Children's understanding of sarcasm occurs only when a mocking or overly enthusiastic tone of voice is present. does not differ from adults' understanding of sarcasm. is well developed by the time children enter school. occurs only when a comment does not match the context of the comment.

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Zachariah Chan

Social Studies

5 July, 10:53

Children's understanding of sarcasm occurs only when a mocking or overly enthusiastic tone of voice is present. does not differ from adults' understanding of sarcasm. is well developed by the time children enter school. occurs only when a comment does not match the context of the comment.

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Tony Guzman · Answer 1

The answer in the given choices above is - - is well developed by the time children enter the school. It is because children and adults have different views of sarcasm and the child will only know about it once he or she is interacted with other children in which he or she will likely be in a school setting.