Ryan is driving his father crazy by using the word like in every sentence. Sometimes Ryan uses the word like even two or three times in the same sentence. In response to his growing frustration, Ryan's father should:
a. realize that Ryan is using language in a way that connects to his peers.
b. instruct his son to stop using the word like so often and follow up with consequences.
c. be concerned that his son may have a cognitive delay in language.
d. watch his son's overall behavior to make sure he is not using illicit drugs.
Question 2
Based on statistics, which of the following students is most likely to drop out of high school?
a. a hispanic student living in Maine
b. an African American living in Nevada
c. an American Indian living in North Dakota
d. an African American living in Texas
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