Ages and Stages

Question 1

What Stage are children generally in between 12-18 months?

Answer 1

Holophrastic

Question 2

What Stage are children generally in between 18-24 months?

Answer 2

Two Word

Question 3

What Stage are children generally in between 24-36 months?

Answer 3

Telegraphic

Question 4

What Stage are children generally in after 36 months?

Answer 4

Post Telegraphic

Question 5

What Stage are children generally in before 12 months?

Answer 5

Preverbal Stage

Question 6

What are the four stages within the Preverbal Stage?

Answer 6

1. Vegetative
2. Cooing
3. Babbling
4. Protoword

Question 7

What stage are children generally in between 0-4 months?

Answer 7

Vegetative

Question 8

What Stage are children generally in between 4-7 months?

Answer 8

Cooing

Question 9

What Stage are children generally in between 6-9 months?

Answer 9

Babbling

Question 10

What Stage are children generally in between 9-12 months?

Answer 10

Protoword

Question 11

What is Deletion?

Answer 11

Consonants being missed out at the end of words. E.g. “ca” instead of “cat”

Question 12

What is Substitution?

Answer 12

Sound substituted for another. E.g. “tat” instead of “cat”

Question 13

What is Addition?

Answer 13

An extra vowel added to the end of a word. E.g. “dog” becomes “doggie”

Question 14

What is Reduplication?

Answer 14

Babies repeat a whole syllable. E.g. “dada”

Question 15

What is consonant cluster reduction?

Answer 15

Babies miss out a consonant when they occur in groups. E.g. “spider” becomes “pider”

Question 16

What is Deletion of unstressed syllables?

Answer 16

Unstressed syllables are missed out. E.g. “banana” becomes “nan”

Question 17

When do children develop early 8 sounds?

Answer 17

By age 3

Question 18

When do children develop middle 8 sounds?

Answer 18

By age 4-5

Question 19

When do children develop late 8 sounds?

Answer 19

By age 6

Question 20

What are some examples of early 8 sounds?

Answer 20

m, b, (y), n, w ,d, p, h

Question 21

What are some examples of middle 8 sounds?

Answer 21

t, k, (ng), k, g, f, v, (ch), (j)

Question 22

What are some examples of late 8 sounds?

Answer 22

(th), (th) (s), s, z, l, r, (zh)

Question 23

What are early developing sounds?

Answer 23

Bilabial and alveolar sounds

Question 24

What are late developing sounds?

Answer 24

Fricative sounds and dental sounds

Question 25

What are examples of bilabial sounds?

Answer 25

p, b, m

Question 26

What is an example of an alveolar sound?

Answer 26

n

Question 27

What are examples of Fricative sounds?

Answer 27

s, z

Question 28

What are examples of dental sounds?

Answer 28

Th (thick, these)

Question 29

What were the four categories that Katherine Nelson proposed the first 50 words a child learns are a part of?

Answer 29

1. Naming things
2. Persona/social
3. Actions/events
4. Modifying

Question 30

What are examples of “Naming things” according to Nelson?

Answer 30

Ball, Dog

Question 31

What are examples of “Personal/social” words according to Nelson?

Answer 31

Hi, yes

Question 32

What are examples of “Actions/events” words according to Nelson?

Answer 32

Give, up

Question 33

What are examples of “modifying” words according to Nelson?

Answer 33

Dirty, nice