Worksheetschildhood apraxia
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
1. Children with CAS will consistently mispronounce words the same way each time.
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2. CAS is caused by weakness in the speech muscles.
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3. Children with CAS may find it easier to say short words than long words.
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4. Visual feedback, like watching mouth movements, can help children with CAS during therapy.
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5. CAS only affects the child's ability to speak and has no impact on prosody or rhythm.
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6. The cerebellum plays a role in coordinating speech movements in CAS.
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7. Children with CAS always have poor language comprehension.
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8. Automatic speech (like singing) may be easier than on-demand speech for children with CAS.
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9. CAS can be definitively diagnosed through a single standardized test.
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10. Children with CAS show groping movements when trying to speak.
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11. The frontal lobe has no role in CAS.
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12. All children with CAS will outgrow the condition without intervention.
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13. The parietal lobe helps integrate sensory information for speech in CAS.
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14. CAS symptoms get worse when children are tired.
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15. Children with CAS cannot benefit from alternative communication methods.
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16. The temporal lobe affects auditory processing in CAS.
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17. Children with CAS have the same speech errors every day.
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18. Early intervention by an SLP is crucial for CAS treatment.
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19. CAS only affects consonant sounds, never vowels.
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20. Parent involvement has no impact on CAS therapy outcomes.
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