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- 1. Multiple ChoiceWalking, hopping, and running help a toddler to develop his:large motor skillssmall motor skills
fine motor skills
proportion - 2. Multiple ChoiceWho created the theory of multiple intelligences?Lawrence KohlbergHoward GardnerAbraham MaslowAlfred Adler
- 3. Multiple ChoiceSelf-concept can BEST be defined as:how a person views him or herselfhow valuable and worthwhile a person feelslearning to get along with others and in societythe ability to put oneself in another's place
- 4. Multiple ChoiceSigns of readiness to toilet train include all EXCEPT:Child shows interest in the toiletChild announces his/her diaper needs changingChild stops playing or hides during a bowel movementChild urinates in his/her diaper more frequently
- 5. Multiple ChoiceWhat is at the peak of Abraham Maslow's pyramid, where a person has met his/her full potential?Physiological needsEsteem needsBelonging needsSelf-actualization
- 6. Multiple ChoiceWhich is NOT a treatment for ADHD?A medication that increases dopamine levelsA medication that decreases dopamine levelsNeurofeedback where one "trains" the brain to focusTherapy where one can learn behavior management strategies
- 7. Multiple ChoiceWhen do the first permanent teeth usually come in ("first molars") which act as a lock to keep teeth in position?Age 3Age 6Age 9Age 12
- 8. Multiple ChoiceThis type of learner learns best with pictures rather than words or movement:Verbal-linguisticVisual-spatialIntrapersonalBody-kinesthetic
- 9. Multiple ChoiceSarah says, “I wouldn’t cheat because I might get in trouble.” Which level of moral development is she in?Pre-conventionalConventionalPost-conventionalPre-moral
- 10. Multiple ChoiceWhich theorist promoted collaborative and active learning?Alfred AdlerLev VygotskyJean PiagetSigmund Freud
- 11. Multiple ChoiceChildren ages 4-6:become more concerned with what their peers are doing than they previously weretend to have many toileting accidentsneed to eat less often than adults dohave more physical outbursts of anger than they did in the toddler years
- 12. Multiple ChoiceThe hyperactive-impulsive type of ADHD is indicated by:fidgeting and blurting outdaydreaming and lack of focustrouble making eye contactfeeling no pain
- 13. Multiple ChoiceAt what age should a child drink whole (full-fat) milk?Before age 1Ages 1-2Ages 2-3Age 3+
- 14. Multiple ChoiceWhich is NOT important for a child to have at each meal?Fruits and veggiesWhole grainsA protein source, like meat or eggsA trans fat
- 15. Multiple ChoiceA three-year-old:should not be left alone in the bathtubcan bathe on his/her own and needs no supervisioncan be left alone in the bath tub brieflyshould have only sponge baths
- 16. Multiple ChoiceReasoning refers to:the ability to solve problems and make decisionsthe ability to picture things not present to the sensesdoing the opposite of what others wantthe ability to see, hear, or become aware of something through the senses
- 17. Multiple ChoiceWhich stage of Jean Piaget's are children ages 2-7 in?SensorimotorPreoperationalConcrete operationalFormal operational
- 18. Multiple ChoiceArticulation problems, or problems with speaking clearly, are common up until age:3-45-67-89-10
- 19. Multiple ChoiceUnplanned learning is known as:incidental learningimitationdirected learningtrial and error learning
- 20. Multiple ChoiceChildren who enjoy reading and learning phonemes (the sounds of words) are likely high in which intelligence?Verbal-linguisticNaturalisticBody-kinestheticVisual-spatial
- 21. Multiple ChoiceKids who are very self-aware and learn well working alone are said to be strong in this intelligence:InterpersonalIntrapersonalLogical-mathematicalMusical
- 22. Multiple ChoiceChildren usually give up naps all together around:age 1age 2age 3age 5
- 23. Multiple ChoiceDyslexia, like other learning disabilities:is the result of bad parentingis caused by differences in the brainis related to a low IQbecomes evident by age 1
- 24. Multiple ChoiceWhich is generally NOT an indicator of autism?Prolonged eye contactRepetitive rocking or twirlingSocial interaction difficultiesInflexible adherence to routines
- 25. Multiple ChoiceAnother term for children's make-believe play:Dramatic playFinger playParallel playScaffolding
- 26. Multiple ChoiceIn this level of moral development, decisions of right and wrong are based on human rights and personal ethics:Pre-conventionalConventionalPost-conventionalPre-moral
- 27. Multiple ChoiceYou will begin to see cooperative play, where children interact and work toward a common goal, around age:1235
- 28. Multiple ChoiceWhich best describes a two-year-old in terms of dressing?Kelsey holds her arms out as her father puts her shirt onTyler can dress himself completely, and can even tie his shoesPeter can put his pants on, but he still struggles with his shirtRebecca can dress herself, but she needs help with buttons and fasteners
- 29. Multiple ChoiceFor a child under 18 months, how much television time does the AAP recommend each day?None1 hour or less2 hours or less3 hours or less
- 30. Multiple ChoiceA child in which birth position tends to have too much responsibility and pressure put on them if parents are not careful?FirstbornLastbornMiddlebornSecondborn
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