Naming task
Name: School:
Group: DateofTest: D.0.B.
PRACTICE ITEMS: ball, door, rabbit, house, tree, arm
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TARGET WORDS |
SCORE |
RESPONSE |
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1. bear | ||
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2. bowl | ||
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3. cow | ||
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4. cup | ||
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5. deer | ||
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6. elephant | ||
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7. horse | ||
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8. mole | ||
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9. stool | ||
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10. television | ||
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11. vase | ||
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12. bed | ||
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13. camel | ||
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14. cushion | ||
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15. dog | ||
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16. knife | ||
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17.table | ||
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18. tiger | ||
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19. wardrobe | ||
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20.zebra | ||
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21. ostrich | ||
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22. ladle | ||
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TOTAL________ |
380
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