When a Child Understands That Physical Matter Does Not Change

question 44

Multiple Choice

When a child understands that physical matter does not change in quantity despite changes in form or container, she should be able to do which of the following types of problems?

• A) Categorization problem
• B) Classification problem
• C) Conservation problem
• D) Computational problem

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