Why does the National Institution of Health recommend that all infants be screened for possible hearing impairments?
A. Hearing loss may result in deafness if NOT treated immediately.
B. The first 3 years of life are critical for speech and language development.
C. Hearing losses are more difficult to detect in older children.
D. Infants with hearing loses often have difficulty forming attachments with their parents.
Question 2
How should children who are bilingual be assessed?
A. in their native language
B. in English
C. in their native language and the language of the country in which they live
D. in a fashion that does NOT require spoken language