Receptive Language - 13 - 24 months

Question 1

Knows own name.
Begins to understand names of toys, family members, and clothing.
Responds to simple noun words cued by gesture and or the environment.

Answer 1

13-14 months

Question 2

Discriminates among familiar noises (i.e., telephone, doorbell, vacuum).
Finds baby in a picture when asked.
Recognizes hair, mouth, nose, hands when they are named.
Begins to identify objects when they are named.

Answer 2

15-16 months

Question 3

Responds to simple commands without gestures (i.e., put the ball on the chair, get your shoes).
Two objects identified in a box.
Enjoys picture books.
Listens to rhymes or songs for several minutes.

Answer 3

17-18 months

Question 4

Begins to discriminate between words which sound alike.
Can identify 4 objects in a box.
Identifies 4 or 5 parts of a doll.
Begins to understand names of friends.
Begins to understand action words (i.e., run, walk, sleep, eat, etc.)
Understands simple questions (i.e., do you want to eat lunch?)

Answer 4

19-20 months

Question 5

Identifies 8-10 body parts on self and doll.
Will follow a short series of related commands.
Consistently discriminates between words which sound alike.

Answer 5

21-22 months

Question 6

Follows simple verb words or commands not physically cued.
Responds to “bye-bye” with gesture.
Understands the preposition “in”

Answer 6

23-24 months