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Which of the following is an intellectual strength often seen in individuals with dyslexia?
Difficulty generating ideas
Strong problem-solving abilities
Poor analytical thinking
Inability to comprehend new ideas
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How should teachers assess writing tasks for students with dyslexia?
Focus primarily on spelling accuracy
Avoid assessing writing tasks altogether
Compare their work to that of their peers
Prioritise the student's ideas over spelling
3
What percentage of the world's population is estimated to have dyslexia?
25% to 25%
1% to 5%
5% to 15%
15% to 25%
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What is the
main
characteristic of dyslexia?
Trouble recognising colours
Inability to hear high-pitched sounds
Impairment in the ability to read, spell and process text.
Difficulty in memorising multiplication tables
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What sensory issue do many people with dyslexia experience?
Enhanced ability to see in low light
Sensitivity to sound
Words appearing blurry or distorted on the page
Difficulty in distinguishing colours
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Which of the following do students with dyslexia mostly struggle with in mathematics?
Recognising the days of the week
Drawing geometric shapes
Counting physical objects accurately
Processing symbols and equations
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Which of the following is a cognitive characteristic commonly associated with dyslexia?
Difficulty with learning to spell
Strong ability to memorise long texts
Rapid word recognition
Fast processing of auditory information
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Dyslexia is caused by which of the following?
Neurobiological differences in the brain
Visual impairments
Poor teaching
Low intelligence
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Dyslexia often co-occurs with which other condition?
Hearing Impairment
Conduct Disorder
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
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Which of the following is
NOT
a strategy to help students with dyslexia?
Using multi-sensory teaching approaches
Offering extra time during tests
Reducing exposure to reading and writing
Providing coloured overlays or lenses