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Parenting Test Chapter 1, 2, 3

Total questions: 47

Worksheet time: 24mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Family consisting of a mother, father, and one or more of their children.

a)

Biological parents

b)

Adoptive parents

c)

Blended family

d)

Caregiver

e)

Nuclear family

2.

People who accept temporary responsibility for children in order to provide a safe, secure home for them.

a)

Biological parents

b)

Caregiver

c)

Foster parents

d)

Blended family

e)

Adoptive parents

3.

People who accept legal responsibility for children not born to them and raise the child as their own.

a)

Blended family

b)

Caregiver

c)

Biological parents

d)

Extended family

e)

Adoptive parents

4.

Family that includes parents, children, and other relatives, such as grandparents, aunts and cousins.

a)

Extended family

b)

Adoptive parents

c)

Biological parents

d)

Blended family

e)

Caregiver

5.

A person who becomes a parent when he or she marries another parent.

a)

Adoptive parents

b)

stepparent

c)

Caregiver

d)

Blended family

e)

Biological parents

6.

Family formed when a single parent marries another single parent.

a)

Adoptive parents

b)

Blended family

c)

Biological parents

d)

Extended family

e)

Caregiver

7.

Parents who spend valuable time with their children are more likely to build strong family relationships than parents who spend little time together.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

Cultural customs and traditions have little impact on parenting practices.

a)

True

b)

False

9.

Overscheduling activities can become a source of stress for some children.

a)

True

b)

False

10.

One important reason to study parenting is to gain information that will help you decide whether you want to become a ___ one day.

a)

parent

b)

teacher

c)

doctor

d)

engineer

11.

During the senior years stage of the family life cycle, parents may share family history and stories with ___ members of the family.

a)

younger

b)

older

c)

distant

d)

unrelated

12.

Early generation of parents and children faced problems such as child apprenticeships, child labor, and high rates of child ___.

a)

mortality

b)

education

c)

marriage

d)

employment

13.

During the individual stage of the family life cycle, people begin to separate from their family and get ready to live ___.

a)

independently

b)

together

c)

with parents

d)

in groups

14.

Families preserve and transmit culture by?

a)

Giving children the freedom to explore new ideas and ways of living

b)

Handing down customs and traditions from one generation to the next.

c)

Maintaining family togetherness.

d)

Providing a stable foundation for new ideas and beliefs to develop.

15.

Children who benefit from good parenting are less likely to ___?

a)

Engage in antisocial behavior

b)

Grow up to be well-adjusted adults

c)

Form healthy relationships

d)

Have children of their own one day

16.

One of the primary goals of parenting is to ____?

a)

Produce patriotic citizens

b)

Raise children who become responsible, productive members of society.

c)

Grow up to be well adjusted adults

d)

Have children of their own.

17.

Ability to reach a certain level of achievement

a)

Child abuse

b)

Emancipate

c)

Potential

d)

Nature

18.

Freed from parental control and support

a)

Nature

b)

Emancipate

c)

Child neglect

d)

Nurture

19.

Providing children with the type of care that encourages healthy growth and development


a)

Nurture

b)

Child neglect

c)

Nature

d)

Emancipate

20.

Failure to meet a child’s basic physical and emotional needs.

a)

Nature

b)

Emancipate

c)

Child abuse

d)

Child neglect

21.

Intentional or neglectful physical, emotional, or sexual injury to a child.

a)

Nurture

b)

Nature

c)

Child neglect

d)

Child abuse

22.

Responsible parents begin planning between one and two months before the baby is born.

a)

True

b)

False

23.

People who are ready to be parents are willing and able to make various changes in their lives.

a)

True

b)

False

24.

Many theorists believe that children's development is affected by how well their needs are met.

a)

True

b)

False

25.

People who reach the highest level of human needs feel that they are fulfilling their life's purpose and reached their highest potential

a)

True

b)

False

26.

The care a child receives has little effect on whether or not that child lives up to their potential.

a)

True

b)

False

27.

In most states, parents have no legal or financial responsibility for the care of their children.

a)

True

b)

False

28.

Child abuse and neglect occur in families whose income level falls in a particular range.

a)

True

b)

False

29.

All of the following are rewards of parenting EXCEPT?

a)

A youthful perspective

b)

Financial stability

c)

Emotional fulfillment

d)

Personal growth

30.

Food, clothing, shelter, love and a sense of security are all basic ___ that parents provide their children.

a)

Wants

b)

Desires

c)

Rewards

d)

Needs

31.

Psychologist ____ theorized that every person has needs that must be met in a certain order, moving from the most basic needs to the more complex needs.

a)

Maslow

b)

Freud

c)

Skinner

d)

Piaget

32.

In most states age 16 to 18 may seek legal emancipation if they are ____

a)

Outstanding students

b)

Emotionally abused

c)

Engaged to be married

d)

Financially independent

33.

All of the following are true of child abuse and neglect EXCEPT

a)

Children ages birth to three years old have the highest rates of victimization

b)

Siblings and other family members are not usually responsible for the abuse

c)

Most of the children who die due to abuse or neglect are younger than four years old.

d)

The majority of people responsible for child abuse and neglect are parents

34.

Ability to understand and act on your emotions at an adult level of development.

a)

Emotional maturity

b)

Emotional intelligence

c)

Emotional instability

d)

Emotional detachment

35.

Refraining from any form of sexual activity.

a)

Abstinence

b)

Addiction

c)

Moderation

d)

Indulgence

36.

Positive feelings about yourself.

a)

Self esteem

b)

Anxiety

c)

Depression

d)

Peer pressure

37.

Infections spread through sexual conduct.

a)

Sexually transmitted diseases

b)

Respiratory infections

c)

Waterborne diseases

d)

Vector-borne diseases

38.

Process of examining personal qualities, such as level of maturity

a)

Self-assessment

b)

Peer review

c)

Job shadowing

d)

Performance appraisal

39.

Having children has no effect on family income.

a)

True

b)

False

40.

Having children is generally best when parenting is a choice rather than an accident.

a)

True

b)

False

41.

In healthy relationships, couples resolve differences through open, honest, and reasonable discussion.

a)

True

b)

False

42.

Some people choose not to have children because they get a greater sense of fulfillment from their career, travel, and other interests.

a)

True

b)

False

43.

Good parents never feel overwhelmed by the tasks and challenges of parenting.

a)

True

b)

False

44.

Which of the following health problems is generally NOT associated with children born to teen mothers?

a)

A high birth weight

b)

Cerebral palsy

c)

Mental retardation

d)

Asthma

45.

Which of the following individuals is best able to cope with the daily challenges of parenting?

a)

A person who is emotionally mature

b)

A person who is self-absorbed

c)

Children who become pregnant are more likely to develop health problems.

d)

A person who is socially prepared

46.

All of the following statements about teen pregnancy are true EXCEPT

a)

A teen can have difficulties getting enough extra nutrients needed

b)

Teens who become pregnant are more likely to develop health problems

c)

Children born to teen mothers are more likely to have health problems

d)

Teens who become pregnant have a lower than average risk of death during pregnancy and birth.

47.

In a healthy relationship, ____?

a)

Attraction is usually based on infection

b)

Each person treats the other with respect

c)

Both individuals avoid conflict by ignoring problems

d)

The couple handles issues such as discipline and education individually