A middle-ear infection that might affect language learning is
a. limited English proficiency.
b. otitis media.
c. acquired aphasia.
d. echolalia.
e. dysnomia.
ANSWER: b
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a. reflect either elementary or secondary curricula, depending on the philosophy of the individual school system. b. be a "holding pattern" approach between the elementary and secondary school. c. stand on its own and reflect the unique developmental characteristics and needs of young adolescents. d. emphasize abstract thinking that reflects young adolescents' formal operational ability.
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A. Overdispersion B. Underdispersion C. Neither D. Both
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false.