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3rd Nine Weeks Review

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
It's the parents way or the highway
a)
Attachment
b)
Authoritarian
c)
Permissive
d)
Helicopter
2.
When parents allow their children to walk all over them
a)
Authoritarian
b)
Democratic
c)
Permissive
d)
Attachment
3.
Parents are seen more as friends than a parent.
a)
Attachment
b)
Authoritarian
c)
Democratic
d)
Permissive
4.
Children may act fearful or overly shy around strangers as a result from this style.
a)
Democratic
b)
Attachment
c)
Authoritarian
d)
Permissive
5.

results in children who may struggle to have control over thier own life

a)

authoritarian

b)

authoritative/democratic

c)

permissive

d)

uninvolved

6.

involved, allowed negotiation, 2 way parenting

a)

authoritarian

b)

authoritative/ democratic

c)

permissive

d)

uninvolved

7.

child wants to stay out late, parents consider thier argument, and settles on a later time, but not at the child's orginal request

a)

authoritarian

b)

authoritative/democratic

c)

permissive

d)

uninvolved

8.

results in happy, capable children

a)

authoritarian

b)

authoritative/democratic

c)

permissive

d)

uninvolved

9.

anything goes, parent has not control

a)

authoritarian

b)

authoritative/democratic

c)

permissive

d)

uninvolved

10.

child wants to stay out later, and the parent says okay, whatever

a)

authoritarian

b)

authoritatve/democratic

c)

permissive

d)

uninvolved

11.

strict parenting, child has no say, parents rule

a)

authoritarian

b)

authoritative/democratic

c)

permissive

d)

uninvolved

12.

The key to intellectual development is

a)

the forming of words

b)

learning to read and enjoy books

c)

singing mde-up songs

d)

solving problems

13.

Sharing books between parent and child can begin at

a)

age 1

b)

birth

c)

6 months

d)

2 years

14.

Baby's first step in reading is to

a)

to enjoy the sound of the reader's voice

b)

babble along with the reader

c)

look at the pictures

d)

draw their own pictures

15.

The second step of reading is to

a)

sound out the words

b)

learn that the words have meaning

c)

enjoy the pictures and the story

d)

imagine the story

16.

Reading books with children can foster

a)

a dislike of reading

b)

a healthy imagination

c)

a love of the world around them

d)

a love of books and joy of reading

17.

Why should parents read to children? (select 2)

a)

It's fun and promotes bonding

b)

to help the child develop language skills

c)

to quiet down an active child

d)

to convince a child you care

18.

What can help children to connect the sounds to concrete objects?

a)

books

b)

rhymes

c)

pictures

d)

colors

19.

What helps children remember words?

a)

repetition

b)

inflection

c)

songs

d)

pictures

20.

What leads to the child repeating the story back to the reader?

a)

repetition

b)

singing

c)

whispering

d)

animation

21.

If parents read to their child, the child will associate it with

a)

playfulness

b)

attention

c)

anger

d)

sleeping

22.

Reading to young children promotes their ability to

a)

increase vocabulary

b)

read aloud

c)

fall asleep

d)

dream

23.

A child's readiness to read depends largely on the

a)

environment caregivers create

b)

cleanliness of the home

c)

focus of the reader

d)

books read to the child

24.
Solitary Play
a)
Children play according to the rules they have made up themselves.
b)
Children who watch older children play
c)
Children explore the possibilities of materials or objects.
d)
Children play without regard for what other children around them are doing.
25.
Parallel Play
a)
Two children doing two different things side by side
b)
Making a decision
c)
All Play
26.
Dramatic Play
a)
Children doing two different things side by side
b)
Dress up; Doctor; Police Officer, etc
c)
All Play
27.
Play is best described as
a)
as being intrinsically motivated.
b)
as process over product.
c)
as freedom from rules.
d)
all of these
28.
Physical Age 0-2
a)
Early Childhood 
b)
Late Adolescence 
c)
Infancy
d)
Early Adolescence 
29.
Physical Age 2-6
a)
Early Childhood 
b)
Late Adolescence 
c)
Infancy
d)
Early Adolescence 
30.

what is physical development?

a)

physical development is the process of acquiring an understanding of concepts

b)

physical development supports your child's ability to communicate, and express and understand feelings

c)

Physical development is the process that starts in human infancy and continues into late adolescent concentrating on gross and fine motor skills

d)

physical development is not important

31.

The five ways children develop is: physically, intellectually, emotionally, socially and morally.

a)

True

b)

False

c)

There are not five ways children develop, there are only three

32.

Knowing right from wrong

a)

Physical development

b)

Intellectual development

c)

Social development

d)

Moral development

e)

Emotional development

33.

Learning to interact with people. Learning to trust others, own independence and what is acceptable behavior.

a)

Physical development

b)

Intellectual development

c)

Emotional development

d)

Social development

e)

Moral development

34.

Growing in size, muscle strength, and coordination.

a)

Physical development

b)

Intellectual development

c)

Emotional development

d)

Social development

e)

Moral development

35.

Growing in ability to learn, think, and judge.

a)

Physical development

b)

Intellectual development

c)

Emotional development

d)

Social development

e)

Moral development

36.

Heredity and environment are what influence development.

a)

True

b)

False

c)

Who cares - don't mark this one even if you want to be a smarty pants.

37.

Growing in ability to control emotions and expressing them in appropriate ways.

a)

Physical development

b)

Intellectual development

c)

Emotional development

d)

Social development

e)

Moral development

38.

When caring for children, it is important that you give?

a)

Playtime

b)

Mealtime

c)

Bedtime

d)

All the above

39.

Childcare is an important responsibility and if you know what to expect, you can do a better job.

a)

True

b)

False

40.

Which one of these do toddler's NOT like to play with?

a)

Simple toys that can be taken apart

b)

Blocks and boxes of different sizes

c)

Difficult puzzles

d)

Storybooks

e)

Coloring books

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