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CPK Reading Chapter 1

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A three year old child is different from a child

aged ten in term of . . . .

a)

learning capabilities

b)

learning system

c)

learning foundation

d)

learning objective

2.

Children's capabilities depend on these aspects, except. . . .

a)

culture

b)

maturity

c)

language

d)

background

3.

In the age of 3 to 5 years old, children will do these things, except . . . .

a)

learn to use pens and scissors

b)

do not understand the need to communicate in English

c)

will need to be entertained to stimulate learning

d)

read and write skillfully

4.

What activities should be used by teacher to teach new language to children 3-5 years old?

a)

song, quiz, games

b)

test, play, move around

c)

song, games, move around

d)

touch and move, quiz, song

5.

What language skills should be taught to children 3-5 years old?

a)

reading and speaking

b)

listening and speaking

c)

speaking and writing

d)

listening and reading

6.

Do children love stories?

a)

Yes, they do

b)

Yes, they does

c)

no, they do not

d)

no, they does not

7.

What kind of questions hat usually asked by children age 6-8 years old?

a)

'What' and 'How'

b)

'Where' and 'Who'

c)

'What' and 'Why'

d)

'When' and 'How'

8.

Why do children at the age of 6-8 learn language more rapidly? Because . . . .

a)

they open to the influences of their surrounding

b)

they like to talk to their friends

c)

parents and teacher stimulate much

d)

parents and teacher pay more attention

9.

What is the role of teacher in a group work of students age 6-8?

a)

as a mentor

b)

as a facilitator

c)

as a coach

d)

as a mentor as well as facilitator

10.

What is the characteristic of children at the late primary school years?

a)

having short focus attention on learning

b)

developing their intellectual and social skill

c)

decreasing interest on the world around them

d)

taking less serious on learning