ARW 1_Unit 1_Vocabulary

It's difficult to ______ the full extent of a savant's abilities until they are tested.

• compensate

• retain

• estimate

• benefit

While some may see a savant's disability as a drawback, their unique talents often ______ for their limitations.

• savant

• compensate

• interaction

• image

Savant syndrome is an ______ phenomenon, as it's rare and the abilities are often extraordinary.

• predictable

• astonishing

• anxious

• disabled

People are often ______ when encountering a savant, wondering how such contrasting abilities can exist within one person.

• flexible

• predictable

• interaction

• anxious

The term "______" itself refers to a person with profound or extraordinary learning or mental abilities, especially in a specific area.

• predictable

• flexible

• disabled

• savant

Savant abilities often allow for a unique form of ______, even if typical communication is difficult.

• image

• flexibility

• interaction

• disability

The ability of a savant to recall a detailed ______ of a place or event after only a brief exposure is often astounding.

• benefit

• interaction

• retain

• image

A savant's condition is often considered a ______ condition, but also one of remarkable ability.

• disabled

• predictable

• astonishing

• benefit