If You Could Take Daily Measurements of a Typical Child's

Multiple Choice

If you could take daily measurements of a typical child's growth and plot the results on a graph, the resulting curve would likely show

A) a continuous and steady upward curve.
B) extended periods of months or even years with no growth, followed by long periods of slow, steady growth.
C) periods of no growth lasting days or weeks, interspersed with short upward spikes.
D) a steadily oscillating curve.
E) a rising curve that grows steadily steeper over time.