Simucase Julia – CLQT+ Part-Task Trainer (SLP)
Complete Practice Test Bank 500 Exam-Style Questions with Verified Answers &
Rationales
Simulation: Julia – CLQT+ Part-Task Trainer (SLP)
Platform: Simucase (in partnership with NCS Pearson)
Client: Julia, 55-year-old, outpatient clinic, referred for cognitive-linguistic evaluation
Assessment: Cognitive Linguistic Quick Test-Plus (CLQT+)
Recommended Simulation Time: 60 minutes
CLQT+ Administration Time: 15–30 minutes
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EXAM OVERVIEW
Component Details
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Simulation Julia – CLQT+ Part-Task Trainer (SLP)
Assessment Tool CLQT+ (Cognitive Linguistic Quick Test-Plus)
Author Nancy Helm-Estabrooks, ScD
Core Domains Assessed Attention, Memory, Executive Functions, Language, Visuospatial
Skills
Administration Paths Traditional Administration; Aphasia Administration
Scoring Criterion-referenced cut scores with descriptive severity ratings
Age Range 18:0 – 89:11
Qualification Level B (SLPs, OTs, psychologists/neuropsychologists)
,Question Style Conceptual, applied clinical reasoning, task interpretation, scoring
analysis, and case-specific decision-making
Total Questions 500
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Section Domain Question Range
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1 CLQT+ Foundations: Purpose, Design & Psychometrics Q1 – Q60
2 Administration Procedures & Standardization Q61 – Q120
3 Attention Domain Q121 – Q180
4 Memory Domain Q181 – Q240
5 Executive Functions Domain Q241 – Q300
6 Language Domain Q301 – Q350
7 Visuospatial Skills Domain Q351 – Q400
8 Scoring, Interpretation & Severity Ratings Q401 – Q450
9 Aphasia Administration Path Q451 – Q480
10 Simucase Julia Case Application & Clinical Reasoning Q481 – Q500
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SECTION 1: CLQT+ FOUNDATIONS (Q1–Q60)
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,Q1. The CLQT+ is best described as:
A) A norm-referenced intelligence test
B) A criterion-referenced test of cognitive-linguistic function
C) A personality inventory
D) A language proficiency exam
Answer: B
Rationale: The CLQT+ is explicitly described as a criterion-referenced test designed to
quickly assess strengths and weaknesses across cognitive domains, not to compare
performance to a normative sample in the traditional IQ sense.
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Q2. The five cognitive domains assessed by the CLQT+ are:
A) Attention, Memory, Executive Functions, Language, Visuospatial Skills
B) Attention, Perception, Motor, Language, Memory
C) Memory, Reasoning, Problem-Solving, Language, Vision
D) Executive, Linguistic, Spatial, Motor, Sensory
Answer: A
Rationale: These are the five domains consistently identified by Pearson as the core areas
measured by the CLQT+.
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Q3. The CLQT+ was designed by:
, A) Nancy Helm-Estabrooks
B) Noam Chomsky
C) Jean Piaget
D) B.F. Skinner
Answer: A
Rationale: Nancy Helm-Estabrooks, ScD, is the author of the CLQT/CLQT+.
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Q4. The publication date of the original CLQT and the updated CLQT+ are, respectively:
A) 1995 and 2010
B) 2001 and 2017
C) 2005 and 2020
D) 1998 and 2015
Answer: B
Rationale: The CLQT was published in 2001, and the CLQT+ (adding the aphasia
administration path) was published in 2017.
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Q5. The CLQT+ is appropriate for individuals with neurological impairment resulting from
all of the following EXCEPT:
A) Stroke
B) Traumatic brain injury
C) Dementia
Complete Practice Test Bank 500 Exam-Style Questions with Verified Answers &
Rationales
Simulation: Julia – CLQT+ Part-Task Trainer (SLP)
Platform: Simucase (in partnership with NCS Pearson)
Client: Julia, 55-year-old, outpatient clinic, referred for cognitive-linguistic evaluation
Assessment: Cognitive Linguistic Quick Test-Plus (CLQT+)
Recommended Simulation Time: 60 minutes
CLQT+ Administration Time: 15–30 minutes
---
EXAM OVERVIEW
Component Details
------
Simulation Julia – CLQT+ Part-Task Trainer (SLP)
Assessment Tool CLQT+ (Cognitive Linguistic Quick Test-Plus)
Author Nancy Helm-Estabrooks, ScD
Core Domains Assessed Attention, Memory, Executive Functions, Language, Visuospatial
Skills
Administration Paths Traditional Administration; Aphasia Administration
Scoring Criterion-referenced cut scores with descriptive severity ratings
Age Range 18:0 – 89:11
Qualification Level B (SLPs, OTs, psychologists/neuropsychologists)
,Question Style Conceptual, applied clinical reasoning, task interpretation, scoring
analysis, and case-specific decision-making
Total Questions 500
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Section Domain Question Range
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1 CLQT+ Foundations: Purpose, Design & Psychometrics Q1 – Q60
2 Administration Procedures & Standardization Q61 – Q120
3 Attention Domain Q121 – Q180
4 Memory Domain Q181 – Q240
5 Executive Functions Domain Q241 – Q300
6 Language Domain Q301 – Q350
7 Visuospatial Skills Domain Q351 – Q400
8 Scoring, Interpretation & Severity Ratings Q401 – Q450
9 Aphasia Administration Path Q451 – Q480
10 Simucase Julia Case Application & Clinical Reasoning Q481 – Q500
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SECTION 1: CLQT+ FOUNDATIONS (Q1–Q60)
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,Q1. The CLQT+ is best described as:
A) A norm-referenced intelligence test
B) A criterion-referenced test of cognitive-linguistic function
C) A personality inventory
D) A language proficiency exam
Answer: B
Rationale: The CLQT+ is explicitly described as a criterion-referenced test designed to
quickly assess strengths and weaknesses across cognitive domains, not to compare
performance to a normative sample in the traditional IQ sense.
---
Q2. The five cognitive domains assessed by the CLQT+ are:
A) Attention, Memory, Executive Functions, Language, Visuospatial Skills
B) Attention, Perception, Motor, Language, Memory
C) Memory, Reasoning, Problem-Solving, Language, Vision
D) Executive, Linguistic, Spatial, Motor, Sensory
Answer: A
Rationale: These are the five domains consistently identified by Pearson as the core areas
measured by the CLQT+.
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Q3. The CLQT+ was designed by:
, A) Nancy Helm-Estabrooks
B) Noam Chomsky
C) Jean Piaget
D) B.F. Skinner
Answer: A
Rationale: Nancy Helm-Estabrooks, ScD, is the author of the CLQT/CLQT+.
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Q4. The publication date of the original CLQT and the updated CLQT+ are, respectively:
A) 1995 and 2010
B) 2001 and 2017
C) 2005 and 2020
D) 1998 and 2015
Answer: B
Rationale: The CLQT was published in 2001, and the CLQT+ (adding the aphasia
administration path) was published in 2017.
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Q5. The CLQT+ is appropriate for individuals with neurological impairment resulting from
all of the following EXCEPT:
A) Stroke
B) Traumatic brain injury
C) Dementia
