Though able to hear normally, a person with auditory aphasia
A) is unable to comprehend spoken language.
B) has difficulty producing the speech sounds.
C) produces incomprehensible speech.
D) is unable to understand the written word.

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Auditory aphasia refers to the inability of a person to comprehend spoken language even though they are able to hear normally. They may experience difficulty in understanding the meaning of words and sentences, but they are able to produce speech sounds and speak fluently. Auditory aphasia is also known as receptive aphasia or Wernicke's aphasia.

Though Able to Hear Normally, a Person with Auditory Aphasia