COMPREHENSIVE TEST OUT UPDATED ACTUAL
FINAL PAPER 2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS
◉ _______________: allows individuals with little to no communication
to communicate through pictures. Answer: Picture Exchange
Communication System (PECS)
◉ _____________: this can be used to communicate a request, thought,
or anything that can be reasonably displayed on a picture card.
Answer: Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS)
◉ age range for Prelinguistic Milieu Teaching is _________ Answer:
children whose language development is at 9-18 months
◉ Who is involved is Responsivity Training? Answer: SLP and parent
◉ ____________: the goal is to develop basic intentional communication
skills necessary for early language development. Answer: Pre-
linguistic milieu teaching
,◉ Prelinguistic Milieu Teaching involves an increase in the ________,
________, and ________ of nonverbal communication acts. Answer:
frequency, maturity, and complexity
◉ _______________: a response to a child's utterance in which the adult
reports some or all of the child's word/phrase to add information.
you still keep the basic meaning expressed by the child. Answer:
Conversational recast intervention
◉ Child: "Mommy home!"
Mom: "Yes! Mommy is home!"
This would be an example of what intervention approach? Answer:
Conversational recast intervention
◉ Cranial Nerve I: name, afferent or efferent, function Answer:
Olfactory; afferent; smell
◉ Cranial Nerve II: name, afferent or efferent, function Answer:
optic; afferent; vision
◉ Cranial Nerve III: name, afferent or efferent, function Answer:
Oculomotor; efferent; eye movement
, ◉ Cranial Nerve IV: name, afferent or efferent, function Answer:
Trochlear; efferent; eye movement
◉ Cranial Nerve V: name, afferent or efferent, function Answer:
Trigeminal; both; muscles of mastication and sensory for sinuses
◉ Cranial Nerve VI: name, afferent or efferent, function Answer:
Abducens; efferent; eye movement
◉ Cranial Nerve VII: name, afferent or efferent, function Answer:
facial, both, sensory to 2/3 anterior portion of the tongue and motor
for lip seal
◉ Cranial Nerve VIII: name, afferent or efferent, function Answer:
Vestibulocochlear; afferent; hearing
◉ Cranial Nerve IX: name, afferent or efferent, function Answer:
Glossopharyngeal; both; taste for posterior 1/3 of the tongue and
motor for elevating larynx and pharynx (innervates the
stylopharyngeus)
◉ Cranial Nerve X: name, afferent or efferent, function Answer:
Vagus; both; motor for swallow initiation and sensory for visceral for
the larynx, esophagus, lungs, trachea, heart, and most of the
digestive tract.
FINAL PAPER 2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS
◉ _______________: allows individuals with little to no communication
to communicate through pictures. Answer: Picture Exchange
Communication System (PECS)
◉ _____________: this can be used to communicate a request, thought,
or anything that can be reasonably displayed on a picture card.
Answer: Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS)
◉ age range for Prelinguistic Milieu Teaching is _________ Answer:
children whose language development is at 9-18 months
◉ Who is involved is Responsivity Training? Answer: SLP and parent
◉ ____________: the goal is to develop basic intentional communication
skills necessary for early language development. Answer: Pre-
linguistic milieu teaching
,◉ Prelinguistic Milieu Teaching involves an increase in the ________,
________, and ________ of nonverbal communication acts. Answer:
frequency, maturity, and complexity
◉ _______________: a response to a child's utterance in which the adult
reports some or all of the child's word/phrase to add information.
you still keep the basic meaning expressed by the child. Answer:
Conversational recast intervention
◉ Child: "Mommy home!"
Mom: "Yes! Mommy is home!"
This would be an example of what intervention approach? Answer:
Conversational recast intervention
◉ Cranial Nerve I: name, afferent or efferent, function Answer:
Olfactory; afferent; smell
◉ Cranial Nerve II: name, afferent or efferent, function Answer:
optic; afferent; vision
◉ Cranial Nerve III: name, afferent or efferent, function Answer:
Oculomotor; efferent; eye movement
, ◉ Cranial Nerve IV: name, afferent or efferent, function Answer:
Trochlear; efferent; eye movement
◉ Cranial Nerve V: name, afferent or efferent, function Answer:
Trigeminal; both; muscles of mastication and sensory for sinuses
◉ Cranial Nerve VI: name, afferent or efferent, function Answer:
Abducens; efferent; eye movement
◉ Cranial Nerve VII: name, afferent or efferent, function Answer:
facial, both, sensory to 2/3 anterior portion of the tongue and motor
for lip seal
◉ Cranial Nerve VIII: name, afferent or efferent, function Answer:
Vestibulocochlear; afferent; hearing
◉ Cranial Nerve IX: name, afferent or efferent, function Answer:
Glossopharyngeal; both; taste for posterior 1/3 of the tongue and
motor for elevating larynx and pharynx (innervates the
stylopharyngeus)
◉ Cranial Nerve X: name, afferent or efferent, function Answer:
Vagus; both; motor for swallow initiation and sensory for visceral for
the larynx, esophagus, lungs, trachea, heart, and most of the
digestive tract.
