PIES Development Quiz

What does "Physical" refer to in the context of this learning material?

• Emotional and psychological well-being

• Intellectual and cognitive development

• Having to do with the body & motor skills

• Social and interpersonal skills

What are large motor skills primarily associated with?

• Development of small muscles like fingers and toes

• Abilities that involve using large muscles for activities like running and jumping

• Skills related to emotional expression

• Cognitive abilities such as memory and problem-solving

What do small motor skills develop?

• Hand/foot coordination

• Hand/eye coordination

• Eye/ear coordination

• Ear/hand coordination

Fine motor skills involve which parts of the body?

• Large muscles such as legs and arms

• Small muscles such as fingers, toes, and hands

• Internal organs like the heart and lungs

• Bones and joints for structural support

Which of the following is an example of a fine motor skill?

• Running

• Grasping small objects

• Jumping

• Throwing

What does physical development focus on in children?

• Social skills and friendships

• Height and weight

• Reading and writing abilities

• Mathematical skills

Which of the following is NOT a factor that physical development depends on?

• Opportunities to develop motor skills

• Proper nutrition

• Rest and medical care

• The number of books read per week

How do balance and motor coordination affect a child's ability to perform tasks?

• They have no impact on task performance

• They determine the child's intellectual development

• They affect how well large and small motor skills help children perform tasks

• They only affect the child's ability to learn new languages

What does the intellectual area deal with?

• Physical activities and sports

• Mind & brain learning, problem solving, school concepts, creative thinking, language & literacy

• Cooking and nutrition

• Music and arts

What is another term for intellectual development?

• Emotional development

• Cognitive development

• Physical development

• Social development