When comparing the growth of children from ages 6 to 11 to infants or adolescents, one notices that children _____.
A) grow slowly and steadily
B) grow faster than they did in early childhood
C) grow at the same rate from ages 2 to 12
D) have a tremendous growth spurt during the school years

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Children from ages 6 to 11 grow slowly and steadily compared to the rapid growth that occurs during infancy and adolescence. They typically gain about 2-3 inches in height per year and gain weight at a slower rate than when they were toddlers.

When Comparing the Growth of Children from Ages 6 to 11