WorksheetsChapter 19 Review
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 13mins
What is the main difference between art and craft activities?
Art has a specific final product
Craft allows freedom of expression
Art focuses on exploration without a set end result
Craft is always messy
Which activity is child-directed?
Coloring a teacher’s sample
Creating an elephant using provided materials
Cutting out teacher-drawn shapes
Following a step-by-step worksheet
What is the most important part of a child’s art experience?
The product
The process
The mess
The colors used
What can art do for children?
It only develops fine motor skills
It provides a means to express themselves
It replaces language learning
It discourages risk-taking
Why should teachers avoid using models or patterns in art lessons?
They take too long to prepare
They make children’s art look more professional
They inhibit creativity and free expression
They cost too much
Which statement best supports “Relax the Controls” when teaching art?
Constant adult supervision is essential
Always correct children’s mistakes
Allow freedom to experiment with materials
Require all students to finish at the same time
Which teaching behavior best supports perseverance?
Interrupting a child to fix their work
Completing a child’s project for them
Encouraging them to see their product through to completion
Telling them “nice job” after every attempt
8. The best response to support a child’s art is:
Praising the effort and asking the child to tell about their artwork.
Correcting the child’s technique immediately.
Comparing the child’s art to others in the class.
Ignoring the artwork and moving on.
Which of the following is the best way to comment on a child's artwork?
That’s pretty.
What is it?
I see you used a lot of colors on your picture.
Yours is the best one.
What does “Tolerate Differences” mean in the context of art?
Encourage all children to make identical projects
Accept and value each child’s unique ideas
Compare students’ work to adult art
Require all artwork to be neat and realistic
Which statement reflects being an advocate for creative children?
Encourage conformity to classroom norms
Modify a child’s artwork for improvement
Accept and support their creativity without criticism
Discourage unusual ideas
What part of the brain is responsible for creativity and visual thinking?
Left brain
Right brain
Frontal lobe
Cerebellum
Which is not a way to activate the right brain?
Drawing with the opposite hand
Drawing upside down
Listening to loud pop music with lyrics
Doing symmetrical drawings
What stage of art is typically seen in 3–4-year-olds?
Scribbling stage
Pre-schematic stage
Schematic stage
Realistic stage
In the Schematic Stage (4–5 years), children often:
Scribble without meaning
Draw realistic landscapes
Draw people with no necks and large heads
Refuse to use color
What is one way to create a creative art environment in a classroom?
Display only teacher-made examples
Offer a wide variety of art materials
Keep art supplies locked up
Avoid messy projects
What is the first stage of blockbuilding?
Simple bridging
Carrying blocks around
Constructing square enclosures
Naming structures
At what age do children typically begin to construct more intricate buildings during block play?
2 years
3–4 years
5 years
6 years
During Stage 6 of blockbuilding, children begin to:
Build bridges
Name their structures and include dramatic play
Build towers without purpose
Sort blocks by color
By Stage 7 of blockbuilding, children:
Plan what they want to build before starting
Stack blocks randomly
Prefer to knock down structures
Build identical structures
Which of the following is not a common block material?
Wood
Foam
Glass
Plastic
What is one benefit of block play?
It reduces physical activity
It encourages constant motion and coordination
It limits creativity
It discourages math concepts
What is a recommended way to display children’s artwork?
High on walls for adults to view
Low bulletin boards at child’s eye level
Only during open house events
In teacher binders only
Which statement about sand play is true?
It should always be indoors
Sandboxes should include a ledge for seating
Why is water play developmentally appropriate for children?
It teaches literacy
It helps children learn new vocabulary and concepts
It replaces outdoor play
It keeps children calm and quiet
What should teachers remember about woodworking activities?
They are unsafe for all children
Tools should never be used by children
Teachers must model and demonstrate tool safety
Woodworking is only for advanced learners
