Legibility of writing gradually increases as children
A) use larger, more uniform lettering.
B) produce more accurate letters with uniform height and spacing.
C) learn to make strokes with their entire arm.
D) learn to accurately integrate two-dimensional shapes.

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Producing more accurate letters with uniform height and spacing is what helps improve the legibility of writing. Using larger, more uniform lettering (A) can sometimes detract from legibility, and learning to make strokes with the entire arm (C) and accurately integrate two-dimensional shapes (D) are not as directly related to legibility as producing accurate, uniform letters.

Legibility of Writing Gradually Increases as Children