Stuttering Myths And Facts Jeopardy Template

True or False: General Myths and Facts	True or False: General Myths and Facts	True or False: Stuttering Statistics	True or False: Causes of Stuttering	True or False: People Who Stutter
100 True Stuttering can change from day to day.	100 True Stuttering is something we do with our speech machine.	100 False There are more girls who stutter than boys who stutter.	100 False Nervousness causes stuttering.	100 False People who stutter aren't smart.
200 False It is helpful to tell a person who stutters to "take a deep breath before talking."	200 False People learn or pick up on stuttering by listening to other people stutter.	200 True Over 3 million Americans stutter.	200 False Stuttering is contagious.	200 False People who stutter are not good communicators.
300 True There is no cure for stuttering.	300 True Stuttering can appear suddenly or gradually over time.	300 True About 5% of all children stutter at some point in their life.	300 True Stuttering is hereditary (stuttering "runs in families").	300 True People all over the world stutter.
400 True Most people who stutter do not stutter when speaking to little children, animals, or alone.	400 False People who stutter usually stutter when they sing.	400 True About 1% of the world's population stutters.	400 False Stress causes stuttering.	400 False People who stutter are shy.
500 False Stuttering is a habit that people can break if they want to.	500 True Stuttering is associated with differences in the brain.	500 False Stuttering usually begins between ages 5 and 8.	500 True No one knows exactly what causes stuttering.	500 True Elvis Presley was a famous person who stutters.

Stuttering Myths and Facts

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