vocab 7

Question 1

a sound where you start to produce the sound but then you do not; you let it go (ex: puh, or kuh)

Answer 1

stop

Question 2

a narrow passageway for the sound the come out of the mouth (like the ssssss sound); the friction through the small area of escape is what creates the sound

Answer 2

fricative

Question 3

the use of words or phrases to avoid repetition, or to the substitution of sounds in speech

Answer 3

substitution

Question 4

a speech therapy technique that targets phonological patterns in children’s speech

Answer 4

cycles

Question 5

The ability to imitate a target phoneme when given focused auditory and visual cues

Answer 5

stimulability

Question 6

a rare, neurological speech disorder that affects a child’s ability to plan and sequence the movements needed to speak

Answer 6

CAS (childhood apraxia of speech)

Question 7

how many words can be correctly understood by a listener

Answer 7

intelligibility

Answer 8

DFC

Question 9

these sounds involve the use of the tongue against the alveolar ridge, located behind the upper front teeth (ex: T, D, L, N)

Answer 9

alveolar

Question 10

• Deletion of final consonant
• weak syllable deletion
• reduction of consonant
• Fronting

Overall, it is the simplification of words!

Answer 10

phonological processes