Stuttering: Facts & Myths

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Froggy Jumps Stuttering: Facts & MythsOnline version Quiz on stuttering truths by Anna Kommes 1 What is stuttering? a It happens when someone doesn't know what to say or feels nervous. b Something that is contagious. c A neurophysiological difference in the ways some people speak. 2 What are the three types of stutters? a Blocks, cracks, bounces. b Prolongations, repetitions, blocks c Holds, accents, pauses 3 Can stuttering affect all genders? a Only girls. b Only boys. c Yes; it affects all genders and is more common in boys. 4 Does stuttering run in families? a Yes it can. b No it can't. c Maybe. 5 How many people in the world stutter? a 20% b 15% c 1% 6 When do people start to stutter? a When they are learning to speak (2-7 years old) b Before they start talking (babies) c As adults 7 Can people who stutter be good communicators? a No, it is impossible b Sometimes c You can stutter on every word and still be a good communicator 8 Does stuttering reflect a person’s intelligence? a No; intelligence is not affected. b Stuttering makes you less smart c Yes; shows low intelligence 9 Is stuttering contagious? a Yes; you can catch it b No; it is not contagious. c Only spread through breath 10 Is it best not to talk about stuttering? a Yes; you should not talk about it b No; talking about stuttering helps people understand what it is, and can prevent anxiety about it c You should only talk about stuttering with some people 11 Where in the world to people stutter the most? a People who stutter come from every race, ethnicity and culture around the world b In Canada and the United States c In the South Pole

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Stuttering: Facts & MythsOnline version

Quiz on stuttering truths

by Anna Kommes

What is stuttering?

It happens when someone doesn't know what to say or feels nervous.

Something that is contagious.

A neurophysiological difference in the ways some people speak.

What are the three types of stutters?

Blocks, cracks, bounces.

Prolongations, repetitions, blocks

Holds, accents, pauses

Can stuttering affect all genders?

Only girls.

Only boys.

Yes; it affects all genders and is more common in boys.

Does stuttering run in families?

Yes it can.

No it can't.

Maybe.

How many people in the world stutter?

20%

15%

When do people start to stutter?

When they are learning to speak (2-7 years old)

Before they start talking (babies)

As adults

Can people who stutter be good communicators?

No, it is impossible

Sometimes

You can stutter on every word and still be a good communicator

Does stuttering reflect a person’s intelligence?

No; intelligence is not affected.

Stuttering makes you less smart

Yes; shows low intelligence

Is stuttering contagious?

Yes; you can catch it

No; it is not contagious.

Only spread through breath

Is it best not to talk about stuttering?

Yes; you should not talk about it

No; talking about stuttering helps people understand what it is, and can prevent anxiety about it

You should only talk about stuttering with some people

Where in the world to people stutter the most?

People who stutter come from every race, ethnicity and culture around the world

In Canada and the United States

In the South Pole

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Stuttering: Facts & Myths

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Stuttering: Facts & MythsOnline version

by Anna Kommes

What is stuttering?

What are the three types of stutters?

Can stuttering affect all genders?

Does stuttering run in families?

How many people in the world stutter?

When do people start to stutter?

Can people who stutter be good communicators?

Does stuttering reflect a person’s intelligence?

Is stuttering contagious?

Is it best not to talk about stuttering?

Where in the world to people stutter the most?