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Certification Examination - Speech Intelligibility Tx - Quiz

This Examination will test your understanding of Speech Intelligibility Treatment (SIT), Levy (2018)

Questions and Answers

1.

What are the verbal cues used in SIT? (Check all that apply)
- A.
  
  Smile now
- B.
  
  Strong voice
- C.
  
  Sit straight
- D.
  
  Big mouth
- E.
  
  Deep breath
Correct Answer(s)
B. Strong voice
D. Big mouth

Explanation
The verbal cues used in SIT are a strong voice and a big mouth. A strong voice is important in order to project confidence and authority while speaking. A big mouth refers to speaking clearly and loudly, ensuring that the message is effectively communicated to the audience. These cues help to engage and captivate the listeners, making the speaker more persuasive and impactful.

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2.

Which of these principles are important for SIT? (Check all that apply)
- A.
  
  Fun
- B.
  
  Lots of speech
- C.
  
  Hand and leg movement practice
- D.
  
  Motor learning principles
- E.
  
  Speech treatment
Correct Answer(s)
A. Fun
B. Lots of speech
D. Motor learning principles
E. Speech treatment

Explanation
The principles that are important for SIT (Speech Intelligibility Treatment) include fun, lots of speech, motor learning principles, and speech treatment. Fun is important as it helps engage the individual and make the therapy enjoyable. Lots of speech is crucial to practice and improve speech skills. Motor learning principles are significant for developing motor control and coordination of speech muscles. Speech treatment is essential for targeting specific speech goals and improving overall speech intelligibility.

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3.

When you hear vocal strain (Check all that apply)
- A.
  
  Just keep going
- B.
  
  Say "Gentle voice"
- C.
  
  Model appropriate voice
- D.
  
  Say "Good job!"
- E.
  
  Say "Big mouth"
Correct Answer
C. Model appropriate voice

Explanation
The correct answer is "Model appropriate voice". When you hear vocal strain, it is important to model the appropriate voice by demonstrating the correct way of speaking or singing. This can help the person experiencing vocal strain to understand and learn how to use their voice properly without straining it. By modeling the appropriate voice, you are providing a positive example and encouraging the individual to imitate the correct vocal technique.

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4.

Feedback should (Check all that apply)
- A.
  
  Increase over the 3 weeks
- B.
  
  Remain consistent throughout the 3 weeks
- C.
  
  Fade out over the 3 weeks
- D.
  
  Be provided only by parents
- E.
  
  Be in the form of candy
Correct Answer
C. Fade out over the 3 weeks

Explanation
The feedback should fade out over the 3 weeks because it suggests that the initial feedback provided to the person should gradually decrease or become less frequent as time goes on. This implies that the person is expected to improve and require less feedback as they progress.

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5.

In the third week of the treatment hierarchy (Check all that apply)
- A.
  
  The child is expected to be able to produce a 5-word sentence
- B.
  
  The child is expected to be producing the maximum length utterance he/she can
- C.
  
  The child is expected to be at word level
- D.
  
  The child is expected to be reading a praragraph
- E.
  
  The child is expected to sound like a child with no speech disorder
Correct Answer
B. The child is expected to be producing the maximum length utterance he/she can

Explanation
The correct answer suggests that in the third week of the treatment hierarchy, the child is expected to be able to produce the maximum length utterance he/she can. This means that the child should be able to form longer and more complex sentences compared to earlier stages of the treatment. It implies progress in the child's language development and improvement in their ability to express themselves.

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6.

Please type your name, city, and email address.

Correct Answer
Name/ City/ Email

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Certification Examination - Speech Intelligibility Tx

What are the verbal cues used in SIT? (Check all that apply)

Which of these principles are important for SIT? (Check all that apply)

When you hear vocal strain (Check all that apply)

Feedback should (Check all that apply)

In the third week of the treatment hierarchy (Check all that apply)

Please type your name, city, and email address.