Conservation of Number Refers to the Ability To

question 145

Multiple Choice

Conservation of number refers to the ability to:

• A)count the number of items in two or more rows.
• B)assign number words to written number symbols and objects.
• C)recognize that the last number counted is the total number of items.
• D)recognize one­to­one correspondence between two sets of objects in spite of spatial rearrangements.

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