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Could you be a Speech Language Pathologist? Take this quiz to see if you have what it takes!

Could You Be A SLP?

In phonetics, the /l/ and /r/ sounds are classified as:

Substituting the word "fork" for "spoon" is an example of:

In speech language pathology, a "pull-out" is:

A right side CVA may result in:

True or false: If a person uses an AAC device, research shows it will inhibit speech production.

Many SLPs work with patients that have difficulties or an inability to swallow. This disorder is called:

Children with autism may have difficulties with:

Broca's area, the main region of the brain responsible for language production, is located in:

FAPE stands for:

A client who loves Star Wars says "trout scooper" when he means "scout trooper". This is an example of a:

A speech language pathologist's job is not easy! Keep studying!

Keep your day job!

Wow, you know your stuff! Aphasia, dysphagia, phonological disorders, fluency... Study hard, go to grad school, and one day you could be a speech language pathologist!

You could be a SLP!

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