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100

Dialect is NOT a disorder. True or False? 

True

100

What ages do Speech-Language Pathologists treat? 

All Ages! (birth to death)

100

The acronym NSSLHA stands for...

National Student Speech Language and Hearing Association 

100

True or False - Sound travels through air faster than it travels through a liquid. 

True 

100

Who has been an Audiologist for over 30 years? 

Dr. Payne 

200

What is the name of the phonetic alphabet? 

International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA)

200

In most people, which cerebral hemisphere is more dominant for language? 

Left Hemisphere

200

True or False. 96% of SLPs are female. 

True 

200

Decibel (dB) is to intensity, as Hertz (Hz) is to _______. 

Frequency 

200

Which professor has multiple degrees from the University of Athens? 

Dr. Cheimariou

300

Name the bilabial sounds.  

/m/, /b/, or /p/

300

List 3 Examples of SLP Work Settings.

Private Clinics, Schools, Hospitals, Skilled Nursing Facilities,  Nursing Home, Physician's Office, Colleges and University Clinics, etc. 

300

Name the 3 major components of language. 

Form, Content, Use 

300

What is the technical name and roman numeral for the hearing nerve? 

Vestibulocochlear Nerve - CN VIII (also known as the Auditory Nerve)

300

Which faculty member loves cats way more than dogs? 

Mrs. Shirley

400

The appropriate way to describe the vowel /i/ as in 'heed' is:

high, front, tense, unrounded

400

Name three of the service delivery areas that fall under an SLPs scope of practice?  

Articulation (Speech Sounds), Language, Literacy, Voice, Fluency, Social Communication, Feeding, and Swallowing. 

400

What is the technical term for food in the mouth after it has been chewed and mixed with saliva?

Bolus 

400

Early intervention by/prior to ____ has been shown to afford children with hearing loss the opportunity to achieve language levels comparable to their hearing peers.

6 months of age 

400

Who's research involves infant vocalizations, caregiver-infant interaction, and conversational turn-taking in early development? This research is conducted in the ABC Lab at the Speech and Hearing Center. 

Dr. Yoo

500

Translate /aɪ luv spitʃ θɛrəpi/ into English. 

I love speech therapy!

500

True or False. SLPs can work with people who don't have speech, language, or swallowing disorders.

True! (one example is accent modification if an individual chooses to do so). 

500

Name 3 characteristics of child-directed speech. 

"motherese", repetition, modeling speech, simple syntax, slowing rate, using a higher pitch as well as using an exaggerated intonation pattern.

500

The "4K Notch" is a sign of what type of hearing loss? 

Noise-Induced Hearing Loss

500

Which faculty member has been involved in the most research publications?

Dr. Barber