Multiple Choice
Although individual growth in middle childhood varies widely,one typical difference between school-age boys and school-age girls is that
A) boys are nearly a head taller than girls.
B) girls are nearly a head taller than boys.
C) girls weigh less than boys throughout this period.
D) girls retain more fatty tissue than boys do.
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