True or False
SODA stands for substitution, omission, deletion, and addition
False; it stands for substitution, omission, distortion, and addition
The smallest linguistic unit
Phoneme
What kind of speech disorder is childhood dysarthria?
Motor
What provides airflow for sound?
Respiration
The following is an example of?
/ræbɪt/ -> [wæbɪt]
Substitution
The respiratory system consists of the lungs, airway, rib cage, and diaphragm.
True
What is the physical act of exchanging information with someone?
Communication
Phonological Disorder is also known as what?
Inconsistent Speech Disorder
Which part of the Articulatory System contains the Larynx, Vocal Folds, and Glottis?
Phonation
The following is an example of?
[sʌn] ->/sʲʌn/
Distortion
The two types of language are Audible and Inaudible.
False; two types of language are expressive & receptive
An organized set or system of sounds that are used to convey meaning is called what?
Speech
Which speech sound disorder has the SODA acronym to help remember its symptoms?
Articulation
Sound waves are created by the vibration of what?
Vocal folds
The following is an example of?
/ræbɪt/ -> [æbɪt]
Omission
A child with CAS has difficulty producing the same sound on multiple occasions, despite knowing how to produce the sound.
True
Modifies sound waves to produce sounds differently
Resonance
Which disorder is the cause of having difficulty with multisyllabic words?
Childhood Apraxia of Speech
Name two things that can affect speech production
-Posture
-Respiration
-Oral Structures
-VF trauma
The following is an example of which two errors?
/ke͡ɪk/ -> [e͡ɪt]
Omission & Substitution
The primary articulators of the articulatory system include the teeth, tongue, lips, and hard palate.
False; the primary articulators include the tongue, lips, jaw, and velopharynx
These are used when there is no information as to how an individual produces the sound
Virgules
What is the difference between an articulation disorder vs a phonological disorder?
Articulation Disorder has issues with production and Phonological Disorder has issues with linguistic rules
What comprises the vocal tract?
Nasal cavity, oral cavity, pharynx, larynx, and trachea
The following is an example of which two errors?
/ræbɪts/ -> [rəæbɪð]
Addition & Distortion