Test for Dyslexia by Liz Weaver - HTML preview

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This test is not an absolute proof of the presence of dyslexia. You may want to consult with a professional testing service. However, this test should give you a strong indication of whether a problem exists and will empower you to make the right decisions for your situation.

img4.png Print the alphabet below in lower case (small) letters:

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img6.png Print the alphabet below in upper case (capital) letters:

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img7.png Circle all of the b’s.

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img9.png Have your student read the following words out loud:

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img11.png Read the words from question 4 to your student and have them write the words on the lines below.

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img13.png Say each group of words out loud and have the student repeat them back to you in the exact same order: (say the words slowly and clearly.)

1. dog snake moon

2. please simple bringing supple

3. design frighten glistening production desperate

img14.png Circle each reversed letter:

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img16.png Circle each reversed letter.

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img18.png Say each group of nonsense words out loud and have the student repeat them back to you in the exact same order: (Make sure the student knows these are made up words. Say the words slowly and clearly.)

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img20.png Say the nonsense word sequences from question 9 and have your child write the sequences down.

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img22.png Have your student pronounce the following word pairs and then circle the nonsense words.

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img24.png Look at the figure in the left column. Circle the matching figure in the columns to the right.

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img26.png Look at the figure in the left column. Circle the matching figure in the columns to the right.

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img28.png Look at the word on the left and circle the word on the right that matches.

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img30.png Look at the word on the left and circle the word on the right that matches.

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img32.png Have the student repeat the following sentences back to you exactly as you say them: (pause your speech where you see a space.)

Three men raced down the hill to a boat in a river.

A girl was walking down the street and whistling a little tune.

The big dog went running away when it heard a great big noise

img33.png Read each word out loud and circle the words that rhyme.

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img35.png Circle each was:

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img37.png Look at the figure on the right and circle the one on the left that matches.

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img39.png Have the students copy the figures from the bottom to the dots on top.

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img42.png Have the student repeat these words exactly back to you. Mark yes or no.

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img44.png Hold card #1 up to the student for 5 seconds. Take it away and have the student reproduce it on one of the blank cards.

Do the same with card #2, holding up for 10 seconds.

Do the same for card #3 for 15 seconds.

#1

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#2

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#3

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#1

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#2

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#3

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img51.png Look at each word and figure out what it is. Write the word on the line.

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img53.png Look at the letters at the left. Cover them up and copy them from memory on the line.

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img55.png Read the following letters out loud. Have the student repeat them to you in reverse order.

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img57.png Circle each reversed letter within the word.

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img59.png Circle each reversed letter within the word.

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img61.png Circle each reversed word.

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img63.png Circle the reversed words.

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img65.png Circle each did.

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img67.png Have the student:

Draw a vertical or up and down line on top of the triangle.

Draw a horizontal or sideways line under the circle.

Draw a diagonal or slanted line through the square.

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