A child with an auditory strength tends to be good at all of the following except:
A) using his or her hands to learn.
B) discussing what he or she knows.
C) learning by listening to others.
D) moving sequentially from task to task.

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A child with an auditory strength excels in learning through listening and verbal engagement, which includes discussing knowledge and following sequential tasks through auditory instructions. However, using hands to learn is more characteristic of a kinesthetic learning style, not an auditory one.

A Child with an Auditory Strength Tends to Be Good