Developmental Milestones in Infant Communication Quiz Explore developmental milestones, language acquisition, and non-verbal cues in infants. Test your knowledge with questions on babbling, joint attention, and more!
#1
1-2 months
4-6 months
8-10 months
12-14 months
#2
Using complete sentences by 3 months
Pointing to objects of interest by 6 months
Engaging in complex conversations by 12 months
Reading at a kindergarten level by 9 months
#3
Responding to their name
Imitating facial expressions
Using a cellphone
Turning towards sound sources
#4
When an infant attends to their own needs only
When an infant focuses on one person exclusively
When an infant and caregiver focus on the same object or event
When an infant avoids eye contact with others
#5
Waving goodbye
Pointing
Thumbs up
High-five
#6
Crying
Singing songs
Counting numbers
Reading books
#7
A type of babbling
A speech disorder
Repeating words or phrases without understanding their meanings
A form of joint attention
#8
It has no impact on communication development
It encourages infants to communicate more
It discourages infants from communicating
It teaches infants to communicate less effectively
#9
They are not important for language development
They lay the foundation for later language skills
They hinder language development
They only develop after the onset of language
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