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WorksheetsFACS 2 Unit 1 Test Review
Total questions: 88
Worksheet time: 44mins
Caregivers may include grandparents, older siblings, and child care workers.
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Whether a baby grows up to be a happy, well-adjusted adult or a troubled individual depends almost totally on genetics.
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Families whose foundations are based on love, trust, and commitment are more likely to endure than families that lack those qualities.
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Although teaching does not require parenting skills, it does require knowledge of child development.
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For many children today, sitting in front of a television has replaced physical exercise and creative play.
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The Internet provides a safe and healthy outlet for children who are unsupervised at home.
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Overscheduling activities can become a source of stress for some children.
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There are many variations of the four basic types of family structure.
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Cultural customs and traditions have little impact on parenting practices.
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During the individual stage of the family life cycle, people begin to separate from their family and get ready to live independently.
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During the senior years stage of the family life cycle, parents may share family history and stories with younger members of the family.
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In healthy families, children are expected to work hard to gain love and acceptance from their parents.
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Parents who spend valuable time with their children are more likely to build strong family relationships than parents who spend little time with their children.
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Communities that value families generally have a strong web of services and support, including a variety of programs, agencies, and individuals ready and willing to provide families with help.
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Instinct, education, training, and experience are all valuable in parenting.
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Being a parent requires an 18- to 21-year commitment.
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People who are ready to be parents are willing and able to make various changes in their lives.
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As children age, their changing perspectives help keep their parents aware and growing.
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People rarely learn more about themselves through parenting.
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Many theorists believe that children’s development is affected by how well their needs are met.
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People who reach the highest level of human needs feel that they are fulfilling their life’s purpose.
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The care a child receives has little effect on whether or not that child lives up to his or her potential.
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Listening to children, playing with them, and encouraging them to explore their interests and talents helps to nurture emotional, intellectual, and social growth.
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Parents have a legal right to control the care and upbringing of their children and make decisions that affect them.
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Parents who neglect or abuse their children can forfeit their rights to their children.
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Parents who think physical abuse is an acceptable form of discipline often experienced abuse while growing up.
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Emotional maturity is a key aspect of parenting readiness.
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People who are ready to become parents generally put their own needs above the needs of others.
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Assessing health is an important consideration in evaluating readiness for parenting.
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It is rarely possible for adults who have an unplanned pregnancy to raise a happy, healthy, and loved child.
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Having children is generally best when parenting is a choice rather than an accident.
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Becoming a parent often allows people to escape bad situations or solve problems.
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In healthy relationships, couples resolve differences through open, honest, and reasonable discussion.
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Having a child has no effect on family income.
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Reading books about parenting and child care, taking parenting classes, and attending workshops for parents-to-be are all ways to educate yourself about parenting.
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Some people choose not to have children because they get a greater sense of fulfillment from career, travel, and other interests.
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Learning how to prioritize makes it easier for parents to manage multiple roles.
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Schools, libraries, and parks are examples of community resources.
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With the management process, you can usually skip the organizing step if the planning step is handled well.
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Skilled decision making makes it possible to achieve goals and manage resources in an efficient manner.
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When weighing the pros and cons of different options, it is important to keep values, priorities, and goals in mind.
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Parents take a reactive response when they teach children how to handle any future pressures to experiment with drugs.
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Solving problems on your own is an important part of good teamwork.
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Parents practice role modeling when they behave as they want their children to behave.
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One way to reach consensus is to come up with a compromise.
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Confident parents often worry about the choices they make regarding their children.
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Parents who display a sense of humor help children gain a healthy, balanced, and positive perspective on life.
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Children raised by parents with an authoritarian parenting style tend to be unsure about family rules.
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Of the three basic parenting styles, the democratic style allows children the greatest freedom.
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Parents should choose one basic parenting style to use in all situations while raising children.
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Which of the following statements is NOT true?
Children cared for by skilled, loving parents are more likely to become happy and self-assured adults.
Children typically grow up much as their parents imagine they will.
Parents have a huge impact on their children's lives.
Raising children is a difficult job.
Children who benefit from good parenting are less likely to ____.
engage in antisocial behavior
form healthy adult relationships
grow up to be well-adjusted adults
have children of their own one day
One of the primary goals of parenting is to ____.
produce patriotic citizens
raise children who become responsible, productive members of society
raise children who challenge authority
raise children who know their place in the social order
Which of the following is NOT a good reason to study parenting?
to become a better parent if you have children someday
to learn skills that might be helpful in a career
to be able to tell your parents how to improve their parenting skills
to update skills and knowledge about parenting as new information emerges
Among the current issues that affect parenting are ____.
concerns over child health and safety
high mortality rates among children
few activities available for children
poor working conditions for children under age 16
Which of the following is NOT an important function of the family?
to provide love and emotional support
to provide physical safety and shelter
to raise children in a stable setting
to make a couple’s relationship stronger
Families preserve and transmit culture by ____.
giving children the freedom to explore new ideas and ways of living
handing down customs and traditions from one generation to the next
maintaining family togetherness
providing a stable foundation for new ideas and beliefs to develop
Which of the following is NOT true of the parenting stage of the family life cycle?
Parents’ commitment to communication, problem-solving, and decision-making become very important.
Parents step back and allow older children to venture out into the world.
The health and development of children depends on the parents’ ability to provide a safe, stable, and loving environment.
The ideas, beliefs, and activities of teens may cause challenges for the family.
