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WorksheetsInfancy
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
Growth refers to an increase in...?
Height and Weight
Weight and Skills
Development and Height
Height and skills
True or False?
Do people continue to develop throughout their lifetime?
True
False
Type in the name of the missing area of development...
Physical development, Emotional development and Social development
(a)
True of False
Memory is not part of our intellectual development
True
False
Developmental norms are...
When babies reach milestones at different rates/ages.
When babies reach milestones at an expected age.
When babies no longer use their reflexes
When babies become more independent
The age range for infancy is from...
0-1.5 years
0-2years
0-3.5 years
0-3 years
True or False...
The development of milk teeth is an example of physical development in infants
True
False
True or False...
Walking is an example of a fine motor skill.
True
False
Select the odd ones out.
Examples of fine motor skills are...
Holding a pencil
Lifting small items of food
Crawling
Sitting unsupported
True of False...
Is the development of language part of intelletucal development?
True
False
Select the reason why emotional development is so important for infants.
Without this, they won't develop in other areas
Good emotional development sets the pattern for their later relationships
Without this, they won't know how to show emotions.
Self-image is...
The view you have of others
The view you have of the world
The view you have of society
The view you have of yourself
True of False...
Self-esteem is about how we value (feel) about ourselves.
True
False
Select the odd one out...
Examples of emotional development in infancy
Enjoys being cuddled with
Start to engage in play
May develop a fear of strangers
May display negative behaviours (terrible twos).
Select the odd one out...
Examples of social development in infancy are
Like to interact with others by playing games such as peek a boo
Learn how to share
Start to engage in different forms of play
Learn how to name colours
Select the odd one out.
Examples of Physical Development in infancy are
Able to use the toilet independently
Learn to crawl
Develop milk teeth
Lift their head for a few seconds
Select the activity that does not require the use of gross motor skills.
Walking
Running
Crawling
Lifting a pea
True or False...
Gross motor skills require the use of large muscle groups to complete tasks
True
False
What is meant by the key term "object permanence"?
This is when an infant realises that an object does not cease to exist when it is out of view.
If an infant drops an object, they believe that it is gone forever.
This is when an infant has a stong attachment to a particular object
This is when an infant can only use a certain object to go to sleep.
By the age of 1 year, how many words should an infant have mastered?
10-20
3
50
15-20
