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torybrooks

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Flannery is only a few years old, and she likes to do puzzles. As she snaps the pieces together, she can be heard saying things like, This one goes here, and No, that doesn't fit Flannery's verbalizations are an example of ____ speech.
 
  a. mirroring
 b. utility
 c. private
 d. ambitious

Question 2

Jimmy looks at his homework and decides he should do his math first because it takes him the longest. Jimmy is
 
  a. using metacognition.
  b. poor at math.
  c. probably better on verbal tests.
  d. using a recognition strategy.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

a



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