Multiple Choice
The typical sequence of emergence of fundamental locomotor skills in the child is:
A) Walking, running, galloping, jumping
B) Walking, skipping, running, hopping
C) Walking, running, hopping, skipping
D) Running, jumping, skipping, hopping
E) Running, skipping, hopping, jumping
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