Fair Fun
What sweet treat is made from spun sugar?
Cotton candy
If you don't understand someone, you can ask them to do this again.
Repeat
This strategy means "talking around" a word.
Circumlocution
This is the name for speaking up for your communication needs.
Self-advocacy
This yellow snack pops when heated.
Popcorn
What ride gives you a view from high in the air?
Ferris wheel
This gives a person with aphasia extra time to find their words.
Wait time
This clue describes an object by saying what it is used for.
Function
This phrase is used when you need more time to answer.
This phrase is used when you need more time to answer. A: "Please give me a minute."
This game uses rings to try to land on bottles.
Ring toss
This fried dessert is topped with powdered sugar.
Funnel cake
Speaking more slowly is changing your ______ of speech.
Rate
In Semantic Feature Analysis, this feature tells what group something belongs to.
Category
This phrase asks someone to say something another time.
"Can you say that again?"
This ride goes up and down while spinning around a center pole.
Carousel
This food is a hot dog on a stick covered in cornmeal batter.
Corn dog
Looking at the speaker's hands and face gives you visual ______.
Cues
This strategy uses your hands to help communicate.
Gestures
This word means asking for help when communication is difficult.
Clarification
This colorful prize is often won at carnival games.
Stuffed animal
This carnival ride lets people drive into each other for fun.
Bumper cars
This type of support involves writing down key words.
Written support
This is the name of the therapy technique that uses category, function, location, and other features to help find a word.
Semantic Feature Analysis
This sentence tells others about your communication disorder: "I have ______."
Aphasia
This person announces the winner of a blue ribbon at the county fair.
Judge