SLP Praxis Form 1 Questions and
Answers Latest Version Graded A+
Which of the following sounds is a voiced, labiodental fricative?
A. /f/
✔✔ B. /v/
C. /θ/
D. /s/
What is the primary purpose of a language sample analysis?
A. To assess articulation accuracy
✔✔ B. To evaluate natural language use and complexity
C. To measure hearing sensitivity
D. To determine oral-motor strength
Which cranial nerve is most involved in tongue movement?
A. Facial nerve (VII)
B. Glossopharyngeal nerve (IX)
✔✔ C. Hypoglossal nerve (XII)
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,D. Vagus nerve (X)
A child consistently substitutes /t/ for /k/. This process is called:
A. Stopping
B. Fronting
✔✔ C. Fronting
D. Gliding
What is the best intervention technique for a child with a phonological process of cluster
reduction?
A. Teaching sound blending
B. Auditory bombardment
✔✔ C. Minimal pairs targeting clusters
D. Oral-motor exercises
Which swallowing phase involves the passage of the bolus through the esophagus?
A. Oral preparatory phase
B. Pharyngeal phase
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,✔✔ C. Esophageal phase
D. Oral transit phase
Which test is most appropriate for screening articulation in preschool children?
A. Peabody Picture Vocabulary Test
B. Goldman-Fristoe Test of Articulation
✔✔ C. Speech Sound Screening Tool
D. Clinical Evaluation of Language Fundamentals
An SLP wants to determine if a client’s voice disorder is caused by vocal fold paralysis. Which
diagnostic procedure is most appropriate?
A. Audiometry
B. Electromyography
✔✔ C. Laryngoscopy
D. Nasometry
What is the most important consideration when selecting an AAC device for a child?
A. Device price
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, B. Number of symbols available
✔✔ C. User’s motor and cognitive abilities
D. Brand popularity
Which strategy best supports a student with auditory processing disorder in a noisy classroom?
A. Speaking more quickly
✔✔ B. Providing written instructions and visual supports
C. Increasing classroom noise
D. Asking the student to repeat instructions loudly
When teaching a child with a stuttering disorder, which approach is considered indirect
treatment?
A. Fluency shaping
B. Stuttering modification
✔✔ C. Environmental modifications and reduced communicative pressure
D. Drill practice on fluent speech
Which of the following ethical principles requires SLPs to maintain client confidentiality?
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Answers Latest Version Graded A+
Which of the following sounds is a voiced, labiodental fricative?
A. /f/
✔✔ B. /v/
C. /θ/
D. /s/
What is the primary purpose of a language sample analysis?
A. To assess articulation accuracy
✔✔ B. To evaluate natural language use and complexity
C. To measure hearing sensitivity
D. To determine oral-motor strength
Which cranial nerve is most involved in tongue movement?
A. Facial nerve (VII)
B. Glossopharyngeal nerve (IX)
✔✔ C. Hypoglossal nerve (XII)
1
,D. Vagus nerve (X)
A child consistently substitutes /t/ for /k/. This process is called:
A. Stopping
B. Fronting
✔✔ C. Fronting
D. Gliding
What is the best intervention technique for a child with a phonological process of cluster
reduction?
A. Teaching sound blending
B. Auditory bombardment
✔✔ C. Minimal pairs targeting clusters
D. Oral-motor exercises
Which swallowing phase involves the passage of the bolus through the esophagus?
A. Oral preparatory phase
B. Pharyngeal phase
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,✔✔ C. Esophageal phase
D. Oral transit phase
Which test is most appropriate for screening articulation in preschool children?
A. Peabody Picture Vocabulary Test
B. Goldman-Fristoe Test of Articulation
✔✔ C. Speech Sound Screening Tool
D. Clinical Evaluation of Language Fundamentals
An SLP wants to determine if a client’s voice disorder is caused by vocal fold paralysis. Which
diagnostic procedure is most appropriate?
A. Audiometry
B. Electromyography
✔✔ C. Laryngoscopy
D. Nasometry
What is the most important consideration when selecting an AAC device for a child?
A. Device price
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, B. Number of symbols available
✔✔ C. User’s motor and cognitive abilities
D. Brand popularity
Which strategy best supports a student with auditory processing disorder in a noisy classroom?
A. Speaking more quickly
✔✔ B. Providing written instructions and visual supports
C. Increasing classroom noise
D. Asking the student to repeat instructions loudly
When teaching a child with a stuttering disorder, which approach is considered indirect
treatment?
A. Fluency shaping
B. Stuttering modification
✔✔ C. Environmental modifications and reduced communicative pressure
D. Drill practice on fluent speech
Which of the following ethical principles requires SLPs to maintain client confidentiality?
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