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What is exploratory play?
 
  A. Acting out simple acts they have done or have observed others doing.
 B. Children playing independently with toys shared by another child.
 C. Two or more children engage in an activity or play with similar toys side by side.
 D. Using their senses to make meaning of the world.

Question 2

Which type of support is constant across all areas and may include life-sustaining measures?
 
  A. intermittent
 B. limited support
 C. extensive support
 D. pervasive support



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

D



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