Parents can help teach their children respect by ____.
criticizing the parenting skills of other parents
enforcing family rules consistently
loving their children unconditionally
treating family members and their possessions with care
All of the following are common myths about parenting EXCEPT?
Good parenting comes naturally.
Having a baby does not change a person’s life.
Parenting never really ends.
Children can make up for whatever is missing from a person’s life.
All of the following are rewards of parenting EXCEPT ____.
a youthful perspective
financial stability
emotional fulfillment
personal growth
Empathy, self-sacrifice, and focusing on what is important in life are part of the ____ that individuals gain through parenting.
personal growth
sense of pride
emotional fulfillment
youthful perspective
Food, clothing, shelter, love, and sense of security are all basic ____ that parents provide their children.
wants
desires
rewards
needs
Psychologist ____ theorized that every person has needs that must be met in a certain order, moving from the most basic to the more complex.
Abraham Maslow
Jean Piaget
Carl Rogers
Erik Erikson
Which of the following statements is NOT true about parenting?
Being part of a loving family helps fulfill a child’s emotional and social needs.
Teaching children how to make safe and healthy decisions allows them to become independent and able to make wise choices as they grow older.
Nurturing is limited to meeting a child’s basic needs for food, clothing, and shelter.
Guiding children involves safety as well as modeling strong values.
In most states, teens age 16 to 18 may seek legal emancipation if they are ____.
outstanding students
emotionally abused
engaged to be married
financially independent
All of the following are true of child abuse and neglect EXCEPT ____.
Children ages birth to three years have the highest rates of victimization.
Females ages 10 to 15 suffer higher rates of abuse than males of the same ages.
Most of the children who die due to abuse or neglect are younger than four years old.
The majority of people responsible for child abuse and neglect are parents.
Which of the following individuals is best able to cope with the daily challenges of being a parent?
a person who is emotionally mature
a person who is self-absorbed
a person who has low self-esteem
a person who is socially prepared
Which of the following questions is probably NOT useful in helping assess emotional readiness for parenting?
Do you accept responsibility without being reminded or pressured?
Are you patient, sympathetic, and responsive to the needs of others?
Are you financially secure and satisfied with your job?
Can you control your emotions and manage stress when faced with difficulties?
Which of the following statements about parenting is true?
Parents should always make parenting their sole occupation.
Good parents often focus on short-term comfort rather than long-term goals.
It is usually best to make parenting a part of an adult life that includes other ambitions.
Occupation and income generally have no effect on parenting.
All of the following statements about teen pregnancy are true EXCEPT ____.
A pregnant teen can have a difficult time getting the extra nutrients needed.
Teens who become pregnant are more likely to develop health problems.
Children born to teen mothers are more likely to have health problems.
Teens who become pregnant have a lower than average risk of death during pregnancy and birth.
Which of the following health problems is generally NOT associated with children born to teen mothers?
high birth weight
cerebral palsy
mental retardation
asthma
All of the following are good reasons to have children EXCEPT ____.
hoping to pass on family traditions to a new generation
wanting respect and status from others
wanting to devote one’s life to raising productive members of society
making a thriving marriage relationship more fulfilling
In a healthy relationship, ____.
attraction is usually based on infatuation
each person treats the other with respect
both individuals avoid conflict by ignoring problems
the couple handle issues such as discipline and education individually
According to government reports, a two-parent family with average income spends about ____ per year to care for one child.
$25,000
$20,000
$15,000
$10,000
Which of the following is generally NOT a sign of financial readiness for parenting?
large financial debt
a steady income
health insurance coverage
some savings set aside
All of the following are potential benefits of abstinence EXCEPT ____.
avoiding infection with an STD
learning to express affection in other ways
may learn more about each other
more likely to be coerced into having sex
Which of the following is the LEAST likely reason for postponing the decision to have children?
wanting to finish your education
wanting to start a career
wanting to settle down
wanting to build up your savings
Which of the following skills is LEASE essential to good parenting?
ability to solve problems
ability to manage time
ability to make friends easily
ability to set and achieve goals
All of the following are management skills EXCEPT ____.
role modeling
setting goals
managing resources
setting priorities
Money, belongings, and technology are all ____ resources.
human
community
private
material
Which of the following is NOT one of the six steps in the decision-making process?
identifying the decision to be made
communicating your ideas to others
listing possible options
choosing the best option
When tackling a problem, it is useful to look at a situation from these four different angles.
context, priorities, consequences, and outcomes
context, desired ends, challenges, and consequences
context, desired ends, means, and consequences
desired ends, challenges, means, and outcomes
All of the following are interpersonal skills EXCEPT the ____.
ability to communicate well
ability to promote teamwork
ability to act as a leader
ability to manage resources wisely
Assuming overall responsibility for a team and making decisions that affect everyone is a part of ____.
role modeling
leadership
mentoring
partnership
Which of the following is NOT a quality that contributes to successful parenting?
high expectations
patience
confidence
sensitivity
Which of the following is NOT necessarily part of a positive outlook?
tending to see the bright side of things
preferring to concentrate on what is there as opposed to what is lacking
setting high goals and doing whatever is necessary to achieve them
viewing problems as challenges and opportunities to learn
The three broad parenting styles are ____.
authoritarian, permissive, and attentive
authoritarian, democratic, and permissive
democratic, permissive, and autocratic
democratic, autocratic, and demonstrative
