Reading orally to a child affects all of the following EXCEPT
A) how well children speak.
B) how well children read.
C) how well a child will do in school.
D) how soon children speak.

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Reading orally to a child does not necessarily affect how soon they speak, as children typically start speaking at different ages regardless of whether they are read to or not. However, reading orally to a child can have positive effects on their language development, vocabulary, comprehension, and overall readiness for school.

Reading Orally to a Child Affects All of the Following