PA SKILLS
Components of Language
Building Blocks
Anatomy and other things
Just about anything
100

Phonological Awarness Skills have no impact on literacy development


T or F

False

100

Rules governing the internal organization of words

Morphology

100


 syntax

Development of length of utterance

Sentence Modalities

Growth of complex syntax


100

Left temporal lobe critical for language comprehension

Wernick's Area

100

Cluster of words arranged around a "head"

phrase

200

Cat / Hat

is what PA skill

Rhyme Awarness

200

Rules governing the internal organization of sentences

Syntax

200

Phonology

use of cues to segment speech stream

Developing PA

Developing phonemic inventory

200

Band of fibers that connect the two sections of the cerebral hemispheres

Corpus callosum

200

Process of sharing information such as thoughts, feelings is called

communication 

300

How many parts are in a word like

PIZZA

Syllable awarenss

300

Rules governing the individual meaning of words

Semantics

300

Pragmatics

Understanding communicative functions

Developing conversational skills

Gaining sensitivity to extralinguistic cues 

300

Brain's ability to move function to a new area after damage has been done to an area

Neuroplasticity

300

Members of a community follow agreed on rules for using language.  What part of the definition of language is this describing?

Language is conventional

400

What sound do you hear in the beginning of the word

/ball/

Initial sound identification

400

Rules that govern the sounds that make syllable and words

phonology

400

Morphology

Growth in

Function words

inflectional morphemes

derivational morphemes

400

The right side of the brain processes information from the left side is referred to as

Contralateral control

400

Age when a child's phonological productions allow for fairly intelligible speech

3-4

500

How many sounds in the word

/cat/

Phoneme counting

500

Rules governing language use for social purposes

pragmatics

500

Semantics

Growth in

Mental Lexicon

Rapid word learning

Organization of lexicon in semantic networks

500

cat and hat are an example of 

minimal pair

500

Infant coordinates attention with partner and an object is called

Joint attention