Which of the following is an example of a two-word stage utterance?

• A. Toy
• B. Go
• C. Mommy go
• D. Baba

Answer: (C)

In this type of item, the focus is on early language development and the two-word stage. At this stage, children start combining two words to express simple ideas, often in a subject-verb or noun-action pair, forming telegraphic speech like “Mommy go.” This demonstrates the child is beginning to link words and convey more than a single isolated word.

“Mommy go” is the only two-word combination among the options, so it best fits the two-word utterance pattern. The other options are individual words and do not show a two-word pairing.