Author Question: The child with language delay a. may have greater difficulties understanding what is being said. ... (Read 345 times)

bb · **on:** Jul 31, 2018

The child with language delay

a. may have greater difficulties understanding what is being said.
b. may have greater difficulties describing events, having conversations, and articulating sounds.
c. may be less likely to use meaningful gestures for communicating.
d. All of the above.

Question 2

Language delay

a. usually means the child will not develop language.
b. refers to delayed development in all areas of language.
c. is a term that is seldom used.
d. is commonly seen in high school students.