disorder in which the flow of speech is broken by repetition, prolongations, or abnormal stoppages/ blocks of sound and syllables
difficult or unclear articulation of speech that is otherwise linguistically normal
speaking in a different language
Boys are ________ times as likely to stutter as girls
2 to 3
3 to 4
5 to 6
Stuttering is also referred to as?
Slurring
Stammering
Spitting
Slipping
Light contact, easy onset and breathing are …….......……..for fluency.
Strategies
Flow
Revisions
Can stuttering come and go?
Yes
No
An Interjection is...
Using a different word than you meant to say
Using filler words to avoid saying words or sounds
Using fluency strategies to produce fluent speech
A ________ is when a person who stutters changes their spoken words to avoid stuttering.
interjection
reverse
revision
Why is humor important as a person who stutters?
It is scary
It is therapeutic
It creates a friendlier connection
It is helpful
It clarifies what happened to the listener
Everyone knows what stuttering is.
True
False
Stutterers should focus on their type of stutter and physical behaviors and NOT on their thoughts or feelings towards stuttering
True
False
