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SLP Praxis (Form 3) Questions and Answers Latest Version Already Passed
A student consistently substitutes /t/ for /k/ in initial position. What is this an example of?
- Gliding
- Cluster reduction
- Deletion
✔✔ B. Fronting
What is the most appropriate AAC strategy for a preschool child with limited fine motor control and no verbal speech?
- Alphabet board
- Standard keyboard
- Morse code
✔✔ B. Picture-based system with large icons
Which of the following is a receptive language task?
- Telling a story
✔✔ B. Following a two-step direction 1 / 4
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- Naming a picture
- Using past tense verbs
What is the best initial step in evaluating a patient with suspected aphasia?
- Begin vocabulary drills
- Refer to occupational therapy
- Complete a fluency screen
✔✔ C. Conduct a standardized language assessment
Which cranial nerve is most responsible for vocal fold adduction?
- Hypoglossal
- Trigeminal
- Glossopharyngeal
✔✔ B. Vagus
A teacher reports that a 6-year-old student is difficult to understand. The student is stimulable for correct production of /s/. What does this suggest?✔✔ A. The student may benefit from articulation therapy 2 / 4
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- The student needs AAC support
- The student requires a feeding evaluation
- The student has a language delay
Which behavior is most consistent with cluttering?
- Tension and struggle during speech
- Repetitions of syllables
- Blocks on initial sounds
✔✔ B. Rapid, irregular speech with reduced intelligibility
Which of the following would be most appropriate to use when assessing the swallowing function of an adult post-stroke?✔✔ A. Modified barium swallow
- Articulation test
C. EEG
- Otoscopy
A student has difficulty with reading comprehension and understanding complex syntax. Which area is most likely impacted? 3 / 4
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✔✔ A. Receptive language
- Pragmatic language
- Expressive language
- Articulation
What type of reinforcement is being used when a child is given a sticker after completing three speech tasks?
- Negative reinforcement
- Extinction
- Punishment
✔✔ B. Positive reinforcement
A patient with Parkinson’s disease presents with reduced loudness and short rushes of speech.What is the most appropriate voice treatment approach?✔✔ A. Lee Silverman Voice Treatment (LSVT LOUD)
- Vocal nodules therapy
- Palatal lift
- Oral motor exercises
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