Talking Brain
The 3 domains of language are
What is content, form, and use
Apple released their first IPhone in this year
What is 2007
The English grapheme for the sound ʃ
What is “sh”
NYC is known as the big ___
What is the Big Apple
True or false? The International Phonetic Alphabet allows us to transcribe speech sounds in any language, regardless of how well documented and studied they are.
True
The main cause of aphasia is
What is a stroke
First name Aubrey, who is this Canadian rapper formerly on the teen show “Degrassi”?
Who is Drake
The difference between ʌ and ə
What is stress
The boroughs in NYC
What are Queens, Brooklyn, Manhattan, the Bronx, and Staten Island
True or false? Aphasia in a bilingual client could manifest in many different ways, such as affecting only one of the languages the client knows.
True
Dysphagia is this kind of impairment
What is swallowing
This Marvel Movie was the last before Infinity War
What is Black Panther
[æpəlz]
What is the phonetic spelling of “apples”
NY’s 2 Major League Baseball teams
Who are the Yankees & Mets
The symbols that allow us to describe the nuanced, non-speech aspect of speech sounds (e.g. tones, aspiration, etc) are called ___?
Diacritics
The four stages of language development are
What are Pre language, toddler, pre school, and school age/ adolescence
What is the name of the show where the female contestants reveal details about “The Bachelor”
What is The Women Tell All
[aɪlʌvnɪʃlə]
What is the phonetic spelling of the sentence “I love NSSLHA”
This artist described NYC as a “concrete jungle where dreams are made of"
Who is Alicia Keys
The rules governing the possible arrangement of speech sounds in any language is called __ ?
Phonotactics
Disorders present at birth are called
What is congenital
In 2014, this artist was caught on surveillance video yelling and hitting her sister’s husband in an elevator.
Who is Solange Knowles
[jɔrmɑmloʊl]
What is the phonetic spelling of the sentence “your mom lol”
The color of the Statue of Liberty in 1885
What is copper
Around how many months after birth does an infant stop being able to tell apart different speech sounds outside of their native language? (tip: a range is okay)
10-12 months