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How does a teacher know when a word is part of a young child's receptive vocabulary?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

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Identify the least appropriate Answer: Parents' denial of their child's special needs may be shown by
 
  a. continuing to seek more optimistic professional opinions.
  b. projecting blame onto others.
 c. breaking appointments for conferences.
 d. attempting to hide the disability.



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Answer to Question 1

The child hearing a particular word anticipates and/or reacts in an appropriate way. He may never have used the word verbally.

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