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1Types of errors can be classified with reference to typical linguistic structural levels and what other ?
- Aexperimentally
- BDirection of source of error
- Crecorded corpora
2Typical linguistic structural levels types of errors are errors to do with
- Asemantic
- Bperseveratory exchange
- Cblend
- Dmorphological
- Ephonological
- Fsyntactic
3Direction of source of error are what types of errors?
- Amorphological
- Bphonological
- Cperseveratory exchange
- Dsemantic
- Esyntactic
- Fblend
4Which one is perseveration?
- AThe mirst of may [first]
- Bshitter and jimmer [Jitter and shimmer]
- CTab stobs [stops]
5Which ones are
- AThe mirst of may [first]
- BGod rest re merry gentlemen [ye]
- CVery fewpl few people will be there
- DBackgound lighting [background]
6Which ones are phoneme exchange?
- AThe new RCSLT gar- guidelines
- BAt the time of the crucials common_ debate ...
- CThe chimney catch fire [catches]
- Dshitter and jimmer [Jitter and shimmer]
7Which are examples of Word Blend?
- AI haven’t told you bit this
- BThe ball zipped across the turface – the surface
- COnly the veryest high – very highest.
- DI randomed some samply
8Which ones are examples of Morpheme exchange?
- AThe chung of today [children/young]
- BThe chimney catch fire [catches]
- CThe mirst of may [first]
- DI randomed some samply
9Miss you a very much [a lot?] is what type of error?
- AWord exchange
- BMorpheme exchange
- CWord Substitution
- DPhrase Blend
10Get me a fork [spoon] is what type of error?
- APhrase Blend
- BWord exchange
- CWord Blend
- DWord Substitution
11Environmental Contamination means what in relation to errors?
- Asources within the same utterance.
- BWords in the environment outwith the utterance can intrude
12I’ve eaten all my library books [read + speaker was hungry] is according to Harley what type of error?
- AEnvironmental Contamination
- BPhrase Blend
- CNon Plan-internal errors
13Garnham et al. (1981) found 1 or 2 speech errors per 1000 words, what does more recent evidence show?
- A6 per 100 words for spontaneous speech
- B1per 100 words for spontaneous speech
- C9 per 100 words for spontaneous speech
- D8 per 100 words for spontaneous speech
14Bard and Lickley (1998) notes that one of the faults with counting errors in speech is ..
- ANon Plan-internal
- Bhair-splitting
- CMinor disfluencies are hard to perceive
15Lickley, McMillan and Corley (2005) EPG data suggests what percentage of speech errors may be underestimated? 25%.
- A10%
- B15%
- C20%
- D25%
16What are the arguments for two STAGES in word production – syntactic/semantic vs phonological?
- Amodels of speech production
- BPhonology specified later
- CMorphology stays in place
17What are the problems for Garrett’s model?
- AWord blends suggest parallel, rather than serial processing
- BPhrases can blend, too.
- Cevidence for a mixture of levels.
- DWord blends suggest serial, rather than parallel processing
18What does it mean that we have partial access to words in TOT state?
- ASimilar words come to mind about all the time
- BSimilar words come to mind about half the time
- CAdditional letters: less but above chance
- DAdditional letters 80% of the time
19Why does TOTs and Anomias suggest a basic split between semantics/syntax and phonology?
- Apeople can access grammar but not meaning
- Bpeople can access meaning and grammar but not pronunciation
- Cpeople can't access meaning and grammar and pronunciation
20Vigliocco et al (1997) found what related to TOT states?
- Acorrect meaning guess
- Bcorrect gender guess
- Ccorrect logogenic guess
21What are the evidence for two-stage model of speech production?
- AReading data
- BLexical picture data
- CSpeech Error data
- DTip of the Tongue data
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- Quiz on L2, created by tonje olsen on 19/12/2018.
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