Which aphasia is marked by inability to repeat words or phrases?
ABroca's
BWernicke's
CConduction
DGlobal
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Conduction
1. Conduction aphasia is a mild expressive disorder.
2. It features inability to repeat words or phrases.
3. Patients can usually read, write and understand spoken messages.
_Source: Wikipedia, Language disorder, Conduction aphasia_
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