4.01 ECE Quiz

Which is an example of the guiding principle that many factors influence a child’s development?

• Harry’s learning was affected by his home environment and the climate of his preschool.

• On their first birthday, Terry knew a dozen words, while Timmy knew only a couple.

• Preschool children grow and develop best when allowed to share their family experiences.

• Young children need hands-on learning experiences to develop skills.

Which is an example of an expectation that relates to the physical development and health domain?

• Mr. Clark expects the children to use a growing vocabulary.

• Mrs. Dixon expects the four-year-olds to share their toys.

• Ms. George expects her children to wash their hands before dinner.

• Ms. Harris expects the five-year-olds to ask for help when they need it.

Which is an example of a skill found in the physical development and health domain?

• Carrie uses expressive language.

• Mary likes to take risks as she learns.

• Sarah is curious about her surroundings.

• Velma has well-developed large motor skills.

Which is an example of a social skill?

• John always shows a lot of interest in the daily object lesson.

• Joseph is learning how to handle children who will not share.

• Tony is developing body strength and stamina.

• William understands the difference between yesterday, today, and tomorrow.

Which is an example of a physical skill?

• John always shows a lot of interest in the daily object lesson.

• Joseph is learning how to handle children who will not share.

• Tony is developing body strength and stamina.

• William understands the difference between yesterday, today, and tomorrow.

Which is an example of an approach to play and learning?

• Allison pays close attention to what the teacher says.

• Barry’s use of words shows he has a good foundation for learning to read.

• Carolyn has grown several inches and is now one of the tallest children in the class.

• Drew shows self-confidence as he tackles puzzles and other games.

Which is an example of the guiding principle that preschool-age children are active learners?

• The children in the kindergarten class learned to tie their shoes at different times.

• The mother was concerned that her unhappy marriage and arguments might affect her young children in negative ways.

• When her six-month-old began to slobber and chew on things, the mother of four suspected that her baby was teething.

• Young children need activities that allow them to keep hands and bodies moving.

Which is an example of the guiding principle that children with disabilities learn best in inclusive settings? Exceptional children are:

• allowed to learn from other children in natural classroom environments.

• expected to play only with other children who are like them.

• kept in separate classrooms away from other children.

• pulled out of regular classes for special teachers in special learning settings.

Which is an example of the guiding principle that each child is unique?

• Preschoolers need activities that allow them to keep hands and bodies moving.

• The children in the kindergarten class learned to tie their shoes at different times.

• The mother was concerned that her unhappy marriage and arguments might affect her young children in negative ways.

• When her six-month-old began to slobber and chew on things, the mother of four suspected that her baby was teething.

Which is an example of emotional development?

• Allison pays close attention to what the teacher says.

• Barry’s use of words shows he has a good foundation for learning to read.

• Carolyn has grown several inches and is now one of the tallest children in the class.

• Drew shows self-confidence as he tackles puzzles and other games.