I don't know either. These are all oversimplified generalizations that fit some children, but certainly not all.
D. is definitely wrong. B. is probably wrong.
Study your text to see whether it favors A or C.
Six-, seven-, and eight-year-olds
A. do a great deal of tattling and boasting.
B. make lasting friendships.
C. are seldom aggressive.
D. become logical thinkers.
im not sure about this one
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the book said six-to eight-year-old experience a transition in cognitive ability, which permits more logical thought.
Ahh -- then that's your answer. I was wrong. According to your text, the answer must be D.
What a terrible question!
What a terrible question!
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I actually thought D. Children that age begin to distinguish fantasy from reality and can think more logically.
A really only happens as permitted.
Yeah...rough assignment. I usually don't think multiple choice questions are good for these type of classes.
A really only happens as permitted.
Yeah...rough assignment. I usually don't think multiple choice questions are good for these type of classes.
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