Which behavior demonstrates listening comprehension by using gestures to compare leaf sizes?

• A. Points to the largest leaf when asked
• B. Responds using gestures to compare the sizes of leaves
• C. Reads a leaf-themed book
• D. Draws a leaf on paper

Answer: (B)

Listening comprehension shows when a listener understands spoken information and responds in a way that demonstrates that understanding. Using gestures to compare the sizes of leaves directly shows grasping the relative concept of bigger and smaller and communicates that understanding through body language. It reflects processing the spoken prompt and applying it to a task.

Pointing to the largest leaf when asked shows following instructions and identifying an item, but it doesn’t demonstrate comparing sizes through a relational gesture. Reading a leaf-themed book focuses on decoding text rather than listening, and drawing a leaf is a production activity that doesn’t display understanding of spoken content or size relationships.