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What is the difference between the play of four-year-olds and children of eight or nine?
 
  a. Older children are no longer interested in pretend play.
  b. Older children make great effort to maintain the illusion that the pretend is real.
  c. Older children use more explicit strategies.
  d. There are no differences between these age groups.

Question 2

Which of the following behaviors contribute to positive self-identity during play?
 
  a. reads and sends nonverbal cues
  b. contributes to the plans of others
  c. establishes social status in the play group
  d. negotiates roles and rules



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Answer to Question 1

ANSWER: b

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ANSWER: c





 

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