Natalie and Greta are pretending to be superheroes. They are on the playground finding victims to save (which are really just their peers that they are pretending to save). They are able to get five other children to join along. Natalie, Greta, and their peers are engaging in:

A) parallel play.

B) associative play.

C) cooperative play.

D) solitary play.

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13 May, 10:10

Natalie and Greta are pretending to be superheroes. They are on the playground finding victims to save (which are really just their peers that they are pretending to save). They are able to get five other children to join along. Natalie, Greta, and their peers are engaging in:

A) parallel play.

B) associative play.

C) cooperative play.

D) solitary play.

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Amirah Pham · Answer 1

B) associative play

Explanation:

Associative play like the name suggest is the kind of play whereby everyone one engaged in it is by virtue of association. This is as a result of either being friends with some of those in the grou or as a result of invitation.

In the case of Natalie, Greta and their friends playing on the playground, the kind of play which they engaged in is called associative play - by virtue of all of them being friends.