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WorksheetsChild Development CTE exam review
Total questions: 96
Worksheet time: 59mins
Developmental tasks that usually occur during specific times in a child's life
newborn
milestones
parallel play
tantrums
Children who are 3, 4, and 5 years old
Newborn
Infant
Toddler
Preschooler
School Age
Which is NOT a milestone of TODDLERS
writing their name
drinking from a cup
turning pages in a book
speaking in 1-2 word sentences
During early childhood, the child develops
motor skills
social skills
a sense of self
all of the above
A new skill for 5 years old's is
balancing on 1 foot for 10 seconds
throwing a ball overhand
climbing fences
walking down stairs with alternating feet
What is the age group of an infant?
1-3 years
3-5 years
0-12 months
5-12 years
The age range of a toddler is 3-5.
True
False
What is the ages of adolescents?
3-5 years
13-18 years
1-3 years
5-12 Years
Which of the following involves learning to share with other and communicate?
Social
Physical
Intellectual
Rolling over is a physical development that occurs in ____________.
infant stage
toddler stage
preschooler
A physical skill for a toddler may be _____________.
rolling over
pedal a tricycle
starting to run
What is a theory?
a short statement of why something exsists
the object of a person's ambition or effort
a system of ideas intended to explain something
e = mc2
Who is NOT a child developmental theorist?
Sigmund Freud
Erik Erikson
John B Watson
Vincent Van Gogh
Fine motor skills use
small muscles like fingers
large muscles like legs
Gross motor skills use
large muscles like arms
small muscles like toes
Tying shoes is a
fine motor skill
gross motor skill
Whistling is a
fine motor skill
gross motor skill
P stands for
physical
political
priceless
people
I stands for
individual
intellectual
independent
illusion
E stands for
evidence
Elmo
emotional
empathetic
S stands for
sharing
sympathy
school
social
Learning to crawl and walk is what type of development?
Physical
Intellectual
Emotional
Social
Sharing with friends is what type of development?
Physical
Intellectual
Emotional
Social
Learning shapes and numbers is what type of development?
physical
intellectual
emotional
social
Learning to control my temper is what type of development?
physical
intellectual
emotional
social
Which is TRUE?
Development stops when you turn 18.
Development is different for all.
Development starts at age one.
What time should you arrive at your babysitting job?
What information do you need before accepting a babysitting job.
number of children
ages of children
emergency contacts
rate of payment
What is one thing you shouldn't do when babysitting?
invite friends over
have activities planned
actively watch the children you are babysitting
Children will behave better if they knew you______.
will send them to time out
care
will call his/her parents
From age 1 to 13 children develop in all the following areas EXCEPT:
Physically
Intellectually
Automatically
Emotionally
Child development depends on all of the following factors, except...
What they eat
The environment they grow up in
The traits they inherit
What color their eyes are
Which of the following should a baby be able to do by the time they are four weeks old?
Crawl
Focus on a face
Bring food to their mouth
Sit up unassisted
By the time an infant is 6 months old, they should be able to do all of the following, EXCEPT...
Sit with supports
Babble to toys
Reach for objects
Walk
At what age should a child be able to dress themselves without much assistance?
2 years
3 years
4 years
5 years
Which of the following is an example of fine motor skills?
Jumping
Walking
Drawing a circle
Riding a tricycle
Which of the following is NOT an area of child development?
Social
Physical
Environmental
Emotional
Intellectual
7 months old: choose 1 that does NOT belong
responds to name
develops color vision
says first word
transfer object hand to hand
2 years old: choose 1 that does NOT belong
uses scissors
walks alone
says short sentences
begins make-believe play
begins to show defiant behavior
3 years old: choose 3
get dressed without help
sort objects by shape & color
can ride a tricycle
expresses affection openly
5 years old: choose 2
gets dressed without help
uses fork & spoon to feed self
can read chapter books
For Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, what are the five sections of the pyramid?
Physiological Needs, Safety Needs, Self-Actualization, Friendship, Family
Physiological Needs, Belonging & Love, Caring Needs, Attitude Needs, Self-Actualization.
Physiological Needs, Safety Needs, Belonging & Love, Esteem Needs, & Self-Actualization.
Self-Actualization, Safety, Love, Friendship, Belonging.
In Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs which needs does not fit into Physiological Needs?
air
security
shelter
clothing
Erikson believed in all of the following except?
Home schooling vs Public schooling
Trust vs Mistrust
Initiative vs Guilt
Autonomy vs Shame & Doubt
What is child development?
How we change and grow over the course of our lifespan
How we eat, drink and sleep over the course of our lifespan
How we play and run over the course of our lifespan
How we grow and increase over the course of our lifespan
What is physical development?
Dancing wildly all night to develop our muscles
Eating well and ensuring our 5 a day intake
Process by which you gain control over movements
Developing our muscles and managing our weight
What does "love withdrawal" mean?
a daycare with DIP activities
tummy time for infants without an adult
threatening to remove love from a child
focusing on the child's weaknesses
A daycare (developmental center) that is NOT located in a home is...
a center based child care program
a home based child care program
prekindergarten
family child care program
DIP stands for...
(a)
Children between the ages of one and three are called toddlers because _____
they drink so much liquid
their speech is not developed
their skin is totally wrinkled
their walk is so unsteady
All of these are Piaget's stages, EXCEPT:
Sensorimotor
Preoperational
Birth Operational
Concrete Operational
What age group focuses on the start of independence, exploration, and collaboration?
