alleryA child with dyslexic dysgraphia typically has
APoor copying, good spelling
BPoor spelling, good copying
CIllegible copying, no drawing
DNormal spelling and writing
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Poor spelling, good copying
1. Dyslexic dysgraphia gives poor oral and written spelling.
2. Copied work is fairly good and drawing is preserved.
3. Illegible copying belongs to the motor and spatial types.
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