These games and activities were prepared by an instructor to help you identify your strengths and areas where you need additional training. However, the format, content, wording, and answers of these exercises are not intended to resemble any actual test. So your performance on these quizzes does not predict your score on actual testing.
You may cue words differently than they appear in these exercises. If you have a question, consult a qualified instructor.
Good luck! We hope you have fun with these cueing games and activities.
Cue Reading
- Movie Title Hangman » In this Hangman-style game, players just guess the movie title from the cue notation clue. If you get stuck, try a letter. Beware the noose.
- Cue Notation Hangman » A twist on the classic game of Hangman. Guess the word from the cue notation. Need a hint? Try adding letters, but be careful you don't swing!
Expressive Skills Practice
- Basic Cued Speech Millionaire » Answer some how-do-you-cue questions which become increasingly difficult as you try to win the thrilling (but fake) prize of $1,000,000.
- Which "th" is it? » The letters "th" can be cued several ways. For each word, choose the handshape that should be used.
- One Cue Wonders » Players are given a set of words. Each word can be cued with just one handshape. Identify which handshape is used and practice cueing as you go.
- Flick Jeopardy » Reveal clues and answer questions in the Jeopardy-inspired game. However, your answer must contain a flick, or guess again! Be sure to cue the answers as you go. Find those flicks. Good luck!
- Vowel Placement Quiz » For each word, choose the correct placement that corresponds to the vowel. Be sure to cue as you go.
- Flick Quiz » For each item, decide if there is a "Flick" or "No Flick." Ten words are randomly presented and scored one at a time.
- /s/ vs /z/ » For each word determine whether the letter "s" would be cued as /s/, /z/, or neither one. Ten words have been selected randomly from a bank of words.
Transliterator Knowledge
- Transliterator Knowledge (50 Questions) » A set of 50 multiple choice questions is drawn randomly from a bank of hundreds that cover subjects including speech production, linguistics, professional organizations, transliterator role, and more.
For each question, choose the BEST answer from those provided. At the end of the test, you will be given your percentage correct and the intended answers will be shown with your responses.
- Transliterator Knowledge (150 Questions) » A set of 150 multiple choice questions is drawn randomly from a bank of hundreds that cover subjects including speech production, linguistics, professional organizations, transliterator role, and more. For each question, choose the BEST answer from those provided. At the end of the test, you will be given your percentage correct and the intended answers will be shown with your responses.