A person who suffers from surface dyslexia
A) cannot recognize individual letters.
B) is unable to use whole-word reading.
C) cannot understand the meaning of words.
D) cannot read.
E) cannot sound out words.

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A person with surface dyslexia has difficulty reading unfamiliar words because they rely on whole-word reading rather than decoding individual letters. They can typically recognize familiar words and have good comprehension skills, but struggle with reading new words.

A Person Who Suffers from Surface Dyslexia