Minimal ormaximalopposition?tu/duT/F: Multipleoppositionsis best formilddisordersT/F: Corevocabularyfocuses onconsistencyover accuracyT/F: Electro-palatographydisplays theacousticsignalT/F: Whole-languagetherapy targetsisolated sounddrillsNumber ofword pairstargeted inminimalpairs therapyName acommontarget soundwhen usingultrasoundT/F: Best todirectly treatskill youwant toimproveT/F: Cyclesincludes bothperception andproductiontasksContextutilizationexample:watch___Minimal pairtherapy forwhat severitylevel?Who makesthe corevocabularylists?T/F: Complexityapproachtargets themost stimulablesoundsWhat isarecast?DefineexemplarT/F:UltrasoundshowstonguemovementT/F: The cyclesapproachrequiresmastery beforemoving onCorevocabularytargets howmany wordsper week?T/F: Minimalpairs therapytargetsphonemiccontrastsDefinehomonymyMetaphontherapyraises ___ ofphonologicalstructuresStimulabilityapproach forchildrenages __ - __Whichapproach usesauditorybombardment?Hodson:Focus on___ first withunintelligibleclientsWho benefitsfrom broad-basedlanguageapproaches?T/F: Multipleoppositionsis used forphonemecollapseT/F: Recastsrequire thechild toimitateimmediatelySeveritylevel bestsuited for thecyclesapproach?Distinctivefeatureapproachresembleswhat therapy?Naturalisticapproachestablisheswhat?Phonology= linguisticor motor?Trickle-downphonologyimprovementfrom whatapproach?Minimal ormaximalopposition?sad/badT/F: Modifiedfeedbacktraining isgood fortoddlersMinimal ormaximalopposition?tu/duT/F: Multipleoppositionsis best formilddisordersT/F: Corevocabularyfocuses onconsistencyover accuracyT/F: Electro-palatographydisplays theacousticsignalT/F: Whole-languagetherapy targetsisolated sounddrillsNumber ofword pairstargeted inminimalpairs therapyName acommontarget soundwhen usingultrasoundT/F: Best todirectly treatskill youwant toimproveT/F: Cyclesincludes bothperception andproductiontasksContextutilizationexample:watch___Minimal pairtherapy forwhat severitylevel?Who makesthe corevocabularylists?T/F: Complexityapproachtargets themost stimulablesoundsWhat isarecast?DefineexemplarT/F:UltrasoundshowstonguemovementT/F: The cyclesapproachrequiresmastery beforemoving onCorevocabularytargets howmany wordsper week?T/F: Minimalpairs therapytargetsphonemiccontrastsDefinehomonymyMetaphontherapyraises ___ ofphonologicalstructuresStimulabilityapproach forchildrenages __ - __Whichapproach usesauditorybombardment?Hodson:Focus on___ first withunintelligibleclientsWho benefitsfrom broad-basedlanguageapproaches?T/F: Multipleoppositionsis used forphonemecollapseT/F: Recastsrequire thechild toimitateimmediatelySeveritylevel bestsuited for thecyclesapproach?Distinctivefeatureapproachresembleswhat therapy?Naturalisticapproachestablisheswhat?Phonology= linguisticor motor?Trickle-downphonologyimprovementfrom whatapproach?Minimal ormaximalopposition?sad/badT/F: Modifiedfeedbacktraining isgood fortoddlers

SSD Week 10 in-class activity - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Minimal or maximal opposition? tu/du
  2. T/F: Multiple oppositions is best for mild disorders
  3. T/F: Core vocabulary focuses on consistency over accuracy
  4. T/F: Electro-palatography displays the acoustic signal
  5. T/F: Whole-language therapy targets isolated sound drills
  6. Number of word pairs targeted in minimal pairs therapy
  7. Name a common target sound when using ultrasound
  8. T/F: Best to directly treat skill you want to improve
  9. T/F: Cycles includes both perception and production tasks
  10. Context utilization example: watch___
  11. Minimal pair therapy for what severity level?
  12. Who makes the core vocabulary lists?
  13. T/F: Complexity approach targets the most stimulable sounds
  14. What is a recast?
  15. Define exemplar
  16. T/F: Ultrasound shows tongue movement
  17. T/F: The cycles approach requires mastery before moving on
  18. Core vocabulary targets how many words per week?
  19. T/F: Minimal pairs therapy targets phonemic contrasts
  20. Define homonymy
  21. Metaphon therapy raises ___ of phonological structures
  22. Stimulability approach for children ages __ - __
  23. Which approach uses auditory bombardment?
  24. Hodson: Focus on ___ first with unintelligible clients
  25. Who benefits from broad-based language approaches?
  26. T/F: Multiple oppositions is used for phoneme collapse
  27. T/F: Recasts require the child to imitate immediately
  28. Severity level best suited for the cycles approach?
  29. Distinctive feature approach resembles what therapy?
  30. Naturalistic approach establishes what?
  31. Phonology = linguistic or motor?
  32. Trickle-down phonology improvement from what approach?
  33. Minimal or maximal opposition? sad/bad
  34. T/F: Modified feedback training is good for toddlers