Multiple Choice
A child who engages in word play and says things such as "stop, bop, rop, dop, clop, mop," but never says "sgap, tpir, or sbum," is demonstrating his or her knowledge of:
A) semantics
B) pragmatics
C) phonology
D) syntax
Correct Answer:
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