FTCE Pre-K Prekindergarten PK-3 Practice Exam

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At what age do children typically have a speech pattern that is considered 90% intelligible?

Two years old
Three years old
Four years old
Five years old

The correct answer is: Four years old

Children typically have a speech pattern that is considered 90% intelligible by the age of four. At this age, their vocabulary has expanded significantly, and they usually can construct more complex sentences. Furthermore, their articulation and phonological skills are more developed, allowing them to communicate effectively with others. By four years old, children can express their ideas and feelings in a clear manner, making it easier for unfamiliar listeners to understand them. This level of intelligibility is crucial for their social interactions and learning in preschool environments, where communication skills play an important role in their development.