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OCS Final Exam-L. Huynh

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which category of skills can be developed through FCCLA? (1.02)

a)

Accounting skills

b)

Customer service skills

c)

College and career readiness skills

2.

Bella has been a member and chapter officer for two years in FCCLA. She wants to gain additional leadership experience outside. Which is the best way for her to attain this additional experience? (1.02)

a)

She should apply to become a state officer next year

b)

She should apply for an apprenticeship

c)

She should sign up to compete in a STAR Event

3.

Sarah is in charge of the projects for her FCCLA chapter. Which opportunities in FCCLA is she participating in? (1.02)

a)

Definition

b)

Leadership development

c)

Competitive events and professional development experiences

4.

Which is an example of a competition in FCCLA? (1.02)

a)

STAR Events

b)

Project leaders

c)

College and career readiness skills

5.

A one-page document sent with a resume to provide additional information about skills and experiences related to the job. (2.02)

a)

Essay

b)

Paper

c)

Cover letter

6.

The work done by a student or trainee in an organization, sometimes without pay, to gain work experience or satisfy requirements for a qualification. (2.02)

a)

Pre-Apprenticeship

b)

Apprenticeship

c)

Internship

7.

A structured conversation between a job applicant and a representative of an employer which is conducted to assess whether the applicant should be hired. (2.02)

a)

Interview

b)

Resume

c)

Walkthrough

8.

A short-term educational experience that introduces a student to a specific career by paring the student with an employee of a business. (2.02)

a)

Pre-Apprenticeship

b)

Apprenticeship

c)

Job shadow

9.

Which is an example of a pregnant woman putting her unborn child at risk of complications or having a birth defect? (3.03)

a)

Yamilete continued to vape during pregnancy

b)

Alyssa regularly exercised during her pregnancy

c)

Grace tried to eat healthy during pregnancy

10.

What is the cause of Down syndrome? (3.03)

a)

Errors in chromosomes

b)

Environmental toxins

c)

Recessive gene genetic disorder

11.

When will a baby genetically be male? (3.03)

a)

When an ovum unites with a sperm carrying a Y chromosome.

b)

When two sperm unite with two ovum at the same time and make two zygotes.

c)

When an ovum unites with a sperm and then divides into two zygotes.

12.

Which is an example of a hereditary influence during prenatal development? (3.03)

a)

Infectious disease

b)

Sickle cell anemia

c)

Sexually transmitted disease

13.

A pregnant woman who uses illegal drugs puts her unborn child at risk for prematurity, low birth weight, physical defects, and which other complication or defect? (3.03)

a)

Infant death

b)

Toxoplasmosis

c)

Huntington’s disease

14.

Which is a way to prevent children from falling and getting a broken limb? (4.04)

a)

Use gates in front of all stairways

b)

Keep medications and cleaning supplies locked away

c)

Remove stuffed animals from the crib during naptime

15.

Which is an INCORRECT way to childproof a house? (4.04)

a)

Covering all unused electrical sockets

b)

Anchoring heavy furniture to the wall

c)

Placing all cleaning chemicals under the kitchen sink

16.

What is a way to prevent children from drinking hazardous liquids? (4.04)

a)

Keep medications and cleaning supplies locked away

b)

Refer to medicine as yucky candy

c)

Keep children away from water

17.

Which is a hazard to a child? (4.04)

a)

Ann pulled the toaster cord that was hanging over the edge of the counter

b)

Mary was buckled safely in her high chair

c)

Four-year-old Sue sat at the table with adult supervision

18.

Which is an example of childproofing an indoor environment for an eight-month-old who is crawling? (4.04)

a)

Store household products high above floor level

b)

Store old medications in the medicine cabinet

c)

Install the infant car seat to be rear facing

19.

Toxic stress affects brain development negatively. Some causes of toxic stress include neglect, parent addiction, and: (5.02)

a)

Abuse

b)

Lack of sleep

c)

Sibling rivalry

20.

What are the three types of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) that can occur with children? (5.02)

a)

Abuse, neglect, and household dysfunction

b)

Abuse, executive function, and domestic violence

c)

Abuse, talking loud, household dysfunction

21.

What could cause a child to have toxic stress? (5.02)

a)

Parent addictions

b)

Executive function

c)

Parent reading to child

22.

One way for parents to soothe an infant is to: (7.01)

a)

Carry the infant around and sing softly

b)

Put the infant in the crib and let them or her cry

c)

Raise their voice at the infant as the cries get louder

23.

Suggested ways to form attachment with one's infant include responding to crying, holding and cuddling, singing, and: (7.01)

a)

Feeding the infant hourly

b)

Taking the infant to the park

c)

Skin-to-skin contact

24.

Both emotional and social development are related to imitation because infants: (7.01)

a)

Are affected both by the moods and actions of the caregivers and parents

b)

React only to positive behavior of their peers

c)

Learn emotional and social skills from their peers

25.

Emotional development of infants compares with social development in that: (7.01)

a)

Both emotional and social development influence a child's way of thinking and interacting.

b)

Affection is more needed for emotional development than for social development.

c)

Confidence is more needed for social development than for emotional development.