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sjones

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For young children who have relatively short attention spans, the best way to clear their minds for the next academic task is with
 
  a. changes of academic tasks.
  b. snack breaks.
  c. rest periods.
  d. play breaks.

Question 2

Typically, children have a hard time sitting still when they are
 
  a. five years old.
  b. six years old.
  c. seven years old.
  d. eight years old.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

b





 

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