WorksheetsToddler Years - Review Questions
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 20mins
A toddler's head is proportionally larger than the rest of the body during early years.
True
False
Infants typically develop from head to toe, from the center of the body outward, and from simple to complex skills.
True
False
Play contributes to several areas of a child's development, not just one or two.
True
False
A typical one-year-old weighs significantly less than 40 pounds.
True
False
Supervision is necessary when a two-year-old is bathing.
True
False
A child should first see the dentist at the age of 5.
True
False
Dressing oneself requires coordination of both large and small muscle groups.
True
False
Toys should be selected based on a child's age and abilities.
True
False
Toddlers miss learning opportunities if they engage in free play all day.
True
False
Which term describes an increase in body size?
Coordination
Growth
Development
Proportion
What skills rely on muscle control and movement?
Cognitive skills
Social skills
Motor skills
Language skills
A sign of good health in infants is:
Early talking
Weight gain
Big feet
What could a baby be trying to express by crying?
Pain
Loneliness
Hunger
All of the above
Learning to express oneself and connect with others is called:
Emotional development
Physical development
Social development
Sensory development
Which is a fine motor activity?
Climbing stairs
Coloring with crayons
Kicking a ball
Running a race
The best way to develop motor skills is through:
Observation
Practice
Genetics
Screen time
Using hands and fingers carefully is part of:
Gross motor skills
Emotional intelligence
Fine motor skills
Verbal skills
An example of a gross motor skill is:
Holding a pencil
Cutting paper
Skipping
Drawing
If a toddler says 'no' but means 'yes,' they may be showing:
Confusion
Negativism
Shyness
Discipline
A toddler who becomes upset when a parent leaves may be experiencing:
Stranger danger
Separation anxiety
Play frustration
Social withdrawal
Fighting for a parent's attention with a sibling is an example of:
Jealousy
Separation anxiety
Sibling rivalry
Selfishness
When a toddler focuses mostly on their own needs, they are being:
Jealous
Dependent
Egocentric
Social
Temper tantrums are usually caused by:
Fatigue
Confusion
Anger
Hunger
Learning how to interact in a group is known as:
Cooperation
Socialization
Independence
Playfulness
When children play games like checkers together, this is an example of:
Cooperative play
Parallel play
Imitative play
Solitary play
Separation anxiety in toddlers is a form of:
Anger
Fear
Jealousy
Frustration
A child who is calm and easily gets along with others is described as:
Sensitive
Curious
Selfless
Cooperative
A child who is often afraid of unfamiliar people may be:
Placid
Aggressive
Sensitive
Curious
Which type of child might influence others with poor behavior?
Sensitive
Aggressive
Placid
Happy
Sensory activities help toddlers learn through which senses?
Touch and sight only
Taste and hearing only
All five senses
Smell and sight only
A sedentary toddler is at increased risk for all of the following except:
Obesity
Heart issues
Mental wellness
Physical fitness
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