Unusual responses on the part of a testtaker during the "Memory for Sentences" subtest of the SB-5 may cue the examiner to
A) hearing problems on the part of the examinee.
B) the examiner's own speech or hearing problems.
C) extraneous noise in the test environment affecting the test results.
D) None of these

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Unusual responses such as difficulty recalling simple sentences, substituting words, or repeating sentences out of sequence could indicate a hearing problem on the part of the examinee.

Unusual Responses on the Part of a Testtaker During the "Memory