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The child listens actively while engaged in a variety of activities from which he or she
is able to recall significant details. This includes stories and rhymes. When listening
to suggestions or explanations, the child responds appropriately through actions or
comments, predicting what might happen or by asking relevant questions. The child
remains focused on an activity, can sustain a conversation with someone as they play
and perseveres despite distractions showing consistently high levels of involvement.
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