SLP ETS Practice Test Form 1 Questions

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SLP ETS Practice Test Form 1 Questions and Answers Latest Version Already Passed

A 4-year-old child consistently says "tat" for "cat." This is an example of which phonological process?

  • Gliding
  • Final consonant deletion
  • ✔✔ C. Fronting

  • Stopping

Which cranial nerve is primarily responsible for vocal fold movement?

  • Trigeminal (V)
  • Facial (VII)
  • ✔✔ C. Vagus (X)

  • Glossopharyngeal (IX)

A student with a language disorder struggles to understand complex sentences. Which area is most likely affected? 1 / 4

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✔✔ A. Receptive language

  • Articulation
  • Voice
  • Pragmatics

Which therapy technique is best for reducing a lateral lisp?✔✔ A. Using a straw to promote airflow direction

  • Prolonging /s/ in words
  • Teaching minimal pairs
  • Auditory bombardment

What is the best way to support a bilingual child’s language development in both languages?

  • Use English only
  • Delay therapy until English is fluent
  • ✔✔ C. Support both languages at home and school

  • Replace the home language with English
  • / 4

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Which of the following is the most appropriate AAC strategy for a child with limited hand mobility?

  • iPad-based speech app
  • Picture exchange with small cards
  • ✔✔ C. Eye-gaze communication board

  • Sign language

Which of the following best represents an expressive language goal?

  • Follow one-step directions
  • ✔✔ B. Use complete sentences during play

  • Point to body parts
  • Match pictures with words

Which disorder is most associated with inconsistent speech errors and difficulty planning motor movements?

  • Dysarthria
  • Phonological disorder
  • ✔✔ C. Childhood apraxia of speech 3 / 4

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  • Language delay

Which of the following voice characteristics is most typical of vocal nodules?

  • Breathiness with no hoarseness
  • ✔✔ B. Hoarseness and vocal fatigue

  • High-pitched falsetto
  • Hypernasality

A student is omitting function words like “is” and “are” in sentences. This reflects a weakness in: ✔✔ A. Morphosyntax

  • Pragmatics
  • Articulation
  • Phonological awareness

Which of the following is a common sign of aspiration in infants?✔✔ A. Coughing during feeding

  • Long sleep durations
  • Dry lips
  • / 4

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SLP ETS Practice Test Form 1 Questions and Answers Latest Version Already Passed A 4-year-old child consistently says "tat" for "cat." This is an example of which phonological process? A. Gliding B...

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