Exploring Communication in Early Years

Which of the following is an example of non-verbal communication in early years?

• Babbling

• Crying

• Pointing

• Singing

At what age do most children typically say their first word?

• 6 months

• 12 months

• 18 months

• 24 months

Which of the following is a common communication difficulty in early childhood?

• Stuttering

• Lisping

• Dyslexia

• All of the above

How can parents best support language development in their children?

• Reading to them regularly

• Correcting every mistake they make

• Limiting their exposure to new words

• Encouraging them to watch TV

What is the role of gestures in early language development?

• They replace verbal communication

• They are unrelated to language development

• They support and enhance verbal communication

• They confuse children

Which of the following is a sign of a potential communication difficulty in a toddler?

• Using two-word phrases by age 2

• Not responding to their name by age 1

• Babbling by age 6 months

• Saying "no" frequently

What is the importance of parental involvement in early language development?

• It is not important

• It can hinder language development

• It provides a rich language environment

• It only matters after age 3

Which of the following is a non-verbal cue that infants use to communicate?

• Smiling

• Babbling

• Saying "mama"

• Singing

What is a critical period in language development?

• A time when language learning is impossible

• A time when language learning is most effective

• A time when children refuse to speak

• A time when children learn to read

Which of the following activities can help develop a child's vocabulary?

• Watching silent films

• Listening to music without lyrics

• Engaging in conversations

• Playing video games