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Two words I didn't know, but got the pronunciation from the context. So I guess I aced it, since the test was pronunciation and not meaning.
 
I can do it but really slowly. I can pronounce it in my head fine but my gub can't keep up with my eyes. I have the same problem with sheet music. So I learned everything by mirroring or by hearing and copying the sound. Thats just typical dysbraxia for you.
 
Couple of words I didn't know, lengthy but not impossible :p:p
 
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