Which term describes 'Repetition'?

Which term describes 'Repetition'?

• A. Omission
• B. Repetition
• C. Tier 2 words are
• D. Substitution

Answer: (B)

Repetition is describing the act of repeating words, sounds, or phrases that have been heard or produced. When you see repetition noted, it means someone is echoing language—saying the same thing again or repeating a segment of speech. This helps you recognize patterns in how a child communicates and can be a normal part of language development or a cue for further support. Omission describes leaving out sounds or words, so it’s about gaps rather than repeats. Substitution is when a sound or word is replaced with another one. Tier 2 words refer to high-utility vocabulary terms, not to repetition specifically.

Repetition is describing the act of repeating words, sounds, or phrases that have been heard or produced. When you see repetition noted, it means someone is echoing language—saying the same thing again or repeating a segment of speech. This helps you recognize patterns in how a child communicates and can be a normal part of language development or a cue for further support.

Omission describes leaving out sounds or words, so it’s about gaps rather than repeats. Substitution is when a sound or word is replaced with another one. Tier 2 words refer to high-utility vocabulary terms, not to repetition specifically.