alleryIn dual-route reading, recognising known words by sight uses the
ASublexical route
BLexical route
CMotor route
DVisual route
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Lexical route
1. The lexical route is a dictionary lookup of known words.
2. The sublexical route sounds words out.
3. Motor and visual routes are not part of the theory.
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