The answer to your question is,
D. have committed themselves to values and goals without exploring alternatives
-Mabel <3
Answer:
C - difficulty pronouncing the word squirrel.
Explanation:
Serena refers to a squirrel as a rabbit. She points correctly to a squirrel when given the word squirrel in a comprehension task, which means she can distinguish the squirrel from other animals. Therefore, option A and B are incorrect, and option D is incorrect as well given that she points to a squirrel in a comprehension task, making the only option left, and correct, the C. She has difficulties pronouncing the word squirrel.
J. (5,3) Q. (1,1) The other point. (3,5)
The answer is 21 months.
At just a little short of 2 years, you can expect a normal and healthy toddler to utter their first multi-word sentence.
For female toddlers, it might be a bit earlier but generally, 21 months is the average time.
If a toddler speaks a bit later, e.g. more than 48 months, it is recommended to go to a pediatrician for a quick check up.
