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CogNeuro Quiz

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 22mins

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Class
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1.

Which of the following correctly represents the types of aphasia, according to Wernicke-Lichtheum model?

a)

B- Broca's aphasia; A- Wernicke's aphasia; M- Cognitive deficits; 3- Transcortical motor aphasia; 4- transcortical sensory aphasia; 6- Conduction aphasia

b)

B- Cognitive deficits; A- Wernicke's aphasia; M- Broca's aphasia; 3- Conduction aphasia; 4- Transcortical motor aphasia; 6- transcortical sensory aphasia

c)

B- Cognitive deficits; A- Broca's aphasia; M- Wernicke's aphasia; 3- Conduction aphasia; 4-transcortical sensory aphasia; 6- Transcortical motor aphasia

d)

B- Cognitive deficits; A- Wernicke's aphasia; M- Broca's aphasia; 3- Conduction aphasia; 4-transcortical sensory aphasia; 6- Transcortical motor aphasia

e)

B- Cognitive deficits; A- Broca's aphasia; M- Wernicke's aphasia; 3- Conduction aphasia; 4-Transcortical motor aphasia; 6-Transcortical sensory aphasia

2.

The four language modalities represented in the Cognitive Neuropsychological model (CogNeuro model; Patternson and Shewell, 1987) are,

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3.

A lesion in the arcuate fasciculus will result in,

(select all correct answers)

a)

Difficulties of motor planning

b)

Difficulties in comprehending spoken word

c)

Difficulties in repetition

d)

Difficulties in comprehending read word

e)

Inability to self -correct spoken language errors

4.

brodmann's areas 17, 18 and 19 are needed for,

a)

Expressive language

b)

Understanding heard word/ Receptive language

(comprehension)

c)

Reading a word

d)

Writing a word

e)

Repeating a word

5.

Draw and label the cognitive Neuropsychological model (Patterson and Shewell,1987)

Include,

(a) All boxes and arrows

(b) The 4 sub lexical routes

(c) The 4 modalities

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6.

The store of an auditory-presented word is known as,

a)

Auditory phonological Analysis

b)

Phonological Input lexicon

c)

Phonological output lexicon

d)

Phonological output Buffer

e)

Graphemic output buffer

7.

The storage of graphemic representations (letters) for re-producing (expression) is known as,

a)

Visual orthographic analysis

b)

Phonological input lexicon

c)

Auditory Phonological Analysis

d)

Phonological output buffer

e)

Graphemic output buffer

8.

The three (03) functions performed at the level of the Visual orthographic analysis (VOA) are,

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9.

APA -> PIL -> POL -> POB

The task used to test the above route is,

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10.

A store of visual word recognition is known as,

a)

Orthographic Input Lexicon (OIL)

b)

Phonological Input Lexicon (PIL)

c)

Orthographic Output Lexicon (OOL)

d)

Phonological Output Lexicon (POL)

e)

Graphemic Output Buffer (GOB)

11.

The route tested by a read aloud (a word of known meaning) task is,

a)

VOA-> OIL -> OOL -> GOB

b)

VOA-> Orthographic to graphemic conversion -> GOB

c)

VOA-> OIL -> SS -> POL -> POB

d)

VOA-> OIL -> POL -> POB

e)

APA-> PIL -> SS -> POL -> POB

12.

The sublexcial route tested in a (non word) repetition task is the,

a)

Phonological to graphemic conversion

b)

Orthographic to graphemic conversion

c)

Phonological input to output conversion

d)

Phonological output to input conversion

e)

Orthographic to phonological conversion

13.

The sublexcial route tested in reading aloud non word task is the,

a)

Phonological to graphemic conversion

b)

Orthographic to graphemic conversion

c)

Phonological inout to output conversion

d)

Orthographic to phonological conversion

e)

through the semantic system

14.

The Orthographic to graphemic conversion route can be exclusively tested through,

a)

Copy non word task

b)

Repeat non word task

c)

Read non word task

d)

Match non words task

e)

Non word dictation task

15.

Sublexical route/s tested through a non word dictation task is/are,

a)

Phonological to graphemic conversion

b)

Orthographic to graphemic conversion

c)

Phonological input to output conversion

d)

Orthographic to phonological conversion

e)

through the semantic system

16.

APA -> PIL -> POL -> OOL -> GOB

This route is the,

a)

Semantic lexical route for assessing heard word -repetition

b)

Direct lexical route for assessing heard word -repetition

c)

Direct lexical route for assessing dictation

d)

Semantic lexical route for assessing dictation

e)

Direct lexical route for assessing copying

17.

A clinician shows this picture to a patient and asks to name it verbally. The patient responds as /cat/. Where were the semantic features related to the picture retrieved from?

a)

Auditory phonological analysis

b)

Phonological input lexicon

c)

Phonological output lexicon

d)

Semantic system

e)

Orthographic Input Lexicon

18.

A patient is shown this image and asked to write down the name.The modality assessed here is,

a)

Verbal expression

b)

Auditory comprehension

c)

Cognitive skills

d)

Visual comprehension

e)

Written expression

19.

An unfamiliar word (when a word is heard for the first time) is processed through,

a)

The Direct lexical route

b)

The semantic lexical route

c)

The sub lexical route

20.

A person is shown a word

Otorhinolaryngologist

He is asked to read this. The response is WRONG and is sounded just as it is written.

He is asked to define it but does not know the meaning.

The route used by this person to read this word is possibly,

a)

APA-> PIL-> SS ->POL -> POB

b)

APA-> phonological input to output conversion -> POB

c)

VOA -> OIL-> SS -> OOL -> GOB

d)

VOA -> Orthographic to graphemic conversion -> GOB

e)

VOA -> Orthographic to phonological conversion -> POB