Dramatic Play

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What is 'Dramatic Play'?

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A form of play in which a single child imitates another person or acts out a situation.

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What does socio-dramatic play involve?

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Several children imitating others and acting out situations together

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Socio-dramatic play begins around age ____.

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3

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What is personification?

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Giving human traits to nonliving objects

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Which of the following is an example of personification? Walking around, looking around, playing with fingers, hair, etc., Talking to dolls as if they were real and can hear/speak, Making a doll cry because you are sad, Child talks to others playing, but does not become involved

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Talking to dolls as if they were real and can hear/speak

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What is the term for placing feelings and emotions one feels onto another person or object?

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Projection

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Fill in the blank: Playing ______, store, school.

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pretend

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Another word to describe Dramatic Play/Socio-dramatic play is ______.

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Pretend Play

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In 'Onlooker Behavior', the child becomes involved in the play.

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False

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What is an example of unoccupied/uninvolved behavior in children?

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Walking around, looking around, playing with fingers, hair, etc.