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SLP PRAXIS FORM 2 EXAM NEWEST 2026-2027
COMPLETE 120 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (100%VERIFIED ANSWERS)
|ALREADY GRADED A+
Which of the following muscles is responsible for changing
vocal pitch?
A.Posterior cricoarytenoid
B.Thyroarytenoid
C.Lateral cricoarytenoid
D.Cricothyroid - ANSWER-71. Correct Answer: DOption
(D) is correct. The cricothyroid is responsible for changes
in vocal fold pitch as it tenses the vocal folds.
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A 23-year-old client recently completed an intensive 3-
week-long summer program for stuttering and now
exhibits stuttering symptoms on fewer than 3 percent of
syllables during both in-clinic conversations with the SLP
and beyond-clinic conversations with family members. The
SLP is concerned that the client might relapse now that
intervention has ended and wishes to enact a plan to help
the client maintain fluency gains. Which of the following
plans is the most likely to result in maintenance of the
fluency gains?A.Recommending that the client participate
in an annual intensive review of stuttering management
skillsB.Recommending that the client practice fluency
management skills during monthly telephone calls with the
SLPC.Ensuring the client understands the need for
continued use of stuttering management techniques and
referring to a local SLP for ongoing treatmentD.Scheduling
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the client for reenrollment in the inte - ANSWER-Correct
Answer: COption (C) is correct. Continuing to regularly
participate in scheduled intervention activities under the
direction or supervision of an SLP is essential to
maintaining fluency gains. It provides a client with the
opportunity to address ongoing fluency challenges or new
ones that may arise after completion of the intensive
intervention program. This type of continued treatment
does not necessarily imply that the client must participate
in ongoing weekly or intensive intervention.
Which of the following best distinguishes a dialect from an
accent?A.Differences in language as well as in
pronunciationB.Differences in pronunciation
onlyC.Differences due to the influence of a second
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languageD.Differences that are unique to a particular
speaker - ANSWER-Correct Answer: AOption (A) is
correct. A dialect involves differences in language and
pronunciation
Place the following aspects of phonological awareness in
developmental order starting with the earliest skill to
emerge.
A. Listing words that start with the same sound
B. Recognizing words that rhyme
C. Counting syllables in single words
D. Creating words by blending onset and rime - ANSWER-
Correct Answer: B, C, D, A
SLP PRAXIS FORM 2 EXAM NEWEST 2026-2027
COMPLETE 120 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (100%VERIFIED ANSWERS)
|ALREADY GRADED A+
Which of the following muscles is responsible for changing
vocal pitch?
A.Posterior cricoarytenoid
B.Thyroarytenoid
C.Lateral cricoarytenoid
D.Cricothyroid - ANSWER-71. Correct Answer: DOption
(D) is correct. The cricothyroid is responsible for changes
in vocal fold pitch as it tenses the vocal folds.
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A 23-year-old client recently completed an intensive 3-
week-long summer program for stuttering and now
exhibits stuttering symptoms on fewer than 3 percent of
syllables during both in-clinic conversations with the SLP
and beyond-clinic conversations with family members. The
SLP is concerned that the client might relapse now that
intervention has ended and wishes to enact a plan to help
the client maintain fluency gains. Which of the following
plans is the most likely to result in maintenance of the
fluency gains?A.Recommending that the client participate
in an annual intensive review of stuttering management
skillsB.Recommending that the client practice fluency
management skills during monthly telephone calls with the
SLPC.Ensuring the client understands the need for
continued use of stuttering management techniques and
referring to a local SLP for ongoing treatmentD.Scheduling
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the client for reenrollment in the inte - ANSWER-Correct
Answer: COption (C) is correct. Continuing to regularly
participate in scheduled intervention activities under the
direction or supervision of an SLP is essential to
maintaining fluency gains. It provides a client with the
opportunity to address ongoing fluency challenges or new
ones that may arise after completion of the intensive
intervention program. This type of continued treatment
does not necessarily imply that the client must participate
in ongoing weekly or intensive intervention.
Which of the following best distinguishes a dialect from an
accent?A.Differences in language as well as in
pronunciationB.Differences in pronunciation
onlyC.Differences due to the influence of a second
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languageD.Differences that are unique to a particular
speaker - ANSWER-Correct Answer: AOption (A) is
correct. A dialect involves differences in language and
pronunciation
Place the following aspects of phonological awareness in
developmental order starting with the earliest skill to
emerge.
A. Listing words that start with the same sound
B. Recognizing words that rhyme
C. Counting syllables in single words
D. Creating words by blending onset and rime - ANSWER-
Correct Answer: B, C, D, A
