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Froggy Jumps Stuttering Facts QuizOnline version Quick facts about stuttering by Anna Kommes 1 Stuttering is common in which age group as children start talking? a Adulthood b Early childhood c Late teens 2 Which of the following is NOT a typical feature of stuttering? a Slow, perfectly fluent speech b Blocks or prolongations c Dysfluencies like repetitions 3 Stuttering affects speech fluency, but it does not reflect a person’s intelligence. True or false? a True b Only sometimes c False 4 Which factor can influence stuttering severity? a Emotion or stress levels b Diet in the morning c Eye color 5 What is a common coping strategy encouraged by speech therapists? a Cuppressing all speech b Breathing and smooth onset techniques c Speaking as fast as possible 6 Genetics can play a role in stuttering. True or false? a Only environment b False c True 7 Stuttering can occur at any age, but onset most often happens: a In old age b In childhood c After retirement 8 Which statement is accurate about stuttering and communication? a People who stutter can be effective communicators b Stuttering makes intelligence disappear c Stuttering prevents all effective communication 9 Are there multiple types of stuttering (e.g., sound, syllable, or whole-word repetitions)? a Yes b Only in severe cases c No only one type 10 What is a key goal of many stuttering therapies? a Make speech slower than normal for life b Erase all stuttering forever c Improve fluency with strategies and support

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Stuttering Facts QuizOnline version

Quick facts about stuttering

by Anna Kommes

Stuttering is common in which age group as children start talking?

Adulthood

Early childhood

Late teens

Which of the following is NOT a typical feature of stuttering?

Slow, perfectly fluent speech

Blocks or prolongations

Dysfluencies like repetitions

Stuttering affects speech fluency, but it does not reflect a person’s intelligence. True or false?

True

Only sometimes

False

Which factor can influence stuttering severity?

Emotion or stress levels

Diet in the morning

Eye color

What is a common coping strategy encouraged by speech therapists?

Cuppressing all speech

Breathing and smooth onset techniques

Speaking as fast as possible

Genetics can play a role in stuttering. True or false?

Only environment

False

True

Stuttering can occur at any age, but onset most often happens:

In old age

In childhood

After retirement

Which statement is accurate about stuttering and communication?

People who stutter can be effective communicators

Stuttering makes intelligence disappear

Stuttering prevents all effective communication

Are there multiple types of stuttering (e.g., sound, syllable, or whole-word repetitions)?

Yes

Only in severe cases

No only one type

What is a key goal of many stuttering therapies?

Make speech slower than normal for life

Erase all stuttering forever

Improve fluency with strategies and support

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Stuttering is common in which age group as children start talking?

Which of the following is NOT a typical feature of stuttering?

Stuttering affects speech fluency, but it does not reflect a person’s intelligence. True or false?

Which factor can influence stuttering severity?

What is a common coping strategy encouraged by speech therapists?

Genetics can play a role in stuttering. True or false?

Stuttering can occur at any age, but onset most often happens:

Which statement is accurate about stuttering and communication?

Are there multiple types of stuttering (e.g., sound, syllable, or whole-word repetitions)?

What is a key goal of many stuttering therapies?

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