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Between the ages of 1-2 years, a little more than half of a child's utterances consist of:
A. verbs B. nouns C. adverbs D. denial |
B. nouns
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When does a child use mostly vowels?
A. 0-3 months B. 4-9 months C. 11 months D. 18 months |
A. 0-3 months
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In what stage of Piageatian stage does a child overextand and underextend word meanings?
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Preoperational
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Around what age does a child understand "no"?
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A child understands the word "no" around 7 to 9 months.
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True or False?
A six month old hearing impaired child can babble. |
True.
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When does a child say his or her first true word?
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between 10-12 months
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Which is acquired first, the present progressive "-ing" or articles ((a, the, an)?
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The present progressive "-ing" in acquired first.
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Motherese is characterized by:
A. loud voices, low pitches B. simpler utterances, longer pauses between utterances C. simpler utterances, shorter pauses between utterances D. typical adult speech |
B. simpler utterances, longer pauses between utterances
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In which stage does a child use intentional language?
A. Illocutionary B. Perlocutionary C. locamotive D. locutionary stage |
B. Perlocutionary
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What is holophrastic speech?
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Holophrastic speech is one word is used to convey a many different meanings. Holophrastic speech typically occurs between 1 and 2 years of age.
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Around what age do children produce 10-50 words?
A. 0-3 months B. 3 years C. 18 months D. 6 months |
C. 18 months
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What is phonological awareness?
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Phonological awareness is a child's ability to detect and manipulate sounds and syllables in words. It is a foundation for reading and writing skills.
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At what age does a child have an MLU of approximately 2.0 to 4.0?
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A child has a MLU of 2.0 to 4.0 between 2-3 years of age.
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By the age of a 3, a child should understand up to:
A. 50 words B. 10,000 words C. 10 words D. 3, 600 words |
D. 3, 600 words
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Which do children typically acquire first, past-tense regular "-ed" or prepositions (e.g. in)?
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prepositions
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What are presuppositions?
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Presuppositions are the what the speaker assumes that a listerner knows about a topic. Children understand and use this concept typically between 1 to 2 years.
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What type of verbs express mood, intention, and possibility?
A. auxillary verbs B. modal verbs C. linking verbs D. transitive verbs |
B. modal verbs
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What is fast mapping?
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Fast mapping is being able to infer a connection between a word and a referent after one exposure.
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When do children begin combining words?
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They begin to combine words when their vocabularies reach about 50 words.
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Around what age should a child start using modals?
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between 3-4 years
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A 3 year old can sustain a topic of conversation
A. 80% of the time B. 100% of the time C. 20% of the time D. never |
C. 20% of the time
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When do children understand object permanence?
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They understand object permanence around 10 months of age.
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What are primitive speech acts (PSAs)?
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PSAs occur at a preverbal or one-word stage. It is the way infants and toddlers classify intentions through characteristic gestures, vocalizations, single words, or prosodic patterns to convey intentions before they are able to use sentences to convey intentions.
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What are referential words?
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Referential words are words that appear early on and the primary purpose of them is to refer to objects that are of interest. There is no further significance.
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A child using 'notice' would say:
A. ouch B. Hi daddy C. Mommy dog D. All gone. |
B. Hi daddy
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