SHS 465 EXAM 2 QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS 2026
1. Clause-ANSWER- Group of words that contain both a subject and predicate (verb) Examples-
ANSWER- She fell; He wept
2. Independent Clause-ANSWER- Can stand alone on its own as a complete sentence Example-
ANSWER- I want ice cream
3. Subordinate Clauses (aka Dependent Clause)-ANSWER- Cannot stand alone as a complete
sentence;
Compliments the main clause in a sentence; Purpose is to provide informational support to the
main event of the
sentence; Example-ANSWER- Although I am allergic to dairy
4. Comparative-ANSWER- Greater or lesser degree of the quality named; Uses 'er' as a suffix
5. Superlative-ANSWER- Greatest or least degree of the quality named; Uses 'est' as a suffix
6. Adjective-ANSWER- A word or phrase naming an attribute of a noun; A modifier of a noun;
Qualities described by an
adjective- Size, Texture, Shape, Feelings, Time
7. Takeaway in Solot, et al. (2020)-ANSWER- Early language measures associated with later
psychosis features in 22q-ANSWER- Language testing can be predictive of later psychosis in
children with 22q
deletion syndrome
8. Toddlerhood Age-ANSWER- 12-36 months of age
9. Toddlerhood Developmental Milestones 12-24 months-ANSWER- Able to point to a few body
parts;
Able to follow 1 step directions; Understands simple questions; Able to sustain attention longer
for songs, stories,
nursery rhymes, etc.; Able to point to pictures in books
10. Toddlerhood Developmental milestones 24-36 months-ANSWER- Understands opposite
words
,(Go vs stop; Big vs. little); Follow 2-step directions; Understands new words quickly
11. Toddlerhood Talking milestones 12-24 months-ANSWER- Uses a lot of new words; Starts to
name
pictures in books; Asks Wh- questions; Begin to put 2 words together
12. Toddlerhood Talking milestones 24-36 months-ANSWER- Has words for familiar people,
places,
things, actions, etc.; Talks about things not in the room (Object permanence); Talks during
pretend play (Cars say 'beep
beep'); Uses words like in, on, under; Asks 'why'
13. 15 Months Initial position. Number of consonant-ANSWER- 3- B, D,H
14. 15 Months Final position. Number of consonants-ANSWER- 0
15. 18 Months Initial position. Number of consonants-ANSWER- 6- B, D, M, N, H W
16. 18 Months Final position-ANSWER- 1- T
17. 24 Months Initial position-ANSWER- 11- B, T, D, K, G, M, N, H W, F, S
18. 24 Months Final position-ANSWER- 6- P, T, K, N, S
19. 15 and 18 Months stops-ANSWER--ANSWER- B,D
20. 15 and 18 Months Affricates-ANSWER--ANSWER- None
21. 15 and 18 Months Fricatives-ANSWER--ANSWER- H
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22. 15 and 18 Months Liquids-ANSWER--ANSWER- None
23. 15 and 18 Months Glides-ANSWER--ANSWER- None
24. 24 Months Stops-ANSWER--ANSWER- B, T, D, K, G, M, N
25. 24 Months Affricates-ANSWER--ANSWER- None
26. 24 Months Fricatives-ANSWER--ANSWER- H, F, S
27. 24 Months Liquids-ANSWER--ANSWER- None
, 28. 24 Months Glides-ANSWER--ANSWER- W
29. Vihman & McCune (1994), When is a word a word?-ANSWER- Consistent sound pattern or
sign that
approximates a conventional word; A form that is used to refer to a specific object, action, or
attribute
30. When is a word a word?- Context-ANSWER- Determinative Context; Maternal Identification;
Multiple Use;
Multiple Episodes
31. When is a word a word?- Vocalization shape-ANSWER- Complex Match; Exact Match;
Prosodic Match
32. When is a word a word?- Relation to other vocalizations-ANSWER- Imitated Tokens;
Invariant; No
Inappropriate Uses
33. 12-13 months-ANSWER- 2-3 words
34. 14-15 months-ANSWER- 4-6 words
35. 16-17 months-ANSWER- 7-20 words
36. 20-21 months-ANSWER- 50 words
37. Children produce their first words at-ANSWER- 12 months of age
38. At 24 months of age we like for children to-ANSWER- have at least 100 words
39. At 5 years of age children should be-ANSWER- displaying mastery of most of their speech
sounds
40. At 5 years of age, a child should have a vocabulary size that is roughly ----
words-ANSWER- 2000
41. Toddlerhood-ANSWER- Brown's Stages of Development--ANSWER- A framework that is used
to predict the path
of expressive language development in children
42. How many Stages in Browns Stages of Development?-ANSWER- 1 through 5
