Question

Select all of the ways in which the fawn is like the child. instinctively cautious clings to its mother holds its mother's hand loses fear when it sees new, wonderful things

Answer 1

clings to its mother, and instinctively cautious.

Answer 2

Answer:

Instinctively cautious.

Clings to its mother.

Explanation:

These are the ways in which a fawn is like a child. A child, especially when very young, is instinctively cautious about the world, and tends to cling to his mother. This behaviour is also observed in fawns. Therefore, these are two characteristics in which we would be able to compare children and fawns.