Question

match the human growth stage with its description.
school-age child
toddler
preschool child
infant
adolescent
a growth spurt may occur, and muscle coordination may not grow at the same rate
mental development occurs rapidly through the increase of verbal skills
motor development continues, and the child is able to write and use utensils
physical activities and game playing become more complex because muscular coordination is well developed at this age
the child is very mobile; begins to understand basic concepts

Explanation:

Each human growth stage is matched to its key developmental traits based on typical childhood and adolescent development milestones:

1. School-age children develop refined motor skills and coordination for complex play/writing.
2. Toddlers show rapid verbal and mental growth as language emerges.
3. Preschoolers gain mobility and start grasping basic concepts.
4. Adolescents experience uneven growth spurts and coordination changes.
5. Infants have foundational motor skill development for self-care tasks.

Answer:

• School-age child: Physical activities and game playing become more complex because muscular coordination is well developed at this age
• Toddler: mental development occurs rapidly through the increase of verbal skills
• Preschool child: the child is very mobile; begins to understand basic concepts
• Infant: motor development continues, and the child is able to write and use utensils
• Adolescent: a growth spurt may occur, and muscle coordination may not grow at the same rate