Discussion
A child who reads few numbers wrongly has the learning disability of ...................... .
Answer: A
A child who reads some numbers wrongly is described as having dyslexia.
Dyslexia is the learning disability of reading: letters and also digits are misread, reversed or confused (6 and 9, 21 and 12), because the fault lies in decoding written symbols. The question is about reading, which is why the keyed answer is dyslexia.
Dysgraphia is a difficulty in writing, and cerebral palsy is a neurological movement disorder, not a learning disability. Dyscalculia is a difficulty with arithmetic and number sense, and a reader may argue for it, since it also concerns numbers; the key treats the reading error as the deciding feature, and I could not find a source that settles it beyond that.
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