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Language Development in Children with Down Syndrome


Language Development in Children with Down SyndromeVersión en línea Choose the correct option por Dome Nuñez 1 What is the most affected area of language in children with Down syndrome? a Vocabulary b Grammar c Pragmatics d Reading 2 When do children with Down syndrome typically say their first word? a Around 12 months b Around 24 months c Around 36 months d Around 6 months 3 Which skill is generally more impaired? a Language comprehension b Language production c Motor development d Reading comprehension 4 How long may grammatical development take in children with Down syndrome, compared to 30 months for typical children? a 2 years b 5 years c 12 years d 20 years 5 Which statement about phonological development is true? a Babbling begins on time. b Speech errors disappear early in childhood. c Speech sound errors may continue into adulthood. d Most adults have completely clear and intelligible speech. 6 Why might language development plateau during adolescence? a Vocabulary stops developing naturally. b They switch from educational support to vocational training. c Grammar fully develops by age 12. d Cognitive abilities decrease at that age. 7 How do children with Down syndrome often compensate for limited vocabulary? a By writing more words b By using more communicative gestures c By reading earlier d By avoiding communication 8 Children with Down syndrome usually produce their first word later than typically developing children. a True b False 9 Grammar develops at a typical speed and reaches normal levels by early childhood. a True b False 10 Comprehension vocabulary is generally closer to mental age than productive vocabulary. a True b False

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What is the most affected area of language in children with Down syndrome?

When do children with Down syndrome typically say their first word?

Which skill is generally more impaired?

How long may grammatical development take in children with Down syndrome, compared to 30 months for typical children?

Which statement about phonological development is true?

Why might language development plateau during adolescence?

How do children with Down syndrome often compensate for limited vocabulary?

Children with Down syndrome usually produce their first word later than typically developing children.

Grammar develops at a typical speed and reaches normal levels by early childhood.

Comprehension vocabulary is generally closer to mental age than productive vocabulary.