Grade 7. Quiz: How Do Babies Learn to Speak? (SP page 94)

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True/False statements (Prepare 7, SB page 94)

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Grade 7. Quiz: How Do Babies Learn to Speak? (SP page 94)


Froggy Jumps Grade 7. Quiz: How Do Babies Learn to Speak? (SP page 94)Version en ligne True/False statements (Prepare 7, SB page 94) par Larysa Ruzhytska 1 Babies usually say their first sounds at around 12 months old. a False b True c Not given 2 All babies say "mama" as their very first word. a False b True c Not given 3 In the first few months, babies mostly cry and make random noises. a True b Not given c False 4 Babies always say words that their parents teach them first. a False b Not given c True 5 Words like "mama" and "papa" are common first words. a True b False c Not given 6 Sounds like "ma" and "ba" are difficult for babies to say. a False b Not given c True 7 When a baby says "mama," it always means they are talking to their mother. a False b True c Not given 8 Ice cream are bad for babies. a Not given b True c False 9 Grandparents are good at teaching babies to speak. a Not given b False c True 10 The earlier you start learning a foreign language, the better. a Not given b True c False 11 How do children start learning a language? a By listening b By reading c By writing 12 What do children usually learn first? a Words for objects b Sentences c Verbs 13 Which is an example of a word for an object? a Car b Eat c Drink 14 After learning object words, what do children learn next? a Verbs b Songs c Colors 15 What is an example of a verb? a Eat b Ball c Dog 16 What do children slowly learn to make? a Sentences b Sounds c Words 17 Can children understand difficult words before they can say them? a Yes b No c Not given 18 Do all children speak the same amount? a No b Yes c Only girls do 19 Do some children speak earlier than others? a Yes b No c Only in English 20 What helps children learn to speak? a Practising b Sleeping c Watching YouTube

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Grade 7. Quiz: How Do Babies Learn to Speak? (SP page 94)Version en ligne

par Larysa Ruzhytska

Babies usually say their first sounds at around 12 months old.

All babies say "mama" as their very first word.

In the first few months, babies mostly cry and make random noises.

Babies always say words that their parents teach them first.

Words like "mama" and "papa" are common first words.

Sounds like "ma" and "ba" are difficult for babies to say.

When a baby says "mama," it always means they are talking to their mother.

Ice cream are bad for babies.

Grandparents are good at teaching babies to speak.

The earlier you start learning a foreign language, the better.

How do children start learning a language?

What do children usually learn first?

Which is an example of a word for an object?

After learning object words, what do children learn next?

What is an example of a verb?

What do children slowly learn to make?

Can children understand difficult words before they can say them?

Do all children speak the same amount?

Do some children speak earlier than others?

What helps children learn to speak?