A child with a severe articulation disorder
A) Has speech that cannot be understood most of the time by most people
B) Has speech that cannot be understood except by family members
C) Can produce sounds but only pronounces them correctly some of the time
D) Can produce sounds but only pronounces them correctly when the child thinks he or she is alone

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A child with a severe articulation disorder has speech that cannot be understood most of the time by most people. This means that their speech is so unclear and difficult to comprehend that it is not understandable to the majority of people who interact with them.

A Child with a Severe Articulation Disorder