Recognising a known word by sight alone, like a dictionary lookup, uses the
Alexical route
Bnonlexical route
Cmotor route
Dauditory route
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. lexical route
1. The lexical route lets skilled readers recognise known words by sight.
2. The nonlexical route sounds out the word using letter-sound links.
3. Motor and auditory routes are not part of the theory.
_Source: Wikipedia, Dyslexia, Dual route theory_
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