Discussion
Write the correct sequence of early language development stages :
I. Cooing
II. Babbling
III. Crying
IV. Gestures
V. Utterance
Answer: D
Early language develops from crying at birth to cooing at about two months, then babbling, then gestures that communicate wants, and last the utterance of words. The sequence is III, I, II, IV, V. Option A puts cooing at position 1, where the right order has crying. Option B puts gestures at position 2, where the right order has cooing. Option C puts cooing at position 1, where the right order has crying.
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