By age three, the young child’s manual control can be characterized by the ability to
a. build a tower of four to six small blocks and turn doorknobs.
b. make a bridge with blocks, and correctly place round and square pegs in a pegboard.
c. make intricate block structures and use a tripod grip.
d. None of these answers.
ANS: B
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
The Baker School purchased a basal reading program that included a collection of trade
books. The principal correctly advised teachers that: a) they may need to supplement the collection with books for students reading above or below grade level b) they should require all students to read the same books c) standardized test scores should be used to determine appropriate books for each student d) independent reading should not occur during the school day
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A. phoneme. B. rime. C. syllable. D. word.