Read the passage and answer the question.
Children learn best when they first learn to read in the language they speak at home. A child who starts school in an unfamiliar language often struggles to understand even simple lessons. Later, the same child can learn additional languages more easily, because the skill of reading has already been built.
What problem does a child face when school starts in an unfamiliar language?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Difficulty in understanding simple lessons
- Step 1: The passage states that such a child often struggles with simple lessons.
Answer
Difficulty in understanding simple lessons.
Why not the others: The other results are the opposite.
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