A child's first words mainly consist of
A) familiar colors, names, food, places.
B) important people, animals, vehicles, simple grammatical words.
C) familiar shapes, places, greeting terms, body parts, clothes.
D) important people, familiar animals, vehicles, food, body parts, greeting terms.

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First words typically include terms for important people (like "mama" or "dada"), familiar animals (like "dog" or "cat"), vehicles (like "car"), food items (like "milk" or "juice"), parts of the body (like "nose" or "eye"), and common greeting terms (like "hi" or "bye"). These categories cover the immediate and tangible aspects of a child's environment, making them among the first concepts a child learns to verbalize.

A Child's First Words Mainly Consist of