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Chapter 10 AAC

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does AAC stand for?

a)

Audiological and Aided Communication

b)

Augmentative and Aided Communication

c)

Aided and Alternative Communication

d)

Augmentative and Alternative Communication

2.

Which is an example of a Low-Tech AAC?

a)

Sign Language

b)

Laminated Communication Picture Cards

c)

IPad with LAMP

d)

Gestures

3.

What is an example of no-tech AAC?

a)

Big Mac Button

b)

GoTalk20

c)

Sign Language

d)

Tobii Dynavox

4.

What is an example of High-Tech AAC?

a)

Sign Language

b)

iPad with LAMP

c)

Big Mac Button

d)

Picture Exchange System

5.

The use of AAC will reduce the likelihood of a child using verbal language

a)

True

b)

False

6.

What does SGDs stand for when discussing AAC?

a)

Special Guaranteed Device

b)

Symbol Graphic Device

c)

Speech Generating Device

d)

Supplemental Goal Device

7.

Which AAC option would provide the user with the most variety in words and phrases?

a)

Big Mac Button

b)

iPad with LAMP

c)

GoTalk20

d)

Laminated Communication

Board

8.

What is the term to describe something that stands for or represents a referent when using AAC?

a)

Symbol

b)

Iconicity

c)

Scanning

d)

Grid

9.

Which are examples of unaided AAC

a)

Picture Exchange Cards

b)

Body Language

c)

American Sign Language

d)

Photo Board

10.

AAC devices are only for people with language disorders not speech disorders

a)

True

b)

False