(a)
Which theorist believed in the 4 Cognitive Development Stages?
Skinner
Piaget
Maslow
Erikson
Which are Piaget's 4 Stages of Cognitive Development?
Sensorimotor, Operational, Mindfullness, Formal
Sensori, Mindfull, Performer, Ambiance
Sensorimotor, Preoperational, Concrete, Formal
Formal, Semi-Formal, Operations, Concrete
The skills you have to complete a goal or job
attitudes
aptitudes
personality
degree
3. Which is an example of entry - level work in field of child development ?
Becoming a child psychologist to enjoy helping children with problems
Specializing in helping children with their unique dietary needs
Working as a nanny in Mrs. Jones’ home caring for her two children
Cleaning children’s teeth and teaching them good dental hygiene
If a parent works late nights what will be their primary concern for choosing child care?
adult child ratio
rating
cost
hours of operation
Which area/domain of development deals with the way children learn to interact with others?
physical
intellectual
emotional
social
Which area/domain of development deals with how children learn, think, remember, and reason?
physical
intellectual
emotional
social
Which area/domain of development deals with children learning to recognize and control their feelings?
physical
moral
emotional
social
Which area/domain of development deals with understanding right from wrong?
fine
moral
gross
social
Which theory of child development proposes that systems and interrelationships that surround a child affect all aspects of child's development?
social learning theory
ecological systems theory
cognitive developmental theory
sociocultural theory
By using the ________ method, researchers investigate whether an observed behavior or a measured trait is related to another trait or characteristic.
naturalistic observation
case study
correlational
structured observation
Which of the following is not part of movement?
jumping
draws person with body
climb
stand on one foot for one second
What is the most important life stage for development?
birth
childhood
adulthood
What is interpretation?
the analysis an observer forms and expresses about what they observed
a way of acting or responding that is common at each stage of childhood
a key skill used to check a child's progress
any activity that arouses a baby's sense of sight, sound, touch, taste and smell
Mary has to be at work early in the morning and works late most afternoons. Which factor that influences childcare selection is this?
Cost of childcare
Hours of operation
Location
Rating
This type of development is all about how people relate to others.
Physical
Intellectual
Social
Love and Belonging deals with family, friendships, and significant others where you create a sense of belonging and being accepted.
True
False
Check all that apply. What are the basic needs of young children?
Food
Water
Shelter
Sleep
Friends
How does a family influence a child's moral development?
Another word for esteem is __________.
confidence
anxiety
fear
realization
Self actualization is at which part of Moslow's pyramid?
Bottom
Top
Middle
The post conventional stage happens at what age in child development
12 and younger
Preschool (age 4-8)
13 or older
Middle adulthood
What is Large-Muscle Development?
The development of small muscles, especially those in the hands and fingers
The ability to coordinate what a person sees with the way the person moves hir or her hands.
The lengthening and thickening of muscles.
The development of the trunk and arm and leg muscles.
What is Small-Muscle Development?
The development of small muscles, especially those in the hands and fingers.
The lengthening and thickening of muscles.
The ability to coordinate what a person sees with the way the person moves his or her hands.
The development of the trunk and arm and leg muscles.
What is Eye-Hand Coordination?
The lengthening and thickening of muscles.
The development of small muscles, especially those is the hands and fingers.
The ability to corrdinate what a person sees with the way the person moves his or her hands.
The development of the trunk and arm and leg muscles.
What is Deferred Imitation?
The ability to recall someone's behavior and later imitate it.
High-pitched style in which parents speak to their children.
Distinctive characteristics of an object, such as size, shape, color, and texture.
Making the sounds of a language.
What is Parentese?
High-pitched style in which parents speak to their children.
A symbol system in which words are used as labels for people, objects, and ideas.
The study of the preferred word usage and order in a given language.
The skill needed to unerstand others and to be understood by them.
Emotional development in particular depends on (select 2):
A child's experiences
A child's diet
A child's temperament
A child's favorite toy
At 18 months, children may begin to show signs of ________, which means they do the opposite of what others want them to do.
Behavioral disorders
Colic
Irritation
Negativism
A caregiver can help improve negativism in a child by (select all that apply):
Arguing back with them
Redirecting them to other activities
Checking hydration levels
Putting them in time-out
Letting them make their own choices
A caregiver can help improve negativism in a child by (select all that apply):
Arguing back with them
Redirecting them to other activities
Checking hydration levels
Putting them in time-out
Letting them make their own choices
A great rule for teaching 2-3 year olds about emotions is:
Have flexible limits, not hard rules
Don't let them get away with anything
Allow them to have the most fun possible
Just be nice and they'll get the hint
Kids acting out by violently releasing their frustration are having a:
Toddler meltdown
Temperament twist
Temper tantrum
Screaming contest
Which question best describes
intellectual development?
What can children do?
What can children learn and understand?
How do children feel?
How do children act with others?
Which question best describes
social development?
What can children do?
What can children learn and understand?
How do children feel?
How do children act with others?
Children developing a positive self-concept is an example of...
Physical development
Intellectual development
Emotional development
Social development
What is true about intelligence?
It is affected by the environment
It is affected by our genes (heredity)
It is affected by both our genes and environment
It is not affected by our genes or environment
Being in a stimulating environment helps children learn.
True
False
Connections between axons and dendrites form pathways within the brain that allow us to think and perform tasks.
True
False
As toddlers begin to develop long-term memories, they are able to remember observations, such as whether they like cats.
True
False
