Standard IQ tests for young children assess all of the following abilities, except:
A) vocabulary.
B) comprehension.
C) arithmetic.
D) writing.

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Standard IQ tests for young children typically assess abilities such as vocabulary, comprehension, and arithmetic. Writing, however, is not commonly assessed in these tests, especially for very young children, as it requires a level of motor skills and literacy development that may not be present or uniformly developed in the target age group for such tests.

Standard IQ Tests for Young Children Assess All of the Following