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silviawilliams41

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In comparison to English speakers, Italian speakers are __________ to be diagnosed as dyslexic.
 
  A) less likely
  B) 10 more likely
  C) 50 more likely
  D) twice as likely
  E) 250 more likely

Question 2

Italian speakers are less likely than English speakers to be diagnosed with dyslexia because
 
  A) the Italian language has more phonemes.
  B) the Italian language has fewer phonemes.
  C) Italians have larger temporal lobes.
  D) Italians have smaller temporal lobes.
  E) Italians read more.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

Answer to Question 2

Answer: B



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