Children with a cleft palate often have a(n)________ that makes their speech difficult to understand.
A)attention deficit disorder
B)learning disorder
C)voice disorder
D)stuttering problem

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A cleft palate is a birth defect where the roof of the mouth (palate) does not develop properly, leaving a gap or opening. This opening can affect the way air flows through the mouth, making it difficult to articulate sounds properly and resulting in a speech disorder. This speech disorder is not related to attention deficit disorder, learning disorders, or stuttering problems.

Children with a Cleft Palate Often Have A(n)________ That Makes