CSD 115 Exam 2 Questions and
Answers 100% Correct
Leaving a sound or sounds out: -ake/rake or boa-/boat - ANSWER-omissions
Altering the place or manner of a sound to produce a sound that does not
normally occur in the language - ANSWER-distortions
adding a sound or sounds that don't belong - ANSWER-additions
substituting one side for another - ANSWER-substitution
leaving the final consonant off of the end of the syllable: Ca-/Cat - ANSWER-
final consonant deletion
Reducing the number of consonants in a string of consonants: Sim/Swim -
ANSWER-consonant cluster simplication
, Producing a stop sound instead of a fricative: Tong/Song - ANSWER-stopping
Language is innate; children are born with certain mechanisms and abilities
that predispose them to learn language - ANSWER-naturists
Children's ability to hypothesize the meaning of a new word after hearing it
used only one or two times - ANSWER-fast mapping
Use of spoken language to communicate one's wants and needs. No formal
instruction. - ANSWER-oral language
Utilizes alphabetic system; found in books, notes, text messages, etc.; most
complex mode of communication; requires formal instruction - ANSWER-
written language
Rules associated with sound combinations and pronunciation of sounds -
ANSWER-phonolgy
Use of nonverbal communication to express or assist in expressing one's
ideas or desires - ANSWER-gestures
Answers 100% Correct
Leaving a sound or sounds out: -ake/rake or boa-/boat - ANSWER-omissions
Altering the place or manner of a sound to produce a sound that does not
normally occur in the language - ANSWER-distortions
adding a sound or sounds that don't belong - ANSWER-additions
substituting one side for another - ANSWER-substitution
leaving the final consonant off of the end of the syllable: Ca-/Cat - ANSWER-
final consonant deletion
Reducing the number of consonants in a string of consonants: Sim/Swim -
ANSWER-consonant cluster simplication
, Producing a stop sound instead of a fricative: Tong/Song - ANSWER-stopping
Language is innate; children are born with certain mechanisms and abilities
that predispose them to learn language - ANSWER-naturists
Children's ability to hypothesize the meaning of a new word after hearing it
used only one or two times - ANSWER-fast mapping
Use of spoken language to communicate one's wants and needs. No formal
instruction. - ANSWER-oral language
Utilizes alphabetic system; found in books, notes, text messages, etc.; most
complex mode of communication; requires formal instruction - ANSWER-
written language
Rules associated with sound combinations and pronunciation of sounds -
ANSWER-phonolgy
Use of nonverbal communication to express or assist in expressing one's
ideas or desires - ANSWER-gestures
