This organ makes "testosterone" (A) Ovaries (B) Testes (C) Pancreas
B. Testes
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What is the name of the boy raised by wolves? (A) Kai Cenat (B) Dani Sinetti (C) Dina Sanichar
C. Dina Sanichar
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At what age does adulthood starts? (A) 60-70 yrs old (B) 18-30 yrs old (C) 20-59 yrs old
C. 20-59 yrs old
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At what grade does school age starts? (A) Grade 7-10 (B) Grade 11-12 (C) Grade 1-6
C. Grade 1-6
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When does old age starts? (A) 60 yrs old and above (B) 40-60 yrs old (C) 0-10 yrs old
A. 60 yrs old and above
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What do you call when females no longer have "period". (A) Menstruation (B) Menopause (C) Mitosis
b. Menopause
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What age does the Preschool stage starts? (A) 3-6 yrs old (B) 1-2 yrs old (C) 7-12 yrs old
A. 3-6 yrs old
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At what age does "toddler" start?ย (A) 4-6 yrs old (B) 3 yrs old (C) 1 yr old
B. 3 yrs old
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At what age is a baby able to stand? (A) 4-6 months (B) 7-9 months (C) 10 months to 1 year
C. 10 months to 1 year
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"If I didnโt see it. It doesnโt exist." (A) Subject Permanence (B) Object Permanence (C) NONE
B. Object Permanence
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The term _______ is applied to the period of growth from newborn to 2 years old. (A) Infant (B) Baby (C) Newborn
A. Infant
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This organ produce "estrogen" (A) Ovaries (B) Testes (C) Pancreas
A. Ovaries
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It is the development from the bodyโs center (midriff/torso) outward toward the hands and fingers, then the legs and toes. (A) Cephalocaudal (B) Proximodistal (C) Physical