Match fine motor skills in List – I with age of development in List – II

List – I List – II
I. Zips and unzips large zips A. 4-5 years
II. Copies vertical line and circle B. 5-6 years
III. Cuts with scissor on line C. 8-10 years
IV. Rides a bicycle D. 3-4 years
V. Ties shoe laces E. 1-2 years
F. 2-3 years

Question

Match fine motor skills in List – I with age of development in List – II

List – I	List – II
I. Zips and unzips large zips	A. 4-5 years
II. Copies vertical line and circle	B. 5-6 years
III. Cuts with scissor on line	C. 8-10 years
IV. Rides a bicycle	D. 3-4 years
V. Ties shoe laces	E. 1-2 years
	F. 2-3 years

Prepp Team · Accepted Answer

Fine Motor Skills Matching Explained

This question requires matching specific fine motor skills from List I with their corresponding developmental age ranges found in List II.

We will determine the typical age for each skill based on developmental milestones.

I. Zips and unzips large zips: This skill typically develops around 2-3 years. It aligns with option F.
II. Copies vertical line and circle: The ability to copy a vertical line and a circle usually emerges between 3-4 years. This matches option D.
III. Cuts with scissor on line: Using scissors to cut along a line requires more refined control and is generally achieved by 4-5 years. This corresponds to option A.
IV. Rides a bicycle: While often starting earlier with tricycles, independent bicycle riding skills involving balance and coordination are typically developed by 8-10 years. This aligns with option C.
V. Ties shoe laces: This complex fine motor task, requiring significant dexterity, is usually mastered between 5-6 years. This matches option B.

Based on the analysis, the correct pairings are:

I – F (2-3 years)
II – D (3-4 years)
III – A (4-5 years)
IV – C (8-10 years)
V – B (5-6 years)

Therefore, the correct sequence is I-F, II-D, III-A, IV-C, V-B.

Prepp Team · Answer

I-F, II-A, III-D, IV-C, V-B

Prepp Team · Answer

I-F, II-D, III-C, IV-A, V-B

Prepp Team · Answer

I-D, II-F, III-A, IV-C, V-B