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Human Development #1

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How many stages of (human) development do we learn in this unit?

a)

3 (three)

b)

4 (four)

c)

5 (five)

2.

Read this statement carefully!

God created and equipped all living creatures with ability to adapt and reproduce to entertain Him.

a)

True

b)

False

3.

Read this statement carefully!

Understanding human development can help you better understand your own life experiences and life course.

a)

True

b)

False

4.

The first three stages of human development are . . .

a)

Infancy, Childhood, Adulthood

b)

Infancy, Childhood, Adolescence

c)

Infancy, Adolescence, Adulthood

5.

What is the period of infancy stage?

a)

0-2 years old

b)

0-10 years old

c)

0-15 years old

6.

What is the main characteristic of infancy developmental stage?

a)

Infants develop a sense of self and things surround them.

b)

Infants develop many significant physical milestones as they gain control over their bodies.

c)

Infants begin to test out new skills and gain confidence in their decision-making.

7.

Which of these characteristics is not shown during the first three months of infancy stage?

a)

smile responsively

b)

move head from side to side when on stomach

c)

sits well without support

8.

What is the period of childhood stage?

a)

0-12 years old

b)

3-12 years old

c)

5-20 years old

9.

Which of these characteristics is not shown during childhood developmental stage?

a)

Children develop a sense of self and things surround them.

b)

Children develop many significant physical milestones as they gain control over their bodies.

c)

Children begin to test out new skills and gain confidence in their decision-making.

10.

Mrs. Kim has a son. His son is now able to clap his hands and respond to familiar words. Mrs. Kim really enjoys her time playing interactive games like peekaboo with him.


In what developmental stage is Mrs. Kim's son now?

a)

Infancy

b)

Childhood

c)

Adolescence