In language development, babbling refers to producing:

Correct answer: A. a wide variety of phonemes and consonant-vowel combinations

  • A. a wide variety of phonemes and consonant-vowel combinations
  • B. sound by placing the tongue near the back of the mouth
  • C. sound with the lips and the front part of the mouth
  • D. random combinations of words

Explanation

Babbling is the early production of varied speech sounds, especially repeated consonant-vowel combinations such as “ba-ba.” It is not random word production, which develops later.

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