Pronouncing words orally as one reads does not slow the reading process.

a. True

b. False

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Wheeler

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19 June, 17:37

Pronouncing words orally as one reads does not slow the reading process.

a. True

b. False

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Lorelei Pruitt · Answer 1

B. False. Generally reading in your head is faster than speaking it orally.

Lydia Elliott · Answer 2

It acually depends on the type of person that is pronouncing the words. Some people may have difficulties with reading in their head and some may have trouble speaking the words. My best educational guess would be false because of my own personal experiences when reading. I tend to have difficulties with pronouncing the words which takes time to correct when I could have said the word correctly and went on.

Pronouncing words orally as one reads does not slow the reading process.a. Trueb. False

Pronouncing words orally as one reads does not slow the reading process.

a. True

b. False