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Child Development: Chapter 12 + 13 Review

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

We have learned a lot about how children's brains develop through a modern science called:

a)

Biology

b)

Ontogeny

c)

Neuroscience

d)

Neurologistics

2.

What is true about intelligence?

a)

It is affected by the environment

b)

It is affected by our genes (heredity)

c)

It is affected by both our genes and environment

d)

It is not affected by our genes or environment

3.

Intelligence is:

a)

Being smart

b)

Using all 5 senses

c)

being able to learn and use prior experience for new things

d)

being able to focus for a long period

4.

Learning that just happens by chance is:

a)

Random learning

b)

Incidental learning

c)

Private learning

d)

Sudden learning

5.

Learning by trying several things before deciding what will actually work is known as:

a)

Test-retest learning

b)

Experimental learning

c)

Incidental learning

d)

Trial-and-error learning

6.

Learning by watching and copying others is called:

a)

Modeling

b)

Imitation

c)

Impersonation

d)

Gestures

7.

An example of directed learning would be:

a)

Realizing a button makes sound when pressed

b)

Getting yelled at

c)

Sitting with a child and teaching them ABCs

d)

Copying a recipe to make a meal

8.

Creativity is best described as:

a)

Knowing a lot

b)

Having random thoughts

c)

Using imagination to make original ideas

d)

Using logic to expand on original ideas

9.

Stuttering can stop a child from using proper articulation, which is the ability to:

a)

Use clear and distinct speech

b)

Make friends

c)

Speak loudly and proudly

d)

Complete tasks

10.

Helping children understand numbers and letters before they start school is called:

a)

Preschool

b)

Math and reading readiness

c)

Math and reading assessments

d)

Tutoring

11.

Six year olds have silly school pictures because their smile has started to lose:

a)

Primary teeth

b)

Permanent teeth

c)

Molars

d)

Enamel

12.

About 90% of kids end up preferring their right hand. In rare cases, people may be _____________ and can skillfully use BOTH hands.

a)

Really, really talented

b)

Ambidextrous

c)

Ambivalent

d)

Double jointed

13.

What are the benefits of giving children 6 smaller meals rather than 3 large ones every day? Select all that apply:

a)

It's easy on their small stomachs

b)

They absorb more nutrients

c)

They can eat more diverse foods each day

d)

They can have more consistent energy

e)

They will sleep better

14.

Enamel is the outer covering of teeth that:

a)

Can be restored if damaged

b)

Cannot be restored if damaged

c)

Is only on molars

d)

Is very fragile

15.

______________ can be found in mouth rinse, toothpaste, and even drinking water. This is convenient because it helps protect against tooth decay!

a)

Xenon

b)

Fluoride

c)

Formula

d)

Calcium

16.

Group identification is:

a)

Feeling like you belong

b)

Talking about your culture

c)

Joining a club

d)

Feeling like an outcast

17.

Involving a child in the kitchen can (select all that apply):

a)

Improve their motor skills

b)

Teach about different foods

c)

Give a feeling of accomplishment

d)

Only be done for older ages

e)

Be too dangerous to risk

18.

It is dinner time, so Stephanie came back from her soccer game and Jacob stopped coloring his picture. Jacob will likely need _________ food at dinner time compared to Stephanie.

a)

Less

b)

More

c)

About the same

19.

True or false: punishing a child's picky eating behavior can help them learn how to eat more types of food.

a)

True

b)

False

20.

MOST molars are already ________ ______. which means they'll never need to be replaced.

a)

Permanent teeth

b)

Primary teeth

c)

Wisdom teeeth

d)

Fixed teeth