Paul has dyslexia and becomes confused when his teacher is talking about two different painters - Monet and Manet. Paul thinks that she is referring to a single artist and doesn't realize she is saying two different names until she adds their first names for clarification - Claude Monet and Edouard Manet. His difficulty in this scenario is likely because individuals with dyslexia
A. often have intellectual disabilities.
B. confuse phonemes that sound alike.
C. can only hear morphemes, but not phonemes.
D. confuse words with similar numbers of letters.
Answer: B
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