The acquisition of phonological recoding skills would enable a learner to

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Phonological recoding involves the ability to translate written symbols (letters) into sounds, allowing the learner to "sound out" words they have not encountered before. Therefore, the ability to sound out the word "cat" is a clear indication of phonological recoding skills. The other options do not necessarily require phonological recoding skills. Understanding that the word "at" has both the sounds /a/ and /t/ may require phonemic awareness skills, while fluent reading and comprehension skills require broader reading skills beyond just phonological recoding. Learning about the features of a cat from a sentence requires comprehension skills.

The Acquisition of Phonological Recoding Skills Would Enable a Learner