A child with a severe articulation disorder
A)has speech that cannot be understood most of the time by most people.
B)has speech that cannot be understood except by family members.
C)can produce sounds but only pronounces them correctly some of the time.
D)can produce sounds but only pronounces them correctly when s/he thinks s/he is alone.

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A child with a severe articulation disorder has speech that cannot be understood most of the time by most people. This means that the child's speech is highly unintelligible and difficult to comprehend, even for individuals who do not know the child closely.

A Child with a Severe Articulation Disorder