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WorksheetsTest Unit 4 (Final): Ch. 10, 11, & 12
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 26mins
Balance improves a a two-year-old's body lengthens.
True
False
Children ages one, two, & three are called toddlers.
True
False
When offering choices to a toddler who is acting negatively, it is best to offer many alternatives.
True
False
Children who see themselves as good and capable have a positive self-concept.
True
False
Two-year-olds generally engage in parallel play.
True
False
Children begin combining words to make short sentences at about one year of age.
True
False
Children learn many of the rules of grammar by listening to other people.
True
False
Articulation problems in toddlers usually need to be corrected by speech therapy.
True
False
If a child is put to bed with a bottle, what liquid should be in the bottle?
Fruit Juice
Water
Formula
Milk
Which of the following would help develop a child’s gross motor skills?
Stacking Blocks
Coloring
Physical Exercise
Listening to music
Being able to pick up small objects between the thumb and forefinger is a milestone in...
Social development
Emotional Development
Gross-motor skills
Hand-eye coordination
Which of the following can make it difficult for a child to fall asleep?
having a regular bedtime
taking a toy to bed at bedtime
disrupting a bedtime routine
cuddling a blanket
One way to develop healthy eating habits is to...
use food as a reward
let child choose from a variety of healthy foods
feed children only the foods they like
make the child finish every meal that they are given
Children show emotional readiness to learn toileting when they...
can remove their clothes easily.
cry when put on the toilet.
begin to refuse to wear diapers
show an interest in using the toilet.
The best way to keep children safe in the home is to...
childproof the home
keep children from exploring
use a playpen
keep children in one place
A good way to handle a young child who is acting negatively is to...
punish the child
redirect the child to another activity
force the child to be positive
give the child many other alternatives
Children who have phobias have...
jealousy towards their siblings.
a fear of being away from their parents.
abnormal fears
the ability to understand how others feel
Sibling rivalry...
is more common in a one-year-old than in a three-year-old.
should be dealt with by spending one-on-one time each child.
normally occurs only when a new baby is born.
rarely causes the jealous child to act aggressively.
The strongest influence on a child’s self-concept is...
being able to master new skills
what other children say about them
the words and actions of the primary caregiver
the child's own temperament
Children who are sleep deprived...
usually wake up early, bur are tired later in the day
usually fall asleep easily the next day.
are too tired to be active during the day.
are more likely to show behavior problems.
To help children get enough sleep, parents should...
keep them awake when they start to get sleepy during the day
let them take toys to bed to make bedtime more pleasant.
allow them to decide when their bedtime should be.
follow the same bedtime routine every night.
Young children begin the socialization process...
by learning to get along with their own family members
by making friends
by engaging in cooperative play
by learning to share with other children
A three-year-old who is friendly with others and has at least one friend at a time shows...
normal emotional development.
normal social development.
a lack of social development
an ability for parallel play
To change a child’s aggressive behavior, it is important to...
let the child know that you are angry.
tell the child that he/she is bad.
ignore the behavior
find the cause of the behavior
Which of the following statements about intellectual development is true?
Environment plays a minor role in intellectual development.
Heredity is the determining factor
Opportunities for learning affect child's brain development.
A stimulating environment is not always beneficial.
Roberto watches his older sister coloring, and then picks up crayons and begins to color.
planned
trial-and-error
directed
imitation
Most of the learning that takes place in schools is...
incidental learning
directed learning
trial-and-error learning
short-term learning
Using imagination to produce original ideas is known as...
curiosity.
creativity.
perception.
intelligence.
Reading readiness before the age of three focuses on...
recognizing words in a book.
being able to name letters.
writing words.
making reading enjoyable.
Articulation is the ability to ...
speak without repeating a word or syllable
use clear, distinct speech
use sentences of at least four words
answer "what" questions
