How we Talk
Primary body parts used for speech.
What are the tongue, lips, and jaw?
When you hold onto a speech sound to long.
What is prolongation?
Former U.S president
Who is Joe Biden?
Fluency strategy where you anticipate a dysfluency and utilize a strategy ahead of time.
What is a cancellation?
The only continent without an active volcano.
What is Australia?
Organs needed to breathe.
Wha are the lungs?
When a word is repeated several times in a row (ex: “What time time is it?”)
What is repetition?
Artist who sang "A-team"
Who is Ed Sheeran?
Fluency strategy where you elongate a sound and reduce tension
What is a pull out?
The most common eye color.
What is brown?
The purpose of speech.
What is to give and receive messages.
No sound will come out.
What is a block?
Fluency strategy where you are purposefully dysfluent to practice control.
What is pseudo stuttering?
A mammal that lays eggs.
What is an echidna/platypus?
Body parts that touch and vibrate to produce speech.
What are the vocal cords?
Use of “filler words” (um, ah, well,)
What are interjections?
”Darth Vader” And “Mufasa” actor.
Who is James Earl Jones?
Speech with low tension.
What is easy relaxed speech?
The first soda to be taken into space.
What is Coca-Cola?
The major muscle of breathing.
What is the diaphragm?
Gestures accompanying stuttering (blinking, nodding, clenching jaw)
What are secondary behaviors?
“Looney Tunes” character.
Who is Porky Pig?
Lightly touching parts of mouth together to create sounds/words
What is light contact?
Name of this symbol: #
What is a pound sign/octothorpe?