FRAUD WASTE AND ABUSE TEST 50
QUESTIONS ACTUAL PAPER 2026
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
GRADED A+
⩥ What is a grapheme? Answer: A letter
⩥ What is receptive language? Answer: What a child understands
⩥ What is expressive language? Answer: The words, grammatical
structures, and meanings that a child uses verbally
⩥ What does babbling consist of? Answer: A consonant and a vowel in
the same syllable
⩥ At what age do children typically produce their first true word?
Answer: At 12 months
⩥ At what age do children typically speak in three-to-four word
sentences? Answer: At 36 months
⩥ What type of nouns are most common in a child's first 50-word
vocabulary? Answer: Common nouns
,⩥ What does MLU stand for? Answer: Mean Length of Utterance
⩥ What does the prevalence of a language disorder refer to? Answer:
The number of individuals diagnosed with a specific language disorder
at a given time
⩥ What does the incidence of a language disorder refer to? Answer: The
rate at which language disorders appear in the normal population over
time
⩥ What does SLI stand for? Answer: Specific Language Impairment
⩥ What difficulties do children with SLI have? Answer: Difficulties in
receptive and expressive language, including syntax, semantics,
phonology, and pragmatics
⩥ What difficulties do children with SLI face? Answer: They have
difficulty in many areas of receptive and expressive language, including
syntax, semantics, phonology, and pragmatics.
⩥ What is the primary focus for the SLP during a child's first year of
life? Answer: Feeding and prerequisites for verbal communication.
, ⩥ What is the primary focus for the SLP during a child's first three
years? Answer: Language.
⩥ What type of vocabulary do children with developmental disabilities
typically have? Answer: A vocabulary full of concrete words that they
can see, hear, or touch.
⩥ What type of environment is easiest for those with auditory processing
disorders? Answer: A quiet environment with no distraction.
⩥ What are the two basic AAC selection methods? Answer: Direct and
scanning.
⩥ What does a basic communication board include? Answer: The
alphabet, the numbers 1-10, and key words/phrases.
⩥ What does each letter of SOAP in SOAP notes represent? Answer:
Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan.
⩥ What is important to know when writing a goal? Answer: The
specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound aspects.
⩥ What is Evidence Based Practice? Answer: A decision-making process
that integrates the best available research with clinical expertise and
patient values.
QUESTIONS ACTUAL PAPER 2026
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
GRADED A+
⩥ What is a grapheme? Answer: A letter
⩥ What is receptive language? Answer: What a child understands
⩥ What is expressive language? Answer: The words, grammatical
structures, and meanings that a child uses verbally
⩥ What does babbling consist of? Answer: A consonant and a vowel in
the same syllable
⩥ At what age do children typically produce their first true word?
Answer: At 12 months
⩥ At what age do children typically speak in three-to-four word
sentences? Answer: At 36 months
⩥ What type of nouns are most common in a child's first 50-word
vocabulary? Answer: Common nouns
,⩥ What does MLU stand for? Answer: Mean Length of Utterance
⩥ What does the prevalence of a language disorder refer to? Answer:
The number of individuals diagnosed with a specific language disorder
at a given time
⩥ What does the incidence of a language disorder refer to? Answer: The
rate at which language disorders appear in the normal population over
time
⩥ What does SLI stand for? Answer: Specific Language Impairment
⩥ What difficulties do children with SLI have? Answer: Difficulties in
receptive and expressive language, including syntax, semantics,
phonology, and pragmatics
⩥ What difficulties do children with SLI face? Answer: They have
difficulty in many areas of receptive and expressive language, including
syntax, semantics, phonology, and pragmatics.
⩥ What is the primary focus for the SLP during a child's first year of
life? Answer: Feeding and prerequisites for verbal communication.
, ⩥ What is the primary focus for the SLP during a child's first three
years? Answer: Language.
⩥ What type of vocabulary do children with developmental disabilities
typically have? Answer: A vocabulary full of concrete words that they
can see, hear, or touch.
⩥ What type of environment is easiest for those with auditory processing
disorders? Answer: A quiet environment with no distraction.
⩥ What are the two basic AAC selection methods? Answer: Direct and
scanning.
⩥ What does a basic communication board include? Answer: The
alphabet, the numbers 1-10, and key words/phrases.
⩥ What does each letter of SOAP in SOAP notes represent? Answer:
Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan.
⩥ What is important to know when writing a goal? Answer: The
specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound aspects.
⩥ What is Evidence Based Practice? Answer: A decision-making process
that integrates the best available research with clinical expertise and
patient values.
