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Dyslexia Quiz
Dr Ian Smythe and Dr John Everatt 2001
Dyslexic Quiz
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Please, provide an answer to each of the following questions.
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1. Do you confuse visually similar words such as cat and cot?
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2. Do you lose your place or miss out lines when reading?
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3. Do you confuse the names of objects, for example table for chair?
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4. Do you have trouble telling left from right?
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5. Is map reading or finding your way to a strange place confusing?
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Please, provide an answer to each of the following questions.
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6. Do you re-read paragraphs to understand them?
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7. Do you get confused when given several instructions at once?
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8. Do you make mistakes when taking down telephone messages?
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9. Do you find it difficult to find the right word to say?
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10. How often do you think of creative solutions to problems?
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11. How easy do you find it to sound out words such as e-le-phant?
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12. When writing, do you find it difficult to organise thoughts on paper?
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13. Did you learn your multiplication tables easily?
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14. How easy do you find it to recite the alphabet?
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15. How hard do you find it to read aloud?
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16. I am (or believe I am):
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Definitely Dyslexic: I have been formally tested/told I was dyslexic by a professional
Probably Dyslexic: I have not been formally tested, but I am confident that I am dyslexic because despite being capable in other areas, I had much more difficulty learning to read and/or spell as well as most other people
Possibly Dyslexic: I have some signs of dyslexia, but I have never been formally identified and I am not sure I would call myself dyslexic
Definitely not dyslexic
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