A child who has a normal, but slower pattern of language development demonstrates
A) different language.
B) low intelligence.
C) delayed language.
D) deviant language.
E) nonverbal language.

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A child with a normal but slower pattern of language development is best described as having delayed language. This means they are following the typical pattern of language acquisition but at a slower pace than their peers. It does not necessarily imply low intelligence, a different or deviant language, or nonverbal language.

A Child Who Has a Normal, but Slower Pattern of Language