Ch 6 Understanding Two and three year old's

Which of the following is true of physical development of two-year-olds?

• They continue the rapid growth that occurred during infacny

• They can climb up and down on equipment

• Their hand prefernce is fairly developed

• Tjeu can drink from a cup without spilling

_____ is the ability to produce language forms.

• Language compreshension

• Receptive language

• Inner language

• Expressive language

The vocabulary of the average two-year-old is _____.

• 10 to 50 words

• 50 to 200 words

• 300 to 700 words

• 900 to 1,000 words

Which of the following is false of two-year-olds’ emotional development?

• Two year old's express anger appropriately

• Fears are common at this age

• Two year old's tend to get frustrated

• Two year olds cannot separate pretend from reality.

Two-year-olds are egocentric, which means they _____.

• are loud

• say "no" when they mean "yes"

• are curious

• believe everyone feels like they do

Which of the following is not a shape that can be drawn by three-year-olds?

• Squares

• Triangles

• Animals

• Crosses

Which of the following statements about the fine-motor development of three-year-olds is false?

• They can only hold and work scissors

• They can build towers with nine to ten cubes

• They are not able to work small buttons and hooks

• They can brush their own teeth

Which of the following statements about the expressive language skills of three-year-olds is false?

• They may use more than 900 words

• They may use double negatives to for negative statements

• They may frequently talk out loud to themselves

• They may use past tense verbs such as "ran" or "went"

Which of the following is not true of three-year-olds’ math skills?

• They begin to develop counting skills

• They understand the value of money

• They can distinguish between one and many.

• They understand the concept of largest.

Which of the following is true of three-year-olds’ social and emotional development?

• Three year old's begin to understand gender roles

• Three year old's are as possessive as two year old's.

• Three year old's are likely to become frustrated when they can't do something.

• Three year old's are often frightened by objects that they know.