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WorksheetsFACS11 Standard 4.0 Review
Total questions: 87
Worksheet time: 44mins
Fill in the blank: Infancy is defined as the period from _________
Newborn to Age 1
Age 2 to Age 5
Birth to Age 5
Toddler to Preschool
Match the following stages of Physical Lifespan Development with their corresponding age ranges:
Toddlerhood
Ages 3 through 5
Early Childhood
Ages 6 through 10
Middle Childhood
Ages 1 through 2
Adolescence
Ages 11 through 19
Which of the following is a stage in the Family Life Cycle?
The launching stage---middle age
The beginning stage---newlywed
The aging stage---retirement 65 and over
All of the above
Fill in the blank: The ability to adjust to new conditions is called __________.
Adaptation
Migration
Evaporation
Photosynthesis
Which of the following is NOT listed as a family type?
Nuclear
Single-parent
Corporate
Foster
Define 'Adoptive family' as described in the worksheet.
Parents and one or more children that are permanently and legally added to the family; these families may be nuclear, single-parent, blended or extended family structures.
A family consisting only of biological parents and their children.
A family where children are temporarily placed with another family by the state.
A family made up of two or more families brought together by marriage.
A progressive brain disorder that includes not only memory loss, but also progressively severe confusion is called ________.
Alzheimer’s disease
Parkinson’s disease
Epilepsy
Multiple sclerosis
Body growth that occurs at different rates is called ________.
Asynchrony
Symmetry
Uniformity
Synchrony
Term used to describe growths or tumors that are noncancerous is ________.
Benign
Malignant
Carcinogenic
Metastatic
A family that includes a married couple, each spouse’s children from previous relationships, and any children they have together is called a ________.
Blended/step family
Nuclear family
Extended family
Single-parent family
Eye condition in which the lens of the eye thickens and causes cloudy or distorted vision is called ________.
Cataracts
Glaucoma
Astigmatism
Conjunctivitis
Development that occurs from the top of the head down to the extremities is called ________.
Cephalocaudal development
Proximodistal development
Orthogenetic development
Distoproximal development
When reproductive capacity declines or is lost for both men and women, it is called ________.
Climacteric
Menarche
Ovulation
Menstruation
Dealing effectively with a difficult situation is called ________.
Coping
Ignoring
Complaining
Avoiding
A family that includes all relatives in a family, such as grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins is called an ________.
Extended family
Nuclear family
Single-parent family
Blended family
Carrying on family traditions and values is called ________.
Family continuation
Family dissolution
Family neglect
Family conflict
A family unit that serves as a substitute family for a child, which may be nuclear, single-parent, blended or extended family structures, is called a ________.
Foster family
Nuclear family
Joint family
Adoptive family
Eye condition that involves damage to the optic nerve, and in which vision is distorted is called ________.
Glaucoma
Cataract
Conjunctivitis
Astigmatism
A family in which the grandparents are the sole caregiver of the child is called a ________.
Grandparent family
Nuclear family
Single-parent family
Childless family
The ideas and beliefs characteristic of a group, social class, or individual are called ________.
Ideology
Democracy
Economy
Technology
Involuntary urination or defecation is called ________.
Incontinence
Constipation
Enuresis
Diuresis
Eye disease that causes people to have difficulty seeing objects inside the center of the field of vision is called ________.
Macular Degeneration
Glaucoma
Cataract
Retinitis Pigmentosa
Term used to describe growths or tumors that are cancerous is ________.
Malignant
Benign
Noncancerous
Harmless
A government health insurance program that helps older adults pay for medical costs is called ________.
Medicare
Medicaid
Social Security
CHIP
________ is when menstruation ceases for a year or more and women can no longer reproduce.
Menopause
Ovulation
Puberty
Fertilization
________ refers to more than two generations of families living together. For example, children, their parent and grandparents living together.
Multi-generational family
Nuclear family
Single-parent family
Childless family
________ includes husband, wife, and one or more of their biological children.
Nuclear family
Joint family
Extended family
Single-parent family
________ is progressive bone loss when calcium is depleted, causing bones to become brittle and more porous.
Osteoporosis
Arthritis
Scoliosis
Osteomyelitis
________ uses scientific understanding and effective intervention to aid in the achievement of a satisfactory life, rather than merely treating mental illness.
Positive psychology
Behavioral psychology
Psychoanalysis
Cognitive therapy
________ is hearing loss associated with age, most often caused by damage to the inner ear.
Presbycusis
Tinnitus
Otitis media
Meniere's disease
________ is an eye condition common in middle age due to loss of elasticity of the lens of the eye, which results in a slow decrease in the ability to focus on nearby objects.
