1. What is the common misconception about dyslexia?

A) People with dyslexia have trouble with spelling and grammar.

B) People with dyslexia have trouble with comprehension and vocabulary.

C) People with dyslexia see letters and words backwards or dancing on the page.

D) People with dyslexia have trouble with memory and attention.


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2. What is the actual cause of dyslexia?

A) A phonological processing problem that affects how language is manipulated.

B) A visual processing problem that affects how language is perceived.

C) A genetic problem that affects how language is inherited.

D) A neurological problem that affects how language is transmitted.


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3. What are the two cognitive processes that are involved in reading?

A) Grapheme-phoneme mapping and visual word form recognition.

B) Syllable segmentation and morphological analysis.

C) Semantic processing and syntactic parsing.

D) Orthographic encoding and phonological awareness.


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4. What are some examples of famous people who have dyslexia?

A) Albert Einstein, Thomas Edison, and Leonardo da Vinci.

B) Pablo Picasso, Muhammad Ali, and Whoopi Goldberg.

C) Winston Churchill, John F. Kennedy, and George W. Bush.

D) All of the above.


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