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Quiz - mathematics for young children

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Mathematics in early childhood education involves ___ and ___ answer

a)

decision making ; ability to find mathematical

b)

develop scientific thinking ; finding and recording

c)

problem-solving; finding logical and beautiful

d)

ability to use mathematical language ; making

2.

Mathematics in early childhood education is based on direct and everyday experiences which lead to

a)

application of decision-making skills

b)

an understanding of the relationships between things

c)

gain more knowledge about higher-level mathematical concepts

d)

usage of the mathematical language as the first words younger children used to talk

3.

Choose manipulatives suitable for 2-year-old child.

a)
b)
c)
d)
4.

Two years old Tina has a hotdog on her plate. The hotdog is cut into six pieces. She gives two pieces to daddy, two to mummy andtwo for herslef. The following refers to which activity?

a)

Informal activities

b)

Structured activities

c)

Naturalistic activities

d)

Project-based learning activities

5.

Numbers and operations involve understanding of numbers and realizing that number represents quantity.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

6.

Which of the following is more likely linked to the ability to arrange objects in order according to sizes?

a)

  Patterning skill

b)

Classifying skill

c)

Sorting skill

d)

Seriating skill

7.

When teaching Mathematics for younger children, several considerations need to be taken....

a)

Children learn through formal strategies first before being exposed to informal strategies.

b)

Young children need directed teaching approach from teachers to learn mathematics.

c)

Children need to be exposed to mathematical terms as young as possible.

d)

Several adaptations need to be taken for children who are not using common language like Bahasa/English in the group.

8.

What number concept is this?

a)

Conservation of number

b)

Number Sense

c)

Patterns

9.

What are the common assessment strategies for children in mathematics?

a)

Worksheets and portfolio

b)

End-of-chapter assessment

c)

Videotapes and audiotapes

d)

Observation and performance task

10.

Which of the given traits is associated with the pre-operational stage according to Piaget’s theory of cognitive development?

a)

Memory and imagination development

b)

Starts understanding symbols

c)

Non-logical and irreversible thinking

d)

A.  No egocentric thinking

11.

Children who gradually become aware of number symbols understand the ___

a)

ordinal

b)

cardinal

c)

numeral

d)

nominal

12.

Play activity can offer the children to ___ what they are learned about mathematics concepts and skills

a)

refine

b)

repeat

c)

release

d)

rehearse

13.

Which of the following is NOT an example of numerals available in the environment that teachers can use to teach children number symbols indirectly.

a)

a clock or calendar on the wall

b)

weighing scales or height charts

c)

measuring containers with numeral graduations

d)

different shape of plates is used during snack time

14.

when 4 years old Fatin is able to set out napkins on the table to match the number of chairs, she is demonstrating the ability to make what is called ___ a pre-requisite skill to counting skills.

a)

seriation

b)

rote counting

c)

one-to-one correspondence

d)

classification by on property

15.

The following are descriptions of stage 3 graphing concept:

a)

draw a line graph

b)

use squared-paper with large squares

c)

use real object to learn graphing concept

d)

block charts using cut-out squares of paper