Question

1. which of the following is an example of a typical gross motor skill that a toddler can do?- using scissors- riding a bike- writing the abcs- throwing a ball

Explanation:

Gross motor skills involve large muscle movements of the body. Using scissors, writing the ABCs are fine motor skills (small muscle control). Riding a bike is a skill typically mastered by older children, not toddlers. Throwing a ball uses large arm and core muscles, which is a typical gross motor skill for toddlers.

Answer:

throwing a ball