WorksheetsGrowth and development
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Growth is a term used to describe
Mental change in the body
Physical change in the body
Emotional change in the body
All of the above
In which stage physical growth is rapid
Early childhood
Infancy
Adolescence
Adulthood
Identify the correct statement with regard to growth and development
Growth is the part of development
Growth starts from conception and continues till death
Development starts from birth and stops at certain age
Development and growth are no way related to each other
Crawling → Standing → Walking → Running is an example of which principle?
Development is predictable
Development is sequential
Development is irregular
Development is independent
Which is more crucial for later development?
Early childhood
Adolescence
Adulthood
Oldage
Which of the following is NOT a principle of development?
Development is continuous
Development is predictable
Development is identical for all individuals
Development is interrelated
The unfolding of traits determined by heredity is called
Learning
Stimulation
Maturation
Socialization
A child learns to write letters only after learning to scribble. This shows which principle?
General to specific
Sequential
Predictable
Continuous
Which principle states that growth proceeds from head to toe?
Proximodistal
Cephalocaudal
General to specific
Continuous process
Development is predictable because
All children grow at the same rate
It follows a fixed sequence
It depends on teacher’s methods
It cannot be measured
The pace of development is
Same for all
Controlled only by heredity
Irregular and unpredictable
Different for each individual
Which of the following is an example of quantitative change?
Emotional maturity
Increase in vocabulary
Weight gain
Social adjustment
Physical, social, emotional, and intellectual development are:
Independent
Interrelated
Random
Unimportant
Which factor has a major impact on child development?
Heredity
Environment
Nutrition
All of these
Which domain of development includes problem-solving and reasoning?
Emotional development
Social development
Cognitive development
Moral development
