SLC placement extra

Question 1

When can children:
put 2 words together e.g. baby crying, bye-bye daddy, more juice
understands simple questions like where’s teddy
others can understand most of what he/she says

Answer 1

2 years

Question 2

At what age can people outside the family usually understand him/her

Answer 2

4 years

Question 3

At what age can children use 3-5 words to make a sentence

Answer 3

3 yrs

Question 4

what tools do we use to communicate with eachother

Answer 4

voice, speech and communication

Question 5

what is langauge?

Answer 5

set of shared rules that allow people to express their ideas in a meaningful way. Language may be expressed verbally or by writing, signing, or making other gestures, such as eye blinking or mouth movements.

Question 6

what is voice?

Answer 6

is the sound we make as air from our lungs is pushed between vocal folds in our larynx, causing them to vibrate

Question 7

who, what, where questions are asked at what age?

Answer 7

3 year olds

Question 8

At what age do children know 20 words (mostly nouns)

Answer 8

18 months

Question 9

what is speech?

Answer 9

one way to express language. It involves the precisely coordinated muscle actions of the tongue, lips, jaw, and vocal tract to produce the recognizable sounds that make up language.

Question 10

when do babies usually say there 1st word?

Answer 10

12 months

Question 11

after 12 months do children rapidly increase their expressive vocab?

Answer 11

no it’s slow to begin with

Question 12

how much vocabulary should a 18 month have?

Answer 12

approx 20 words (mostly nouns, names of people or things)

Question 13

At 18months what do children comprehend? (2)

Answer 13

follow simple commands e.g. pick up teddy

understands some HFW used every day and phrases e.g. milk, coat, all gone

Question 14

how many words should a 2 year old know

Answer 14

approx uses 50 words and understands many more

Question 15

what can children do at 2 years? (3)

Answer 15

can put 2 words together e.g. baby crying, bye-bye daddy, more juice
understands simple questions e.g. where’s teddy?
Familiar others can understand most of what he/she says

Question 16

At what age does coordinating sentences emerge?

Answer 16

4 year olds

Question 17

50 words should be learnt by….

Answer 17

2 year olds

Question 18

how many word does a 3 year old use to form a sentence?

Answer 18

3-5=sentence

Question 19

what type of questions does a 3 yr old ask?

Answer 19

what, where and who questions

AEO

Question 20

what understanding does a 3 year old have? (2)

Answer 20

knows the difference between big and little

Familiarities can understand almost all of what they say

Question 21

what types of sentences can a 4 year old produce?

Answer 21

coordinating, they use AND to link sentences together

Question 22

at 4 yrs old what can a child understand>

Answer 22

understands and uses descriptive words e.g. colours (adjectives)
talks about things that have already happened or will be happening( past and future)
Now people outside the family can usually understand him/her

Question 23

how does a 5 year speak

Answer 23

generally quite well, with few grammatical errors (morphemes, be form, pronouns)
comprehends most of what you(parent) says
beginning to learn about abstract concepts e.g. words relating to time
can understand language well enough to appreciate jokes

Question 24

At what age can children:follow simple commands

understands some HFW used every day and phrases

Answer 24

18 months

Question 25

at what age do children ask what a new word means?

Answer 25

5 yrs

Question 26

at what age should a child be completely intelligble?

Answer 26

5 yrs

Question 27

At what age can a child:
understands and use descriptive words
talks about things that have already happened or will be happening

Answer 27

4 year

Question 28

after 5 what final speech sounds should a child be able to produce?

Answer 28

/l//r/ng/ atleast by 6yrs

/th/sl/spr/ by 7-8yrs