Multiple Choice
After sustaining brain damage in an automobile accident, patient R.F.
A) could not read words aloud, but could detect spelling errors.
B) was unable to spell the names of common objects.
C) could type, but not read.
D) was unable to type, but could pronounce the names of common objects.
E) was able to remember the names of common objects.
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