11:14K Midterm Life span Questions....90- True or FalseBy age 3, average child knows between 900 and 10000words.91- By Age 6, children know about:a) 1000 – 5000 wordsb) 5000- 10000 wordsc) 2000- 8000 wordsd) 2600 – 20000 wordse) 10000 – 50000 words92- True or FalseBetween 3 and 6 years Old, children start using plurals,possessives and past tense.93- A 5 years old boy talking to his mom says: “Mom Ieated a lot of cookies today". Which one is true about thisboy?a) Around this age, children do not master the irregularverbs.b) He is autisticc) It is a sign of cognitive deficiencyd) The mom should contact the boy's school to let themknowe) He's probably victim of child's abuse94- True or falseChildren in early childhood talking to themselves shouldbe seen by a psychologist.95- True or FalseAccording to Freud, Children adopt characteristics andattitudes of the same sex parent.96- Which one is not one of the purposes of play in earlychildhood?a) Learningb) Development of bones and musclesc) Evolution of intelligenced) None of the answers97- Children with imaginary companions are :a) Autisticb) Normalc) Less sociabled) Mostly boys98- These are the Baumrind's parenting styles, except:a) Associativeh) PermissiveDashboardCalendarTo DoNotificationsInbox因

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90- True or False By age 3, average child knows between 900 and 10000 words. 91- By Age 6, children know about: a) 1000 – 5000 words b) 5000- 10000 words c) 2000- 8000 words d) 2600 – 20000 words e) 10000 – 50000 words 92- True or False Between 3 and 6 years Old, children start using plurals, possessives and past tense.

90- True or False By age 3, average child knows between 900 and 10000 words. 91- By Age 6, children know about: a) 1000 – 5000 words b) 5000- 10000 words c) 2000- 8000 words d) 2600 – 20000 words e) 10000 – 50000 words 92- True or False Between 3 and 6 years Old, children start using plurals, possessives and past tense.

Biology (MindTap Course List)

11th Edition

ISBN:9781337392938

Author:Eldra Solomon, Charles Martin, Diana W. Martin, Linda R. Berg

Publisher:Eldra Solomon, Charles Martin, Diana W. Martin, Linda R. Berg

Chapter16: Human Genetics And The Human Genome

Section16.5: Genetic Testing And Counseling

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