Holiday Trivia
Which popular Christmas beverage is also called "milk punch"
What is eggnog
Understanding a patient's history includes being aware of TIC, which stands for this.
Trauma Informed Care
What term describes the visual representation of sound frequencies over time, often used in experimental phonetics?
What is a spectogram
Find the mean, median, and mode of this data set
24, 79, 34, 67, 24, 55, 91, 78, 24, 34
Mean: 51
Median: 44.5
Mode: 24
Elvis isn't going to have a white Christmas; instead, his holiday has this hue.
What is blue/blue Christmas
This research design allows for investigation of both main effects and interaction effects.
What is factorial design.
What are the four types of overarching articulatory errors (in a five-way scoring assessment), and can you provide a description and an example for each?
What are substitution (e.g., /ˈwæbɪt/ for /ˈræbɪt/), omission (e.g., /kæ/ for /kæt/), distortion (e.g., a dentalized /s̪/ for /s/), and addition (e.g., /ˈdɑɡə/ for /dɑɡ/)?
The Grinch's loyal pup
Who is Max
The French word "Noel" is often used to indicate "Christmas", although its original meaning in Latin means this.
What is to be born/birth
How are the General American Standard English vowels labeled on a quadrilateral diagram chart according to their five dimensions?
What are tongue advancement, tongue height, lip rounding, tenseness/laxness, and jaw openness/closedness?
Frosty the Snowman began to do this when a magic hat was placed on his head
What is began to dance/dance around
Teaching word associations, categories, synonyms, and antonyms builds and strengthens this, used for word storage and retrieval.
What is semantic network.
Which two formants are most responsible for distinguishing vowels in speech?
What are formant 1 and formant 2?
For 2024, 65% of consumers plan to buy and give this item, the most popular gift of the season
What are gift cards
Three tiny bones, or ossicles, are located in the middle ear. Their names can be though of "hammer, anvil, stirrup", but their scientific names are very different.
What are SOME ways in which suprasegmental phonetic features differ in phonological disorders, articulatory disorders, apraxia, and dysarthria in speech-language pathology?
What are atypical stress patterns in apraxia OR reduced rate & monotone prosody in dysarthria OR inconsistent intonation/altered juncture/timing in phoolgoical disorders, OR generally normal suprasegmental elements (across utterances vs. within a single utterance unit) in articulatory disorders?