<span>Any writer of historical fiction should find events in history that lend themselves to ideas or events that modern people can identify with, such as love, loss, happiness, etc. Then the author must ensure that the characters being used are relatable in the same way, regardless of the time-period in question.</span>
Not if you do it at the last minute
Answer:
First gap----- Dyslexia
Second gap---- Dyscalculia
Explanation:
Dyslexia is a learning disorder that makes it hard for one to read or write, the brain processes written material differently hence making it hard for them to recognize and spell words, it doesn't in any way infer that someone with it is not intelligent.
While Dyslexia had to do with reading and writing , Dyscalculia is basically a math learning disability related with a significant difficulty understanding mathematics and also working with any mathematical concept.
