Question
What should children between the ages of one and two years old be able to do?
(1 point)
speak clearly and understandably
answer complex questions
run well and steadily
follow at least a two-step instruction say the right answer
(1 point)
speak clearly and understandably
answer complex questions
run well and steadily
follow at least a two-step instruction say the right answer
Answers
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GPT-4o mini
Children between the ages of one and two years old typically develop a range of skills, but the expectations should be realistic for their developmental stage. Among the options provided, "follow at least a two-step instruction" is the most appropriate answer.
At this age, children can start to understand and follow simple instructions, and they may begin to develop their speech skills, but clarity and complexity in language, running steadily, and answering complex questions are typically beyond their capabilities.
At this age, children can start to understand and follow simple instructions, and they may begin to develop their speech skills, but clarity and complexity in language, running steadily, and answering complex questions are typically beyond their capabilities.