2. Naming Familiar Objects
Show S., one at a time, key (not Yale), penny (not new), closed knife, watch, pencil. Say each time, "What is this?" or, "Tell me what this is."
Credit if three responses out of five are correct.
3. Pictures—Enumeration
Say, "Now I am going to show you a pretty picture." Show picture (a) and say, "Tell me what you see in this picture," or, "Look at the picture and tell me everything you can see in it." If no response, "Show me the ——." "That is fine: now tell me everything you see in the picture." If necessary ask, "And what else?" Same for pictures (b) and (c).
Credit if at least three objects in one picture are enumerated spontaneously, or if one picture is described or interpreted.
4. Giving Sex
If S. is a boy, "Are you a little boy or a little girl?" If S. is a girl, "Are you a little girl or a little boy?" If no response, "Are you a little girl?" (if a boy); or "Are you a little boy?" (if a girl). If answer is "No," say, "Well, what are you? Are you a little boy or a little girl?" (or vice versa).
5. Giving Last Name
Ask, "What is your name?" If answer is only first or last name, e.g., Walter, say, "Yes, but what is your other name? Walter what?" and if necessary, "Is your name Walter Smith?"