SLP Praxis Practice Test Questions and
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Which of the following best describes a key feature of stuttering?
A. Slurred speech
✔✔ B. Repetitions and prolongations
C. Monotone voice
D. Misarticulations of specific sounds
What is the most appropriate goal for a child with expressive language delay?
A. Follow one-step directions
B. Recognize vocabulary words
✔✔ C. Use two-word combinations to express needs
D. Imitate non-speech sounds
Which type of disorder is most commonly associated with vocal nodules?
A. Resonance disorder
✔✔ B. Phonotrauma-related voice disorder
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,C. Articulation disorder
D. Neurological voice disorder
What is the main purpose of using a dynamic assessment?
✔✔ A. Evaluate learning potential and responsiveness to intervention
B. Measure exact test scores
C. Compare to normative data
D. Provide therapy without testing
Which of the following represents a typical phonological pattern in a 3-year-old?
✔✔ A. Final consonant deletion
B. Cluster reduction in all words
C. Glottal replacement
D. Fricative devoicing
Which of the following is a hallmark of childhood apraxia of speech?
✔✔ A. Inconsistent sound errors and groping
B. Steady, patterned articulation errors
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,C. Hypernasality
D. Fluent speech with voice tremor
What tool would best help an SLP evaluate a student's classroom participation?
A. Standardized articulation test
✔✔ B. Classroom observation checklist
C. Pure tone audiogram
D. Dynamic muscle test
What would be the best AAC strategy for a child with no reliable speech and limited motor
control?
A. Speech-generating device with touchscreen
✔✔ B. Eye gaze communication board
C. Paper picture schedule
D. Manual sign language only
Which of the following would be most helpful for a child who omits final consonants in speech?
✔✔ A. Minimal pairs therapy
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, B. Syllable segmentation drills
C. Narrative language tasks
D. Auditory memory games
Which cranial nerve is primarily responsible for tongue movement?
A. Cranial nerve VII
✔✔ B. Cranial nerve XII
C. Cranial nerve V
D. Cranial nerve X
Which swallowing phase involves moving the bolus from the mouth to the pharynx?
✔✔ A. Oral phase
B. Pharyngeal phase
C. Esophageal phase
D. Preparatory phase
What would be the best classroom strategy for a child with auditory processing disorder?
A. Reduce lighting
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Answers Latest Version Already Graded
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Which of the following best describes a key feature of stuttering?
A. Slurred speech
✔✔ B. Repetitions and prolongations
C. Monotone voice
D. Misarticulations of specific sounds
What is the most appropriate goal for a child with expressive language delay?
A. Follow one-step directions
B. Recognize vocabulary words
✔✔ C. Use two-word combinations to express needs
D. Imitate non-speech sounds
Which type of disorder is most commonly associated with vocal nodules?
A. Resonance disorder
✔✔ B. Phonotrauma-related voice disorder
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,C. Articulation disorder
D. Neurological voice disorder
What is the main purpose of using a dynamic assessment?
✔✔ A. Evaluate learning potential and responsiveness to intervention
B. Measure exact test scores
C. Compare to normative data
D. Provide therapy without testing
Which of the following represents a typical phonological pattern in a 3-year-old?
✔✔ A. Final consonant deletion
B. Cluster reduction in all words
C. Glottal replacement
D. Fricative devoicing
Which of the following is a hallmark of childhood apraxia of speech?
✔✔ A. Inconsistent sound errors and groping
B. Steady, patterned articulation errors
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,C. Hypernasality
D. Fluent speech with voice tremor
What tool would best help an SLP evaluate a student's classroom participation?
A. Standardized articulation test
✔✔ B. Classroom observation checklist
C. Pure tone audiogram
D. Dynamic muscle test
What would be the best AAC strategy for a child with no reliable speech and limited motor
control?
A. Speech-generating device with touchscreen
✔✔ B. Eye gaze communication board
C. Paper picture schedule
D. Manual sign language only
Which of the following would be most helpful for a child who omits final consonants in speech?
✔✔ A. Minimal pairs therapy
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, B. Syllable segmentation drills
C. Narrative language tasks
D. Auditory memory games
Which cranial nerve is primarily responsible for tongue movement?
A. Cranial nerve VII
✔✔ B. Cranial nerve XII
C. Cranial nerve V
D. Cranial nerve X
Which swallowing phase involves moving the bolus from the mouth to the pharynx?
✔✔ A. Oral phase
B. Pharyngeal phase
C. Esophageal phase
D. Preparatory phase
What would be the best classroom strategy for a child with auditory processing disorder?
A. Reduce lighting
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