WorksheetsHEALTH QUIZ on Chapter 18 "The Life Cycle Continues"
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 57mins
What generally happens around age 6 when this stage ends?
the child starts elementary school
the family has another baby
the parents divorce
the mom finds a job
The areas of development are..?
Physical, Social, Emotional, Hereditary
Physical, social, emotional, mental, moral
Physical, social, mental and moral
Physical, social, emotional, hereditary, moral
The challenge to be met or the skill to be acquired in each stage of the human life cycle is?
Typical Behavior
Interpretation
Developmental task
Kyle is 7 years old and enjoys playing catch, building elaborate structures with blocks, and writing simple sentences. Which physical lifespan stage is described by the scenario?
toddlerhood
middle childhood
early adulthood
older adulthood
Which indicator of healthy families is shown by Shawn's mom knocking on his bedroom door before entering?
resiliency
commitment
respect
affirmation
The Ali family celebrates birthdays by allowing the family member to decide what will be served for dinner and having it served to him/her on a special birthday plate. This is an example of which indicator of healthy families?
rituals and tradition
communication
responsibility
resiliency
Which is a milestone of lifespan development that takes place during infancy?
Ethan is able to crawl and hold his head up.
Mia loves to run outside and climb the playground jungle gym.
Will's voice is cracking, and he has noticed the appearance of facial hair.
Ava has become concerned with the loss of her visual accuracy.
Liam has started to crawl and grasp items with his hands. Liam is in which stage of physical development?
infancy
early childhood
adolescence
middle adulthood
Trey has stopped growing and needs to reduce his calorie intake to avoid gaining weight as he reaches his 25th birthday. He continues to run to meet the suggested 150 minutes of moderate exercise per week. Which physical lifespan stage is described in this scenario?
toddlerhood
middle childhood
early adulthood
older adulthood
Charlie and Lee are in the process of adopting a child. Which stage of the family life cycle is being demonstrated?
beginning stage
childbearing stage
launching stage
parenting stage
As Bob celebrates his 70th birthday, he enjoys walking his dog. His dog helps guide him since his cataracts interfere with his vision, but he is committed to getting aerobic activity each day to prevent heart disease. Which physical lifespan stage is described?
toddlerhood
middle adulthood
early childhood
older adulthood
How can teenagers and young adults reach peak bone mass to prevent osteoporosis later in life?
By participating in sedentary activities
By consuming less protein and vitamin D
By consuming a nutritious diet rich in calcium
By avoiding full-ft dairy products and leafy greens
Maria is babysitting an eight-year-old girl and a five-year-old boy after school, and she is unsure what they should do. Which activity would be recommended?
Watching their favorite show on TV
Going through the drive-through of a fast food restaurant to get snacks
Playing a game of tag in the backyard
Letting the kids play their favorite video game while Maria does her homework
In order to be successful, family members need to _______________ to changes to make sure the family survives.
adapt
win
lose
fake
How you experience the family life cycle will affect who you will become.
True
False
Everyone will go through the family life cycle the same way.
True
False
Cognitive development at adolescence is characterised by the use of _____ concepts.
single
factual
abstract
no
Which of the following area do adolescents commonly develop greater problems?
Parent-child conflicts
Mood changes
Risky behaviours
All of the options
Which is the most important influencing factor during adolescence?
Peers
Parents
Siblings
Media
How does social development change during adolescence?
Social development remains stagnant during adolescence
Social development changes as adolescents seek more independence, form deeper relationships with peers, and develop a stronger sense of identity.
Adolescents become less interested in forming relationships with peers
Adolescents develop a weaker sense of identity
Explain the impact of peer pressure on the development of adolescents.
Adolescents are not influenced by peer pressure
Peer pressure only has positive impacts on the development of adolescents
Peer pressure can have both positive and negative impacts on the development of adolescents.
Peer pressure has no impact on the development of adolescents
Sophie is 21 years old, what lifestage is she in?
Adolescence
Early Childhood
Middle Adulthood
Early Adulthood
Refers to body growth, such as height and weight changes.
Mental
Emotional
Physical
Social
The age range 40-65 years is part of which life stage?
Middle adulthood
early adulthood
late adulthood
adolescence
The time of life during which a person changes from a child to an adult is called
middle age
late childhood
middle school
adolescence
How does the parent-child relationship change in adolescence?
We prefer spending time with our parents over our peers
We prefer spending time with peers over our parents
We want the approval from our parents more than our friends
We rely on our parents for everything.
65 + is which life stage
Adolescent
Late adulthood
Early adulthood
Middle adulthood
Development is all about growth.
True
False
What is the term for the feeling of sadness or loneliness when children leave their parents' house?
Empty nest syndrome
Sandwich generation
Blended family
Single parent
Explain the concept of Medicare and its role in providing health insurance to the elderly.
Medicare is a federal health insurance program for people who are 65 or older, as well as certain younger people with disabilities.
Medicare is a private health insurance program for people under 18 years old
Medicare is a state-run program for low-income individuals
Medicare only covers dental and vision care for the elderly
One major change in adolescents' thinking is that they can do which of the following?
think in concrete terms.
see things only in absolute terms.
see things only in terms of black-and-white solutions.
move beyond the concrete, current situation to what might or could be.
Which of the following area do adolescents commonly develop greater problems?
Parent-child conflicts
Mood changes
Risky behaviours
All of the options
Which is the most important influencing factor during adolescence?
Peers
Parents
Siblings
Media
How does the brain change during adolescence?
It grows bigger in size
It develops more nerve endings
It develops better impulse control, judgment, and reasoning
It develops new glands
The part of the brain related to impulse control matures at
18
35
12
25
a developmental process that refers to the ability to experience, express, and control emotions
social development
physical development
moral development
emotional development
a developmental process that refers to the way people relate to others around them
physical development
emotional development
intellectual development
social development
What part of the brain do younger teens use to process emotions?
Hippocampus
Cerebellum
Frontal cortex
Amygdala
Cognitive development has to do with thinking and processing information
True
False
Maintain a positive attitude, focus on your strengths and helping others are all ways to boost your self-esteem.
True
False
The age range 40-65 years is part of which life stage?
Middle adulthood
early adulthood
late adulthood
adolescence
What is the region of the brain that governs reasoning and the ability to consider the consequences of one's actions?
Frontal Lobe
Temporal Lobe
Occipital Lobe
Parietal Lobe
