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vicotolentino

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Which of the following test scores suggest a word finding problem?
 
  a. high score on WISC vocabulary, low score on Peabody Picture Vocabulary Test
  b. low scores on both the WISC vocabulary and Peabody Picture Vocabulary Test
  c. high score on Peabody Picture Vocabulary Test and high score on Boston Naming Test
  d. low score on WISC vocabulary and high score on Boston Naming Test

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All four of the following are in third grade. Which student seems to have the most serious reading problem?
 
  a. Anna is reading on a beginning second-grade level. Anna came from a poor family and has spotty attendance. Anna repeated first grade.
  b. Frederica is reading on an ending first-grade level. Frederica has not repeated any grades.
  c. William, who is reading on an ending first-grade level, repeated kindergarten and has been given lots of help.
  d. Hector is reading on a beginning second-grade level. Hector repeated second grade.
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