Language

What does receptive language in early childhood refer to?

• Ability to use language to express thoughts

• Ability to play language games

• Ability to understand spoken language and meanings

• Ability to sing nursery rhymes

Which stage do children begin to use single words to convey entire thoughts?

• Telegraphic Stage

• Holophrastic or One-Word Stage

• Two-Word Stage

• Prelinguistic Stage

What is the primary focus of expressive language skills?

• Using language to communicate thoughts

• Understanding verbal cues

• Recognizing mother's voice

• Developing listening skills

At what age range does the Telegraphic Stage occur?

• 12 to 18 Months

• 18 to 24 Months

• 24 to 30 Months

• 30 Months and Older

Why is language development important in early childhood?

• It is not linked to overall well-being

• It is crucial for playing games

• It is essential for future academic success and social interaction

• It is only necessary for reading skills

What role do caregivers play in a child's language development?

• Only providing food and care

• Teaching mathematics

• Providing opportunities for conversation and play

• Monitoring and providing therapy

Which of the following is a strategy to support language development in childcare?

• Encouraging physical exercise

• Limiting social interaction

• Reading and storytelling

• Teaching advanced science concepts

What is the significance of the Two-Word Stage in language development?

• Children use complex sentences

• Children start using simple phrases

• Children begin schooling

• Children learn to walk

What does early intervention in language development typically involve?

• Speech and language pathology services

• Advanced physical training

• High school level education

• Nutritional guidance only

What is a key component of non-verbal communication in early childhood?

• Learning to read

• Understanding and using facial expressions

• Memorizing nursery rhymes

• Using correct grammar