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Compared to younger children, school-age children A. are bigger preschoolers. B. have qualitatively different needs. C. require a classroom-like setting for care. D. spend more …

Compared to younger children, school-age children A. are bigger preschoolers. B. have qualitatively different needs. C. require a classroom-like setting for care. D. spend more …
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Compared to younger children, school-age children A. are bigger preschoolers. B. have qualitatively different needs. C. require a classroom-like setting for care. D. spend more time in child care.

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I would pick A, it's the most obvious and it's true.
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B. Have qualitative different needs
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