Molly and Amna both have problems with speech. Amna's disorder is characterized with speech such as "Um... the ...ahhh...t-ti. gree-.. green." Molly's disorder is characterized with speech such as "It is easy because boys are looking but they look canyon see the cat is with the boys and machines and purple." Molly is most likeiy suffering from while Amna is suffering from A. Wernicke's aphasia: Broca's aphasia B. Wernicke's aphasia: specific language impairment O C. Broca's aphasia: Wernicke's aphasia O D. specific language impairment: Broca's aphasia Reset Selection OMark for Review What's This?

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