Question

1. which of the following is not a typical intellectual challenge for a preschool-aged child?○ they have difficulty remembering events.○ they are not very intellectually inquisitive.○ they struggle to pay attention for long periods.○ they may struggle to compare reality to an imagined world.

Explanation:

Preschool-aged children are typically highly intellectually inquisitive, asking many questions and exploring their environment. The other options describe common intellectual challenges: their working memory is still developing (difficulty remembering events), their attention span is short, and they are still learning to distinguish reality from imagination.

Answer:

They are not very intellectually inquisitive.