A baby's language that consists of repetition of consonant-vowel combinations is called __________
A) cooing.
B) holophrasing.
C) telegraphic speech.
D) babbling.

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The language consisting of repetition of consonant-vowel combinations is called babbling. Cooing refers to the early vocalizations made by infants, holophrasing refers to the use of a single word to convey a complete thought or idea, and telegraphic speech refers to the use of short and simple phrases without articles or other grammatical markers.

A Baby's Language That Consists of Repetition of Consonant-Vowel Combinations