Parents can expect toddlers to:
A. be eager to try new foods
B. have a hearty appetite
C. prefer nutritious foods
D. challenge adult authority during mealtimes
Answer: D
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What will be an ideal response?
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a. Those who volunteer b. The best students c. The poorest students d. A randomly selected group e. Good students who show poor concentration
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