The Vowel-Like Sounds Intermingled with Consonants That Babies Make at the End

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Multiple Choice

The vowel-like sounds intermingled with consonants that babies make at the end of the second month and into the third are commonly referred to as __________.

• A) babbling
• B) holophrases
• C) telegraphic speech
• D) cooing

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Definitions:

Partially Reabsorbed

The process by which a substance, once secreted or excreted, is taken back into the body or a biological system, often referring to fluids or nutrients.

Sodium Ions

Positively charged ions of sodium, essential for conducting nerve impulses, muscle contraction, and maintaining fluid balance in the body.

Filtrate

The liquid that passes through a filter, separating it from suspended solids.

Bowman's Capsule

A cup-like structure in the kidney that encloses the glomerulus and is the beginning of the tubular component of the nephron.