In regard to safety, compared with the toddler the preschool-aged child is:
a. more prone to falls and more reckless
b. about the same, regarding falls and reckless behavior
c. more apt to listen to rules and be aware of potential dangers
d. less apt to listen to rules and be aware of potential dangers
C
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A Incorrect. In regard to safety, compared with the toddler the preschool-aged child is not more prone to falls and more reckless.
B Incorrect. In regard to safety, compared with the toddler the preschool-aged child is not about the same, regarding falls and reckless behavior.
C Correct. In regard to safety, compared with the toddler the preschool-aged child is more apt to listen to rules and be aware of potential dangers.
D Incorrect. In regard to safety, compared with the toddler the preschool-aged child is not less apt to listen to rules and be aware of potential dangers.
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