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The sequence of motor development amongst children, in arms and hands, is as follows: A. Thumb sucking B. Grasp and Hold C. Picking up object with opposed thumb D. Defensive movements E. Reach and Grasp

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Remembering key developmental milestones can help identify the correct sequence in such questions. Always consider the chronological order of motor skills acquisition when faced with similar problems.

Updated On: Jun 9, 2026

E, D, C, B, A
D, A, E, B, C
A, C, D, E, B
B, C, A, D, E

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The Correct Option is B

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