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Screen Time and Children Quiz

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the average amount of time children ages 8-12 in the United States spend watching or using screens?

a)

1-2 hours a day

b)

4-6 hours a day

c)

8-10 hours a day

d)

12-14 hours a day

2.

What are some potential negative effects of too much screen time for children?

a)

Mood problems

b)

More time with family and friends

c)

Higher grades in school

d)

Improved sleep patterns

3.

At what age should screen use be limited to video chatting along with an adult?

a)

5 years

b)

3 years

c)

18 months

d)

Under 6 months

4.

What is a recommended limit for non-educational screen time for children ages 2-5?

a)

2 hours per day

b)

4 hours per day

c)

1 hour per day

d)

3 hours per day

5.

What is a potential consequence of too much screen time for children?

a)

More time learning other ways to relax and have fun

b)

Improved self-image

c)

Increased outdoor and physical activity

d)

Weight problems

6.

What is a recommended action to manage a child's screen time?

a)

Turn off screens and remove them from bedrooms 30-60 minutes before bedtime

b)

Encourage using screens as pacifiers

c)

Allow unlimited screen time during family meals and outings

d)

Use screens to stop tantrums

7.

What is a tip for parents to encourage positive and healthy screen use for children?

a)

Set a bad example with your own screen habits

b)

Teach children about online privacy and safety

c)

Avoid discussing what children are seeing on screens

d)

Encourage children to learn other activities that involve screens

8.

What is a potential risk of too much screen time for children?

a)

Learning other ways to relax and have fun

b)

Fear of missing out

c)

Increased time with family and friends

d)

Improved reading habits

9.

What is a recommended action for parents to take regarding their child's screen time?

a)

Allow unlimited screen time during family meals and outings

b)

Familiarize yourself with programming to make sure it is age-appropriate

c)

Avoid discussing what children are seeing on screens

d)

Encourage using screens in ways that build creativity and connection with family and friends

10.

What is a potential exposure for children when using screens?

a)

Concern for others

b)

Positive stereotypes

c)

Cooperation and friendship

d)

Substance use