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COTAFullPracticeExam / Section 1 / COTAFullPracticeExam-46 A 2-year-old child has hypotonia resulting in developmental delay: Currently, the child has good head control, can roll from supine to prone, and shifts weight from side to side in prone. One of the intervention goals is for the child to master movement in a quadruped position. Which facilitation activity is MOST BENEFICIAL to include as part of the initial intervention for progressing toward this goal? Have the child reach for a toy with alternating hands while lying in prone over a therapy ball that is 31 in ( 78.74 cm ). Place the child in a hands-and-knees position on the floor while providing stabilization at the pelvis. Position the child in prone on a wedge cushion on the floor to provide joint approximation on propped arms.