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- 1. Multiple Choice
Which of the following is NOT an area of child development?
Social
Physical
Environmental
Emotional
Intellectual
- 2. Multiple Choice
An example of a fine motor skill is _____.
handwriting
jumping
- 3. Multiple Choice
Hitting a baseball is an example of ____.
gross motor skills
fine motor skills
- 4. Multiple Choice
Birth to 3 months: choose 3
begins to babble
begins to crawl
brings hand to mouth
first smile
- 5. Multiple Choice
7 months old: choose 1 that does NOT belong
responds to name
develops color vision
says first word
transfer object hand to hand
- 6. Multiple Choice
1 year old: choose 4
crawls on belly
responds to "no"
finger feeds themself
says "dada" and "mama"
begins to run
- 7. Multiple Choice
2 years old: choose 1 that does NOT belong
uses scissors
walks alone
says short sentences
begins make-believe play
begins to show defiant behavior
- 8. Multiple Choice
3 years old: choose 3
get dressed without help
sort objects by shape & color
can ride a tricycle
expresses affection openly
- 9. Multiple Choice
4 years old: choose 1 that does NOT belong
uses scissors
walks up/down stairs alone
cooperates with other children
catches a baseball with a glove
- 10. Multiple Choice
5 years old: choose 2
gets dressed without help
uses fork & spoon to feed self
can read chapter books
- 11. Multiple Choice
Fine motor and gross motor skills; movement and balance describe:
physical development
intellectual development
emotional development
social development
- 12. Multiple Choice
self-confidence, self-esteem and self-control describe:
physical development
intellectual development
emotional development
social development
- 13. Multiple Choice
caring about others; getting along with others; and cooperating with appropriate behaviors describe:
physical development
intellectual development
emotional development
social development
- 14. Multiple Choice
organizing knowledge; critical thinking and problem-solving skills describe:
physical development
intellectual development
emotional development
social development
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