CSD 523 UPDATED FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS
true - CORRECT ANSWERS The severity of a speech sound disorder can range from speech
that is completely incomprehensible to speech that can be understood by everyone but with a
few slightly mispronounced sounds.
Grant Fairbanks - CORRECT ANSWERS Who wrote a book that was filled with word &
sentence-naming activities for correcting the speech misarticulations of children and adults?
/s/ is produced as /t/ - CORRECT ANSWERS Which one would be an example of what we
now refer to as 'stopping of fricatives'?
true - CORRECT ANSWERS If you don't know how speech sound disorders have been
treated in the past, you are more likely to use intervention strategies that have been shown to
be ineffective.
Lee Edward Travis - CORRECT ANSWERS Who developed treatment programs that differed
depending on whether the cause of the disorder was organic or functional in nature?
Charles Van Riper - CORRECT ANSWERS Who developed the 'traditional approach' to treat
speech sound disorders?
false - CORRECT ANSWERS Speech sound disorders are the most common type of
communication disorder shown by adults.
false - CORRECT ANSWERS A non-organic functional speech sound disorder is indicative of
a psychological disturbance.
, true - CORRECT ANSWERS Children progress through phases of speech sound acquisition
so that, by no later than 6-7 years of age, they should be proficient in producing the entire
repertoire of speech sounds in the English language.
all of the above
(produce speech sounds clearly
perceive speech sounds accurately
combine speech sounds into words) - CORRECT ANSWERS SLPs must be able to describe
the child's ability to...
true - CORRECT ANSWERS Diacritics are often used to describe the speech production of
children with speech sound disorders.
soft palate - CORRECT ANSWERS Which one is considered to be a movable articulator?
true - CORRECT ANSWERS An allophone is a phoneme with more than one variant.
bilabial - CORRECT ANSWERS What is the place class for the English phones [p, b, m, w]?
the smallest unit of sound distinguishing one word from another - CORRECT ANSWERS A
phoneme is...
All of the above
(Any sound that is used for speech in any language
AND CORRECT ANSWERS
true - CORRECT ANSWERS The severity of a speech sound disorder can range from speech
that is completely incomprehensible to speech that can be understood by everyone but with a
few slightly mispronounced sounds.
Grant Fairbanks - CORRECT ANSWERS Who wrote a book that was filled with word &
sentence-naming activities for correcting the speech misarticulations of children and adults?
/s/ is produced as /t/ - CORRECT ANSWERS Which one would be an example of what we
now refer to as 'stopping of fricatives'?
true - CORRECT ANSWERS If you don't know how speech sound disorders have been
treated in the past, you are more likely to use intervention strategies that have been shown to
be ineffective.
Lee Edward Travis - CORRECT ANSWERS Who developed treatment programs that differed
depending on whether the cause of the disorder was organic or functional in nature?
Charles Van Riper - CORRECT ANSWERS Who developed the 'traditional approach' to treat
speech sound disorders?
false - CORRECT ANSWERS Speech sound disorders are the most common type of
communication disorder shown by adults.
false - CORRECT ANSWERS A non-organic functional speech sound disorder is indicative of
a psychological disturbance.
, true - CORRECT ANSWERS Children progress through phases of speech sound acquisition
so that, by no later than 6-7 years of age, they should be proficient in producing the entire
repertoire of speech sounds in the English language.
all of the above
(produce speech sounds clearly
perceive speech sounds accurately
combine speech sounds into words) - CORRECT ANSWERS SLPs must be able to describe
the child's ability to...
true - CORRECT ANSWERS Diacritics are often used to describe the speech production of
children with speech sound disorders.
soft palate - CORRECT ANSWERS Which one is considered to be a movable articulator?
true - CORRECT ANSWERS An allophone is a phoneme with more than one variant.
bilabial - CORRECT ANSWERS What is the place class for the English phones [p, b, m, w]?
the smallest unit of sound distinguishing one word from another - CORRECT ANSWERS A
phoneme is...
All of the above
(Any sound that is used for speech in any language
