Young children have a larger receptive vocabulary than productive vocabulary. In other words, they more words than they .

A) hear; speak
B) speak; understand
C) understand; speak
D) understand; hear

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Young children have a larger receptive vocabulary than productive vocabulary. In other words, they ____ more words than they ____.

A) hear; speak
B) speak; understand
C) understand; speak
D) understand; hear

Angle Fulks · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : C, Explanation :  This means that young children can understand more words than they are able to produce or speak themselves. They may have heard words being used in context, but haven't yet developed the ability to use those same words themselves.

Young children have a larger receptive vocabulary than productive vocabulary. In other words, they more words than they .

A) hear; speak
B) speak; understand
C) understand; speak
D) understand; hear

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Young children have a larger receptive vocabulary than productive vocabulary. In other words, they ____ more words than they ____.A) hear; speakB) speak; understandC) understand; speakD) understand; hear

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Young children have a larger receptive vocabulary than productive vocabulary. In other words, they more words than they .

A) hear; speak
B) speak; understand
C) understand; speak
D) understand; hear