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evelyn o bentley

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A toddler who points at a stop sign and says stop is most likely demonstrating:
 
  a. awareness of environmental print.
  b. early reading abilities.
  c. regulatory language.
  d. skill at overextension.

Question 2

A child who is overextending might say:
 
  a. cat when pointing to a raccoon.
  b. dog only when pointing to the family's own dog.
  c. eated when talking about a time when he or she ate.
  d. no when trying to control an adult's behavior.


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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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