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Vikentia [17]
2 years ago
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Page 16 of 24 NQF 1 (AET LEVEL 4); MATHEMATICAL LITERACY - SITE-BASED ASSESSMENT - LEARNER'S GUIDE When Stanley was born he weig

hed more than 25% of other boy babies, placing him on the (3.1.1)______ percentile. We were a little worried but when he weighed____ (3.1.2)___/ kg eight months later, placing him on the 50th percentile, we felt much better. Over the next 3.1.3____1_months he gained even more weight. He was 24,5 lb (pounds) and 25% of boys his age weighed more than him. By the time Stanley was one year and nine months old he weighed 31 lb. He had gained 3.1.4_____ Three months after his second birthday he was 15.1 kg. He was then placed on the 3.1.5____ percentile, which means he now weighed more than 3.1.6_____ percent of other boys his age. He was a very healthy toddler.
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Ganezh [65]2 years ago
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