By mid-to-late adolescence, most children with communication disorders ____.
A) stop speaking
B) have acquired normal language
C) show decline in the quality of speech
D) drop out of school

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By mid-to-late adolescence, most children with communication disorders have acquired normal language, although they may continue to struggle with certain aspects of communication or social interaction. It is not typical for them to stop speaking or show a decline in the quality of speech, and dropping out of school is not necessarily related to communication disorders.

By Mid-To-Late Adolescence, Most Children with Communication Disorders ____