MGT 8803 QUIZ: MODULE 2 KNOWLEDGE CHECKS - GRAPH CLASSIFIER ANALYSIS QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 100% CORRECT | NEW UPDATE
What is the use of a single word to express a complete thought - (ANSWER)Holophrastic language
What behaviors would you expect to see in a typically developing infant at 6 months of age - (ANSWER)-
Social smiles
-Reduplicated babbling
-Cooing
Lexicon - (ANSWER)A mental dictionary containing phonological structure, word meaning(s), and written
representations
Pragmatics - (ANSWER)Conventions related to the use of language in different social settings
What are three indications that a child in primary or junior high school have a specific language
impairment - (ANSWER)-Weak receptive vocabularies for their ages
-Being literal in their interpretation of statements and idioms
-Misunderstanding and/or misusing metaphors and smilies
A developmental language disorder can be defined as a deficit in age-appropriate use of expressive
and/or receptive language skills - (ANSWER)True
Mean Length of Utterance (MLU) - (ANSWER)The average number of morphemes in a young child's
individual utterances; it is roughly equivalent to the child's chronological age
What aspects of language development are difficult for children in the primary and secondary grades -
(ANSWER)-Complex syntax
-Phonological awareness
-Figurative language
ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 100% CORRECT | NEW UPDATE
What is the use of a single word to express a complete thought - (ANSWER)Holophrastic language
What behaviors would you expect to see in a typically developing infant at 6 months of age - (ANSWER)-
Social smiles
-Reduplicated babbling
-Cooing
Lexicon - (ANSWER)A mental dictionary containing phonological structure, word meaning(s), and written
representations
Pragmatics - (ANSWER)Conventions related to the use of language in different social settings
What are three indications that a child in primary or junior high school have a specific language
impairment - (ANSWER)-Weak receptive vocabularies for their ages
-Being literal in their interpretation of statements and idioms
-Misunderstanding and/or misusing metaphors and smilies
A developmental language disorder can be defined as a deficit in age-appropriate use of expressive
and/or receptive language skills - (ANSWER)True
Mean Length of Utterance (MLU) - (ANSWER)The average number of morphemes in a young child's
individual utterances; it is roughly equivalent to the child's chronological age
What aspects of language development are difficult for children in the primary and secondary grades -
(ANSWER)-Complex syntax
-Phonological awareness
-Figurative language
