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Worksheets8th period - PHS Semester Exam Review
Total questions: 51
Worksheet time: 51mins
A caregiver must have ______.
Love and Understanding
Safety
Maturity
All of the Above
When passing shears to someone, offer them the _____.
Blades
Handle
A pin cushion is a tool used in sewing to keep pins available for use.
True
False
When shopping, have a ____ in mind so you can avoid impulse buys.
wardrobe
style
budget
return policy
Pins are used in sewing to keep material together temporarily.
True
False
_____ affects a child's development overall.
Physical Development
Intellectual Development
Social and Emotional Development
All of the above
Being accepted, making friends and tolerance
Physical Needs
Intellectual Needs
Social Needs
All of the above
Love, security, safety and feeling wanted
Physical Need
Intellectual Need
Emotional Need
All of the above
Food, water, shelter and clothes
Physical Need
Intellectual Need
Social Need
All of the above
Physical activity causes young children to lose control of their body movements.
True
False
A goal involving the immediate future
Goal
Long-Term Goal
Short-Term Goal
None of the above
Using sounds and words to express yourself is Verbal Communication
True
False
Gestures and facial expressions are NOT forms of communication.
True
False
Both aggressive and passive communication makes it difficult to have good and clear communication.
True
False
Which of the following affect your decisions?
Pressure
Values
Resources available to you
All of the above
The stronger the _______________ , the more thought needs to go into the decision.
Impact
Choice
Decision
Action
Often decisions that have the __________impact on a person’s life are made with the_________ amount of thought.
smallest, greatest
greatest, least
greatest, greatest
least, greatest
___________about the impact of your decisions on others will help you make __________ones.
Worrying, better
thinking, worse
thinking, better
None of the above
What is the first step in the decision making process?
acting on your decision
taking responsibility
studying the options
state the decision to be made
How many steps are in the decision-making process?
1
3
4
6
The person who transmits a message or messages.
The Sender
The Receiver
The Message
The Audience
When verbal and nonverbal communication do not match.
Direct Messages
Mixed Messages
Speech
Breakdown
Children gain independence by dressing themselves.
True
False
Children can develop responsibility by being encouraged to care for their own belongings.
True
False
This type of development refers to gaining the ability to reason and use complex thought processes
Physical
Intellectual
Social
Emotional
This type of play involves the use of large muscles to run, hop, jump, and skip. It can also involve the use of small muscles for puzzles, beads and blocks.
Imitative-Imaginative Play
Dramatic Play – Role play
Socio-dramatic play
Active Physical Play
When several children imitate others and act out situations together.
Imitative-Imaginative Play
Dramatic Play – Role play
Socio-dramatic play
Active Physical Play
When children use their imaginations to pretend to be other people or objects
Imitative-Imaginative Play
Dramatic Play – Role play
Socio-dramatic play
Active Physical Play
When a child imitates a person or situation alone
Imitative-Imaginative Play
Dramatic Play – Role play
Socio-dramatic play
Active Physical Play
The act of adults exhibiting behaviors in front of children, which the children then copy
Positive Reinforcement
Prompting
Modeling
Time Out
Asking questions to prompt children to exhibit desired behavior
Positive Reinforcement
Prompting
Modeling
Time Out
Involves moving a child away from others for a short period of time
Positive Reinforcement
Prompting
Modeling
Time Out
Rewarding positive behaviors as a way to encourage children to repeat the behavior
Positive Reinforcement
Prompting
Modeling
Time Out
Results that follow an action or behavior
Decisions
Consequences
Choices
Time Out
Focusing the child’s attention to something else by providing an appealing substitute
Decisions
Consequences
Redirection
Time Out
Communication without words
Verbal
Non-Verbal
Written
Communications that involves using written word to express yourself.
Verbal
Non-Verbal
Written
Singing
Examples of this type of communication are: facial expressions, body posture, body movements and tone of voice.
Verbal
Non-Verbal
Written
Examples of this type of communication are: text message, posting on social media, filling out forms/applications, record keeping
Verbal
Non-Verbal
Written
State their opinions, while still being respectful of others.
Aggressive people
Assertive people
Passive people
Aliens
Don’t state their true opinions at all.
Aggressive people
Assertive people
Passive people
Aliens
Attack or ignore others opinions in favor of their own.
Aggressive people
Assertive people
Passive people
Aliens
Wearing a jacket, gloves, scarf, hat, heavy socks, and boots on a cold day.
psychological needs
physical needs
special needs
social needs
Which one of these choices are reasons we wear clothing?
Religion
Modesty
Expression
All of the above
Spatial relationship of parts to the whole
emphasis
proportion
balance
line
Center of Interest
emphasis
proportion
balance
line
Equal visual weight on both sides of a center
emphasis
proportion
balance
line
Gives direction to design.
emphasis
proportion
balance
line
Forgotten pins might cause _____ or be dropped and later picked up by a child
Tripping
Injury
Yelling
Dancing
It is okay to "ring out" or "twist" any garment when wet.
True
False
Always clean the lint filter in your dryer after every load of laundry for maximum air circulation and efficiency.
True
False
