Pre-test

What is dramatic play, also known as pretend play?

• Organized games with set rules and winners.
  
  

• Quiet, individual activities like drawing or puzzles.
  
  

•    Imaginative role-playing where children create scenarios and characters.
  
  

Which of the following is NOT a typical characteristic of dramatic play?

• Use of imagination and creativity.

• Symbolic representation of objects and actions.
  
  

• Strict adherence to pre-defined rules and instructions.
  
  

Dramatic play primarily benefits which area of child development?

• Physical strength and coordination.
  
  

•      Cognitive, social-emotional, and language skills.

• Fine motor skills and dexterity.

Which of the following is a common example of a theme used in dramatic play?

• A formal classroom lesson.

• A visit to the doctor's office.
  
  

• A competitive board game

What is the role of an adult in children's dramatic play?

• To strictly control the play and direct the children's actions.
  
  

• To completely avoid interaction and let children play independently.
  
  

• To observe, support, and provide prompts when needed.