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WorksheetsChapter 3 Lessons 4–5 – Multiple Choice Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What does unique mean?
Easily changed
One of a kind
Difficult to understand
Something you have done before
What does age mean?
The number of friends you have
The number of years you have lived
How tall you are
How quickly you learn
A learning disability is:
A condition that makes learning more difficult
A type of interest or hobby
A sudden change in emotions
A skill used for problem-solving
An experience is:
A goal you want to reach
Something you have done or seen
Something you collect
A personal trait
What are mood swings?
A. A type of exercise
B. Rapid changes in emotions
C. Ways to solve problems
D. A stage of childhood
An interest is:
A desire to learn about or take part in something
A type of learning problem
A growth spurt is:
A sudden increase in height and weight
A decrease in appetite
A time for forming friendships
A personality change
Critical thinking skills help you:
Grow taller
Think quickly and make decisions
Sleep better
Become more emotional
In which stage do most people learn how to live on their own?
Infancy
Adolescence
Young adulthood
Late adulthood
Your learning style is:
The way you learn best
The amount of time you study
The subjects you like
The place where you sit in class
Life expectancy is:
The number of years a person is likely to live
The age you become an adult
The stage after adolescence
The number of goals you have
What is the final stage in the life cycle?
(a)
Which stage includes ages 3–6 and forming early friendships?
Early childhood
Middle childhood
Infancy
Adolescence
Which stage is when children learn to walk and talk?
Late childhood
Middle childhood
Infancy
Adolescence
Collecting stamps is an example of a(n):
Interest
Heredity
Personality trait
Mood swing
Working with others in group activities is called:
Personality
Cooperative learning
Learning disability
Growth spurt
Which of the following can influence your development (besides heredity)?
Personality, experiences, interests, and private thoughts
Environment
Friendships
your teacher
During adolescence, which of the following usually happens?
Physical and emotional changes occur
Retirement from work
Childhood ends and old age begins
No changes happen
What is the difference between an interest and an experience?
An interest is something you want to learn about; an experience is something you did
They are the same
An experience is something you want to learn about; an interest is something you did
Neither affects development
Which of the following is an example of an experience?
Wanting to learn guitar
Playing guitar at a concert
Being tall
Having brown eyes
