The Denver II is a tool used to determine:
a. a child's IQ.
b. a child's mood.
c. whether a child is educable.
d. whether a child is developing as expected.
D
Denver II is a tool used to determine whether the child is developing fine and gross motor, lan-guage, personal, and social skills as expected according to the child's age.
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