1
Speech Sound Disorder Praxis Practice Questions and Answers Latest Version Already Passed
Which of the following is a common phonological process where a child replaces a stop consonant with a nasal consonant?
- Fronting
- Gliding
- Nasalization
✔✔ C. Stopping
A child says "tat" for "cat." This error is an example of which phonological process?
- Deletion
- Assimilation
- Cluster reduction
✔✔ B. Fronting
Which of the following sounds is typically acquired last by most children?
- /p/ 1 / 3
2
- /m/
- /t/
✔✔ D. /r/
In articulation therapy, which method focuses on teaching the motor movements required to produce specific sounds?
- Phonological approach
- Language-based approach
- Cognitive-linguistic approach
✔✔ B. Motor-based approach
What is the best way to elicit a target sound in isolation during speech therapy?
- Asking the child to read a story
- Using conversational speech
- Playing a game with peers
- / 3
✔✔ C. Providing visual and tactile cues
3
When a child deletes one consonant from a consonant cluster, what phonological process is occurring?
- Fronting
- Stopping
- Gliding
✔✔ D. Cluster reduction
Which of the following is an example of a syllable structure process?
- Stopping
- Fronting
- Deaffrication
✔✔ C. Final consonant deletion
If a child substitutes a /w/ sound for an /r/ sound, which phonological process is this?✔✔ A. Gliding
- Fronting
- Stopping
- Deletion
- / 3