lit & lang Flashcards

1
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The term used to describe a child with language difficulties that impair educational and/or social functioning is:

A

language disorder

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2
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True or False: It is NOT important to know our own culture as long as we know the list of language characteristics and language features of the child we are servicing for therapy.

A

false

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3
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Bobby is 5 years old and has difficulty engaging in conversations, largely because he only wants to talk about his own interests. This is a problem in:

A

pragmatics

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4
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The rules of ______________tell us that adding “-er” the verb “teach” results in a noun describing a person who teacher (e.g. teach -> teacher).

A

morphology

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5
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True or False: A term that is commonly preferred when speaking about children who do not have a disability is “normal.”

A

false

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6
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The term is used when a language disorder is NOT associated with a known biomedical etiology:

A

developmental language disorder

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7
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You overhear a fluent speaking in Spanish and English say “Hola amiga, how are you?” This is an example of:

A

code switching

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8
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A normal part of bilingual development includes:

A

a silent period

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9
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_______ is the study of the sound system of a language

A

phonology

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10
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_______ is the study of the structure of words

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morphology

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11
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________ is the study of the structure of sounds

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syntax

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12
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______ is the study of the meaning of language

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semantics

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13
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True or False: A child learning English as a Second Language should be labeled with a language impairment until proficiency in English is acquired.

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false

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14
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True or False: When gathering a case history, it is important to ask open-end questions, ask one question at a time and ask as many “why” questions as possible.

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false

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15
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True or False: It is good to use a standardized test alone.

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false

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16
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Dynamic assessment typically consists of 3 phases. They are:

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test, teach, reteach

17
Q

True or False: Standardized assessments are good for establishing baseline function.

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false

18
Q

True or False: Every language assessment SHOULD include an assessment of hearing status.

A

true

19
Q

True or False: A school will provide services if a child is -1 SD below the mean.

A

false

20
Q

Which concept is used to judge the consistency of results across items on the same test?

A

internal consistency

21
Q

True or False: Assessment is an ongoing process that can determine eligibility for services, help figure out what type of intervention to do, and identify areas of strength and challenge.

A

true