Presbyopia
Myopia
Astigmatism
Cataract
________ is a term used to describe the loss of muscle mass and strength over time.
Sarcopenia
Osteoporosis
Arthritis
Myopia
________ is a ringing sound in the ears.
Tinnitus
Vertigo
Otitis
Sinusitis
______ is an arrangement where two people who are not married live together in an emotionally and/or sexually intimate relationship on a long-term or permanent basis.
Unmarried/cohabitating couple
Nuclear family
Joint family
Single parent family
Which of the following is NOT one of Galinsky’s Six Stages of Parenthood?
Image-Making
Nurturing
Authority
Departure
Reflection
Fill in the blank: Stage Four of Galinsky’s Six Stages of Parenthood is called ________.
Interpretive
Nurturing
Authority
Launching
Which of the following is a type of abuse?
Physical abuse
Medical neglect
Parental resilience
Material exploitation
Match the following types of neglect with their descriptions:
Physical
Failure to provide basic physical needs
Medical
Failure to provide necessary medical care
Educational
Failure to provide education
Emotional
Failure to provide emotional support
Self-neglect
Neglecting one's own needs
Which of the following is a parent/caregiver risk factor for abuse and neglect?
Socio-emotional issues
Domestic abuse
Low-income neighborhoods
Parental resilience
Fill in the blank: A family situational factor for abuse and neglect is ________.
Domestic abuse
High academic achievement
Frequent vacations
Excellent communication
Which of the following is an environmental risk factor for abuse and neglect?
Low-income neighborhoods
Substance abuse
Mental illness
Self-neglect
What is the first stage of Galinsky’s Six Stages of Parenthood?
Image-Making
Nurturing
Authority
Interpretive
Which of the following is NOT a type of abuse listed?
Physical abuse
Emotional/Psychological abuse
Sexual abuse
Educational neglect
Which of the following is a protective factor in the Protective Factors Framework?
Parental resilience
Substance abuse
Child endangerment
Abandonment
Fill in the blank: ________ is when a person who has assumed responsibility for the care of an older adult or child deserts, or leaves, the older adult or child.
Abandonment
Neglect
Exploitation
Harassment
Fill in the blank: ________ is the primary agency that investigates claims of elder abuse and neglect.
Adult Protective Services
Child Protective Services
Department of Motor Vehicles
Environmental Protection Agency
Fill in the blank: ________ is a parent that responds quickly and firmly to broken rules.
Authoritarian Parent
Permissive Parent
Uninvolved Parent
Authoritative Parent
Involves threatening to or inflicting harm on a child. Fill in the blank: _________.
Child abuse
Child education
Child nutrition
Child entertainment
Placing a child in a potentially dangerous or harmful situation. Fill in the blank: _________.
Child endangerment
Child support
Child encouragement
Child entertainment
Investigates reports of abuse, mistreatment, or otherwise unsafe environments for children. Run by each state. Fill in the blank: _________.
Child Protective Services
Department of Motor Vehicles
Environmental Protection Agency
Internal Revenue Service
Any action by an adult encouraging illegal behavior by someone under the age of 18, or that places children in situations where they are exposed to illegal activities. Fill in the blank: _________
Contributing to the delinquency of a minor
Child emancipation
Juvenile rehabilitation
Parental consent
Parent that believes children learn best when from accepting the results of their actions and have some input in setting rules and limits. Fill in the blank: _________.
Democratic-Authoritative Parent
Authoritarian Parent
Permissive Parent
Uninvolved Parent
Failure to conform to a state’s legal requirements to provide for a child’s education or special education needs. Fill in the blank: _________
Educational neglect
Physical abuse
Medical neglect
Emotional abuse
Involves any act that threatens or harms the health or well-being of an older adult. Fill in the blank: _________.
Elder abuse
Child neglect
Workplace harassment
Animal cruelty
Includes constant criticism, threats, or rejection that harms a child’s sense of self-worth and emotional development. Fill in the blank: _________.
Emotional abuse
Physical neglect
Sexual abuse
Medical neglect
Involves a failure to meet a child’s emotional needs or to provide psychological care, or to allow a child to use alcohol or drugs. Fill in the blank: _________.
Emotional neglect
Physical abuse
Sexual exploitation
Medical neglect
Ways in which parenting develops as children develop. Fill in the blank: _________
Galinsky’s Stages of Parenthood
Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
Piaget’s Cognitive Stages
Erikson’s Psychosocial Stages
The misuse of an older adult’s financial resources, property, or possessions. Fill in the blank: _________.
