Which action demonstrates following transitions with occasional reminders?

• A. Ignores instructions during transitions.
• B. Cleans up when music is played, and transitions smoothly with occasional reminders.
• C. Takes a long time to move to the rest area.
• D. Refuses to participate in the transition.

Answer: (B)

The skill being tested is how reliably someone follows transitions when reminders may be provided. In this context, transitions are the moments you switch from one activity to another. Doing this well means you respond to cues (like music) to begin cleaning up, and you move to the next area smoothly, using occasional reminders to stay on task without getting stuck.

Cleans up when music is played shows you recognize the cue and take appropriate action. Transitioning smoothly with occasional reminders demonstrates that you can move promptly and coordinate the shift with only light prompts as needed. Together, these behaviors show both responsiveness to cues and a steady, self-regulated pace through the transition.

Options that ignore instructions, take an unnecessarily long time to move, or refuse to participate illustrate a failure to follow transitions, either by not acting on the cue, delaying the move, or opting out entirely.