ANSWERS 2026
1. Clause-ANSWER- Group of words that contain both a subject and predicate (verb) Examples-
ANSWER- She fell; He wept
2. Independent Clause-ANSWER- Can stand alone on its own as a complete sentence Example-
ANSWER- I want ice cream
3. Subordinate Clauses (aka Dependent Clause)-ANSWER- Cannot stand alone as a complete
sentence;
Compliments the main clause in a sentence; Purpose is to provide informational support to the
main event of the
sentence; Example-ANSWER- Although I am allergic to dairy
4. Comparative-ANSWER- Greater or lesser degree of the quality named; Uses 'er' as a suffix
5. Superlative-ANSWER- Greatest or least degree of the quality named; Uses 'est' as a suffix
6. Adjective-ANSWER- A word or phrase naming an attribute of a noun; A modifier of a noun;
Qualities described by an
adjective- Size, Texture, Shape, Feelings, Time
7. Takeaway in Solot, et al. (2020)-ANSWER- Early language measures associated with later
psychosis features in 22q-ANSWER- Language testing can be predictive of later psychosis in
children with 22q
deletion syndrome
8. Toddlerhood Age-ANSWER- 12-36 months of age
9. Toddlerhood Developmental Milestones 12-24 months-ANSWER- Able to point to a few body
parts;
Able to follow 1 step directions; Understands simple questions; Able to sustain attention longer
for songs, stories,
nursery rhymes, etc.; Able to point to pictures in books
10. Toddlerhood Developmental milestones 24-36 months-ANSWER- Understands opposite
words
,(Go vs stop; Big vs. little); Follow 2-step directions; Understands new words quickly
11. Toddlerhood Talking milestones 12-24 months-ANSWER- Uses a lot of new words; Starts to
name
pictures in books; Asks Wh- questions; Begin to put 2 words together
12. Toddlerhood Talking milestones 24-36 months-ANSWER- Has words for familiar people,
places,
things, actions, etc.; Talks about things not in the room (Object permanence); Talks during
pretend play (Cars say 'beep
beep'); Uses words like in, on, under; Asks 'why'
13. 15 Months Initial position. Number of consonant-ANSWER- 3- B, D,H
14. 15 Months Final position. Number of consonants-ANSWER- 0
15. 18 Months Initial position. Number of consonants-ANSWER- 6- B, D, M, N, H W
16. 18 Months Final position-ANSWER- 1- T
17. 24 Months Initial position-ANSWER- 11- B, T, D, K, G, M, N, H W, F, S
18. 24 Months Final position-ANSWER- 6- P, T, K, N, S
19. 15 and 18 Months stops-ANSWER--ANSWER- B,D
20. 15 and 18 Months Affricates-ANSWER--ANSWER- None
21. 15 and 18 Months Fricatives-ANSWER--ANSWER- H
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22. 15 and 18 Months Liquids-ANSWER--ANSWER- None
23. 15 and 18 Months Glides-ANSWER--ANSWER- None
24. 24 Months Stops-ANSWER--ANSWER- B, T, D, K, G, M, N
25. 24 Months Affricates-ANSWER--ANSWER- None
26. 24 Months Fricatives-ANSWER--ANSWER- H, F, S
27. 24 Months Liquids-ANSWER--ANSWER- None
, 28. 24 Months Glides-ANSWER--ANSWER- W
29. Vihman & McCune (1994), When is a word a word?-ANSWER- Consistent sound pattern or
sign that
approximates a conventional word; A form that is used to refer to a specific object, action, or
attribute
30. When is a word a word?- Context-ANSWER- Determinative Context; Maternal Identification;
Multiple Use;
Multiple Episodes
31. When is a word a word?- Vocalization shape-ANSWER- Complex Match; Exact Match;
Prosodic Match
32. When is a word a word?- Relation to other vocalizations-ANSWER- Imitated Tokens;
Invariant; No
Inappropriate Uses
33. 12-13 months-ANSWER- 2-3 words
34. 14-15 months-ANSWER- 4-6 words
35. 16-17 months-ANSWER- 7-20 words
36. 20-21 months-ANSWER- 50 words
37. Children produce their first words at-ANSWER- 12 months of age
38. At 24 months of age we like for children to-ANSWER- have at least 100 words
39. At 5 years of age children should be-ANSWER- displaying mastery of most of their speech
sounds
40. At 5 years of age, a child should have a vocabulary size that is roughly ----
words-ANSWER- 2000
41. Toddlerhood-ANSWER- Brown's Stages of Development--ANSWER- A framework that is used
to predict the path
of expressive language development in children
42. How many Stages in Browns Stages of Development?-ANSWER- 1 through 5
