A child with ID who asks the same questions repeatedly, such as "How old are you?" or "What car do you drive?" demonstrates
A) Prevasive developmental disorder.
B) A language development delay.
C) A language difference.
D) All of the above.
E) None of the above.

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The child is demonstrating a language difference, indicating that they may be struggling with communication and social interaction due to their ID. They may not understand the concept of age or cars, but are attempting to communicate and engage with others using the language that they have available to them. Pervasive developmental disorder is a term that is no longer used, and a language development delay would not necessarily involve asking repetitive questions.

A Child with ID Who Asks the Same Questions Repeatedly