Material exploitation
Physical neglect
Emotional abuse
Sexual harassment
Involves a failure to provide necessary treatment for injuries, illnesses, or other health conditions. Fill in the blank: _________.
Medical neglect
Physical abuse
Emotional support
Nutritional care
Parent that gives children a wide range of freedom. Fill in the blank: _________.
Permissive Parent
Authoritarian Parent
Neglectful Parent
Helicopter Parent
Refers to a failure to provide such basic needs as food, clothing, shelter, or appropriate supervision. Fill in the blank: _________.
Physical neglect
Emotional abuse
Verbal encouragement
Medical care
Involves inflicting injury through beating, hitting, shaking, biting, punching, kicking, or by other means. What is this called?
Physical abuse
Emotional abuse
Neglect
Verbal abuse
Parent that focuses on own needs over children’s needs and is uninvolved. Fill in the blank: _________.
Rejecting-Neglecting Parent
Authoritative Parent
Permissive Parent
Helicopter Parent
What is self-neglect?
Involves behaviors committed by the older adult that endanger his or her health, safety, and overall well-being.
Includes inappropriate behavior toward or with a child including touching, sexual acts, and exposure to pornography.
Participation in community activities.
Fundraising for community projects.
What is sexual abuse?
Involves behaviors committed by the older adult that endanger his or her health, safety, and overall well-being.
Includes inappropriate behavior toward or with a child including touching, sexual acts, and exposure to pornography.
Participation in community activities.
Fundraising for community projects.
Which of the following is a community component?
Education and training
Fundraising
Empowerment
Advocacy campaigns
Fill in the blank: Parks and ________ are a component of communities.
recreation
buildings
vehicles
factories
Which of the following is NOT a component of communities?
Arts and culture
Media and communication
Sexual abuse
Infrastructure
Which of the following is a form of civic engagement?
Voting
Empowerment
Law and order
Collections/drives
Fill in the blank: ________ is a principle of community development that involves giving people the power to make decisions.
Empowerment
Segregation
Centralization
Isolation
What is the community component that fosters creative expression and artistic pleasure?
Arts and culture
Public safety
Healthcare services
Transportation systems
What is the process of voting in secret, which can include touch screen electronically, optical scan, punch card, or absentee in writing?
Ballot
Census
Petition
Referendum
What is the status of being a member of a place (i.e. neighborhood, city, state, nation, school) and the qualities a person is expected to have as a member of that community called?
Citizenship
Ownership
Leadership
Partnership
What is the action of working with someone or a group to create something called?
Collaboration
Isolation
Competition
Procrastination
What is the community component which fosters the learning of new knowledge and skills for individuals, birth through adulthood?
Education and training
Healthcare services
Public transportation
Recreational facilities
What does it mean to make someone stronger and more confident, especially in controlling their life and claiming their rights?
Empower
Discourage
Neglect
Suppress
What is the basic unit of society called?
Family
School
Government
Community
What is the term for the basic physical and organizational structures and facilities (e.g., buildings, roads, and power supplies) needed for the operation of a community?
Infrastructure
Agriculture
Biodiversity
Democracy
What is the community component which provides safety in the form of laws and regulations and manages disputes between community members?
Law and order
Healthcare services
Recreational facilities
Transportation system
What is the community component which is a source of information and entertainment?
Media
Transport
Healthcare
Agriculture
What is the community component which supports physical activity, social interaction, and connection with nature?
Parks and recreation
Shopping malls
Industrial zones
Parking lots
What type of tax is designed to take a larger percentage of income from the wealthy than the poor?
Progressive tax
Regressive tax
Flat tax
Excise tax
What type of tax takes the same percentage of income from the wealthy and poor?
Proportional tax
Progressive tax
Regressive tax
Excise tax
What type of tax takes a higher percentage of income from the poor than from the rich?
Regressive tax
Progressive tax
Proportional tax
Flat tax
Fill in the blank: Those individuals or groups with an interest or concern in the success of a business or effort are called ________.
Stakeholders
Shareholders
Customers
Suppliers
Fill in the blank: Community component that is a type of infrastructure allowing for the movement of people and goods is called ________.
Transportation
Recreation
Healthcare
Education
Fill in the blank: The policy or practice of volunteering one's time or talents for charitable, educational, or other worthwhile activities, especially in one's community, is called ________.
Volunteerism
Capitalism
Commercialism
Materialism
