Slow, laborious reading in LD students most directly reduces what?
AMuscle strength level
BHearing sensitivity
CVocabulary acquisition
DColour vision sense
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Vocabulary acquisition
1. Difficulty with word recognition makes reading slow and tiring.
2. These students therefore read less than classmates.
3. This can negatively affect vocabulary acquisition and comprehension, not strength, hearing or colour vision.
_Source: Wikipedia, Learning disability, section Learning disabilities affect the writing process_
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