What muscles do fine motor skills primarily use?

• Larger muscles in the legs

• Smaller muscles in the hand and wrist

• Muscles in the back

• Abdominal muscles

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

• Running

• Jumping

• Picking up a toy

• Kicking a ball

What is an example of using fine motor skills?

• Climbing a ladder

• Grabbing onto the railing of a crib

• Swimming

• Riding a bicycle

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

• Writing

• Typing

• Rolling

• Drawing

Gross motor skills include which of the following activities?

• Sewing

• Crawling

• Painting

• Knitting

Which activity is NOT an example of a gross motor skill?

• Walking

• Jumping

• Balancing

• Cutting paper

What is the primary focus of gross motor skills?

• Small muscle movements

• Large muscle movements

• Eye coordination

• Hand coordination

Gross motor skills are essential for which of the following activities?

• Reading

• Walking

• Speaking

• Listening

Which of the following best describes gross motor skills?

• Skills involving small, precise movements

• Skills using larger muscles and muscle groups

• Skills related to sensory perception

• Skills focused on mental processes

Which of the following is NOT typically associated with gross motor skills?

• Running

• Jumping

• Typing

• Climbing