SLP PRAXIS PRACTICE TEST 2025
ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS IN THIS SECTION
QUESTION 1
A person suspected of a communicative disorder received a standardized score of
115, which fell at the 75th percentile on a standardized test of speech-language
ability. This means that the person
A. responded correctly to 75 out of 100 items on the test
B. scored considerably beyond normal limits
C. performed as well as or better than 75% of the individuals on whom the norms
were developed
D. performed about 75% poorer than individuals on whom the norms were
developed
E. knew at least 115 of the items on the test - ANSWERS-C. performed as well as
or better than 75% of the individuals on whom the norms were developed
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QUESTION 2
Mr. Masari is a 54 year old man from Nigeria who speaks only his native language,
Yoruba. Following a mild CVA, he has been referred to a speech and hearing
clinic for evaluation. Which of the following would be the most appropriate action
if a Yoruba-speaking SLP is not available?
A. modify and administer a comprehensive test in English
B. wait until Mr. Masari learns enough English to be evaluated
C. Obtain the assistance of an interpreter
D. use gesture and other visual cues to communicate with Mr. Masari
E. Administer a comprehensive test translated into Yoruba - ANSWERS-C. Obtain
the assistance of an interpreter
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QUESTION 3
An SLP has diagnosed a 4 year old child with a severe language learning problem.
The child at times appears inattentive and has episodes of staring. An audiologist
has verified that the child's hearing acuity is within normal limits. The most
appropriate next step for the SLP is to
A. help the parents to accept the recommendation to enroll their child in a program
for children with delayed cognitive development
B. refer the child for a pediatric neurological examination
C. Initiate pragmatic language services to address appropriate eye gaze
D. discuss the need to provide psychological counseling to help the parents cope
with the behavioral management of their child
E. recommend that the parents consider a modified diet for their child. -
ANSWERS-B. refer the child for a pediatric neurological examination
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QUESTION 4
A 60 year old client who has a tumor confined to the left frontal lobe will most
likely have
A. good auditory comprehension
B. normal writing ability
C. fluent conversational speech
D. normal repetition skills
E. conversation containing frequent confabulations - ANSWERS-A. good auditory
comprehension
QUESTION 5
Laborius, halting, telegraphic utterances are typical of patients with which of the
following types of aphasia?
A. conduction
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ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS IN THIS SECTION
QUESTION 1
A person suspected of a communicative disorder received a standardized score of
115, which fell at the 75th percentile on a standardized test of speech-language
ability. This means that the person
A. responded correctly to 75 out of 100 items on the test
B. scored considerably beyond normal limits
C. performed as well as or better than 75% of the individuals on whom the norms
were developed
D. performed about 75% poorer than individuals on whom the norms were
developed
E. knew at least 115 of the items on the test - ANSWERS-C. performed as well as
or better than 75% of the individuals on whom the norms were developed
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,SLP PRAXIS PRACTICE TEST 2025
QUESTION 2
Mr. Masari is a 54 year old man from Nigeria who speaks only his native language,
Yoruba. Following a mild CVA, he has been referred to a speech and hearing
clinic for evaluation. Which of the following would be the most appropriate action
if a Yoruba-speaking SLP is not available?
A. modify and administer a comprehensive test in English
B. wait until Mr. Masari learns enough English to be evaluated
C. Obtain the assistance of an interpreter
D. use gesture and other visual cues to communicate with Mr. Masari
E. Administer a comprehensive test translated into Yoruba - ANSWERS-C. Obtain
the assistance of an interpreter
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QUESTION 3
An SLP has diagnosed a 4 year old child with a severe language learning problem.
The child at times appears inattentive and has episodes of staring. An audiologist
has verified that the child's hearing acuity is within normal limits. The most
appropriate next step for the SLP is to
A. help the parents to accept the recommendation to enroll their child in a program
for children with delayed cognitive development
B. refer the child for a pediatric neurological examination
C. Initiate pragmatic language services to address appropriate eye gaze
D. discuss the need to provide psychological counseling to help the parents cope
with the behavioral management of their child
E. recommend that the parents consider a modified diet for their child. -
ANSWERS-B. refer the child for a pediatric neurological examination
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QUESTION 4
A 60 year old client who has a tumor confined to the left frontal lobe will most
likely have
A. good auditory comprehension
B. normal writing ability
C. fluent conversational speech
D. normal repetition skills
E. conversation containing frequent confabulations - ANSWERS-A. good auditory
comprehension
QUESTION 5
Laborius, halting, telegraphic utterances are typical of patients with which of the
following types of aphasia?
A. conduction
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