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Children at the bottom of their age group in height and weight are likely to be
 
  a. picked on by peers.
  b. susceptible to injuries.
  c. delayed in cognitive development.
  d. less assertive.

Question 2

Happy, physically active, big body play includes
 
  a. exercise play.
  b. rough-and-tumble play.
  c. aggressive play.
  d. physically active play.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

b





 

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