SLP Praxis Practice Form 1 Questions

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SLP Praxis Practice (Form 1) Questions and Answers Latest Version Already Passed

Which of the following best represents an example of a receptive language skill?

• Naming common objects
• Writing a sentence

✔✔ C. Following multi-step directions

• Asking a question

A student with difficulty organizing thoughts and using cohesive devices in writing most likely

has a weakness in:

• Articulation
• Phonological awareness

✔✔ C. Discourse-level language

• Voice production

Which of the following is a hallmark characteristic of cluttering?

• Repetition of syllables 1 / 4

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✔✔ B. Rapid and irregular rate of speech

• Tension during speech
• Secondary behaviors

Which technique is most appropriate when working on final consonant deletion?

• Use of phonetic placement

✔✔ B. Minimal pair contrast therapy

• Increasing vocal intensity
• Teaching multisyllabic words

Which of the following is typically used in dynamic assessment?

• Norm-referenced tests

✔✔ B. Test-teach-retest model

• Standardized percentile ranking
• Single-word articulation tests

What is the primary goal of intervention in childhood apraxia of speech?✔✔ A. Improve motor planning for speech 2 / 4

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• Increase vocal loudness
• Reduce cluttering behaviors
• Enhance stuttering fluency

Which of the following best supports generalization of speech skills?

• Drill-only sessions in the clinic

✔✔ B. Using target words during classroom routines

• Weekly worksheets at home
• Testing every other session

Which of the following is most appropriate for treating a student with voice nodules?

• Voice amplification

✔✔ B. Vocal hygiene education and resonant voice therapy

• Rapid speech drills
• Manual laryngeal manipulation

Which behavior is most associated with dysphagia during the oral phase of swallowing?✔✔ A. Difficulty forming or controlling the bolus 3 / 4

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• Aspiration before the swallow
• Reduced vocal fold closure
• Delayed swallow trigger

Which cranial nerve is most responsible for sensation in the anterior two-thirds of the tongue?✔✔ A. Facial nerve (CN VII)

• Glossopharyngeal nerve (CN IX)
• Hypoglossal nerve (CN XII)
• Trigeminal nerve (CN V)

What is a red flag for autism spectrum disorder in a young child?

• Tantrums during transitions
• Early use of echolalia

✔✔ C. Lack of joint attention or pointing

• Preference for playing with other children

A child says “poon” for “spoon.” Which phonological process is shown?✔✔ A. Cluster reduction

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