Child Development Quiz

What is early presentational thought?

• When children begin to develop symbols to represent events or objects.

• When children start to speak in full sentences.

• When children learn to read and write.

• When children begin to understand abstract concepts.

What is imaginative play?

• When children play with electronic devices.

• When children role play and act out experiences.

• When children engage in sports activities.

• When children solve puzzles.

What is language development?

• Learning to read and write.

• Developing the ability to use sounds and gestures, then words and sentences.

• Understanding mathematical concepts.

• Learning a second language.

What is onlooker play?

• When children play alone.

• When children watch others play but do not join in.

• When children play in groups.

• When children play with adults.

What is parallel play?

• When children play alone.

• When two or more toddlers play near each other without interacting.

• When children play in a competitive manner.

• When children play with electronic devices.

What are physical tools?

• Tools that are automated and machine fitted.

• Tools that are operated manually and require human effort.

• Tools used in digital games.

• Tools used for cooking.

What is tertiary circular reactions?

• When children begin to read.

• When children start a period of trial-and-error experimentation.

• When children learn to write.

• When children start to understand numbers.

What is the first stage of play where social interaction is required?

• Competitive play

• Associative play

• Constructive play

• Cooperative play

Which type of intelligence involves the capacity to manipulate objects and use a variety of physical skills?

• Logical mathematical intelligence

• Musical intelligence

• Bodily-kinesthetic intelligence

• Naturalist intelligence

What type of play teaches teamwork, following rules, and coping with failure?

• Associative play

• Constructive play

• Competitive play

• Cooperative play