Duluth
Speech Pathology
Forestry
SPEAK OUT!
100
This large freshwater lake borders Duluth and is known as the largest by surface area in the world
Lake Superior
100
True/False: Speech Pathologists only work on speech.
False! We also work on language, voice, safe swallowing practices, and more!
100
Which tree is known for its sweet syrup?
The maple tree!
100
What is the main motto of SPEAK OUT! therapy?
Live/speak/swallow with INTENT!
200
Duluth’s famous 1905 Aerial Lift Bridge connects the city to this narrow, sandy neighborhood known for its beaches
Park Point
200
What abbreviation do Speech Pathologists use?
SLP (speech-language pathologist)
200
This tree is known for its distinctive bark, which is often smooth and white on mature trees. Other key features include catkins (flower clusters) often found in winter, simple-toothed leaves with pointed tips, and a tendency to grow in multi-trunk clumps.
Birch Tree
200
What are 3 ways that you can live with intent?
Many answers here!
300
This stone tower offers panoramic views of Duluth and Lake Superior and is named after a local businessman.
Enger Tower
300
What does FEES stand for?
Fiberoptic Endoscopic Evaluation of Swallowing
300
This term describes the layer of leaves and branches high above the ground that influences light, moisture, and wildlife habitat within a forest
Canopy
300
Who is this? 
Samantha Elandary, the founder of Parkinson's Voice Project
400
This scenic drive beginning in Duluth travels 154 miles along Lake Superior’s North Shore toward Canada
Highway 61
400
What does ASHA stand for?
The American Speech-Language-Hearing-Association
400
Foresters use this type of controlled, low-intensity fire to reduce fuel loads, recycle nutrients, and promote new growth
A prescribed burn
400
When was Parkinson's Voice Project founded?
2005
500
Completed in the early 1900s under the guidance of park commissioner Samuel Snively, this picturesque roadway in Duluth’s Lester Park is known for its series of stone arch bridges
Seven Bridges Road
500
What are some of the hardest sounds in English (the sounds that children learn the latest)?
th, r, s, z, v, 
500
Foresters track the number of trees living on a site using this metric, often expressed as “trees per acre.”
Stand density
500
What pathway/motor system does SPEAK OUT! therapy target?
The pyramidal system, or the intentional motor system