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A child counts on fingers, struggles with mental sums and cannot read a clock face. Which difficulty fits?

AColour blindness
BDysgraphia
CStammering
DDyscalculia
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Dyscalculia
1. Trouble with mental calculation, time and finger counting are listed symptoms of dyscalculia. 2. Dysgraphia concerns handwriting and stammering concerns speech. 3. Colour blindness does not affect arithmetic. _Source: Wikipedia, Dyscalculia, Signs and symptoms_
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