| Study: | Test Reply Cardinal |
| Commune: | Durham |
| Exam: | 9_12 FACS 7065 - Par and Child Dev Test ii |
| Description: | Unit 5.1-6.3 |
| Form: | 501 |
| one. | Which illustrates recommended dental habits for a toddler? (NCCTE.9_12.Iron.7065.PC05.01) |
| A.� | Hilda always has to be told a story to go her toothbrush. |
| B.� | Ivan eats candy and goes to bed without brushing. |
| C.� | Josh is distracted from brushing his teeth by looking at himself in the mirror. |
| D.� | Kathryn loves brushing fourth dimension because her female parent is and so encouraging. |
| 2. | Which illustrates the gross motor skills of a typical two-year-onetime? (NCCTE.9_12.Iron.7065.PC05.01) |
| A.� | Paul felt the fuzzy sweater. |
| B.� | Randy jingled keys in his pocket. |
| C.� | Sheila ran through the corn field. |
| D.� | Thomas stacked building blocks. |
| 3. | Which illustrates the gross motor skills of a typical iii-year-old? (NCCTE.9_12.Atomic number 26.7065.PC05.01) |
| A.� | Danny laced his shoes. |
| B.� | Earl turned on the faucet. |
| C.� | Hazel turned pages in the book. |
| D.� | Holly walked quickly down the hallway. |
| 4. | Which illustrates the fine motor skills of a typical toddler? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC05.01) |
| A.� | Larry slides down the steps one at a time. |
| B.� | Mary moved a ball from one hand to the other. |
| C.� | Oprah saturday downwardly with aid. |
| D.� | Paula walks steadily. |
| 5. | Which illustrates the fine motor skills of a typical toddler? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC05.01) |
| A.� | Amy changes anxiety equally she goes up the stairs. |
| B.� | Bonnie runs but does non stop well. |
| C.� | Carla draws shapes on paper. |
| D.� | Donna pulled the toy beyond the floor. |
| 6. | Which illustrates the attention span of a typical toddler? (NCCTE.9_12.Atomic number 26.7065.PC05.01) |
| A.� | As her mother changes fifteen-month-old Kim's diaper, Kim lies on the table and watches her mobile. |
| B.� | Every bit her mother turns for a moment from helping eighteen-month-one-time Jamie get dressed, Jamie wanders off to the window. |
| C.� | Two-and-a-half-yr-old Barry quickly assembled the fifteen-piece wooden puzzle quickly. |
| D.� | Two-year-old LuLu is a happy child who loves to play with other children. |
| 7. | Which illustrates the reasoning ability of a typical three-twelvemonth-sometime? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC05.01) |
| A.� | Andrea can see that the square block goes in the square-shaped opening. |
| B.� | Annie keeps trying to put a shape in and finally succeeds. |
| C.� | Andy cannot choose between the red and blue shirts. |
| D.� | Angela has no reply when asked if she likes bananas. |
| 8. | Which illustrates recommended practices for toilet grooming? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC05.01) |
| A.� | Karla's female parent bought her a new potty and made a fun game out of sitting on it. |
| B.� | Larry's dad told him the monster would go him if he messed up his clothes. |
| C.� | Madison tried to potty-train her 1-yr-old son so she could return to work. |
| D.� | Nathan'south father forgot to assistance him go to the bathroom when they went to the zoo. |
| 9. | Which illustrates the direct method of learning? One-year-sometime Marker: (NCCTE.9_12.Iron.7065.PC05.01) |
| A.� | accidentally got the square in the foursquare-shaped opening. |
| B.� | learned to put the foursquare in the square-shaped opening by watching the teacher. |
| C.� | tried different shapes of openings until the square fit. |
| D.� | watched the teacher, but even so could not go the foursquare in the square-shaped opening. |
| 10. | Which illustrates a recommended method for feeding a one-year-onetime? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC05.01) |
| A.� | Brenda's female parent gave her some raw carrots. |
| B.� | Ballad'southward female parent gave her a glass to drink from. |
| C.� | Danny's mother gave him peanuts and popcorn for a snack. |
| D.� | Steve'southward mother lets him eat assistant slices with his fingers. |
| xi. | Which illustrates a recommended method for feeding a three-year-old? (NCCTE.9_12.Iron.7065.PC05.01) |
| A.� | Barbara'south mother prepares high-sugar foods because her children relish them. |
| B.� | Dave's female parent feeds Dave in a variety of places, rarely at the dining room table. |
| C.� | Hanna's female parent does non allow her to eat with a fork because she is afraid she will hurt herself. |
| D.� | Ivan'south female parent cuts his meat into modest pieces to go far easier for him to consume safely. |
| 12. | Which illustrates established routines? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC05.01) |
| A.� | Jamie loves to brush her teeth, read a story, sing, and choose her favorite bear earlier going to bed each night. |
| B.� | Kendra stays up each night until her female parent has time to requite her a bathroom and put her to bed. |
| C.� | Lacey eats whenever she gets hungry; there is no such thing equally mealtime at her house. |
| D.� | Matthew takes naps at different times each day. |
| thirteen. | Which illustrates a recommended practise for bathing a i-twelvemonth-old? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC05.01) |
| A.� | Allow the child to suck on a sponge. |
| B.� | If the child cries, remove him/her without washing. |
| C.� | Let the child play in the tub. |
| D.� | Wash the kid in the tub, then remove him/her. |
| 14. | Which illustrates the skills of a typical toddler when brushing teeth? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC05.01) |
| A.� | Tammy brushes her teeth well without supervision. |
| B.� | Tommy needs his mother to help him brush his eight teeth with a soft castor. |
| C.� | Wanda does not like to brush, but her female parent helps her with a hard-bristle brush. |
| D.� | Van tin brush his teeth alone with no assistance or reminders from his mother. |
| 15. | Which illustrates the self-help skills of a typical toddler in getting dressed? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC05.01) |
| A.� | Ellie holds her arms straight upward to get dressed, but she puts them down when her female parent tries to assistance her put on her shirt. |
| B.� | Sam puts his arms in his shirts, but his mother has to help him put on all his other wearing apparel. |
| C.� | Tim tin can put on his clothes without aid, but has to accept help with fasteners. |
| D.� | Ann can put on her shirt, merely has problem pulling upward her pants. |
| 16. | Which illustrates typical cocky-assistance skills of a toddler in getting dressed? (NCCTE.9_12.Iron.7065.PC05.01) |
| A.� | Tammy's mother encourages her to dress herself, and so provides help as needed. |
| B.� | Terrance takes his apparel off, but does not want to put them back on. |
| C.� | Tom'due south mother has to hurry to get to work, so she just dresses her son herself. |
| D.� | Tory fell downwardly while trying to pull upwardly his pants, just his shirt slid easily over his head. |
| 17. | Which illustrates the emotional evolution of a 2-twelvemonth-former? (NCCTE.9_12.Atomic number 26.7065.PC05.02) |
| A.� | Carl is envious of his babe blood brother. |
| B.� | Debra plays with Susie at play school. |
| C.� | Eli has Jack every bit his fantasy friend. |
| D.� | Fabian pretends to be an elephant. |
| 18. | Which illustrates the development of empathy in a toddler? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC05.02) |
| A.� | Randy asked, "Why do I have to take turns?" |
| B.� | Stella asked, "Why do I accept to swallow peas?" |
| C.� | Tracy put a blanket on his mother and said, "This help brand mama better." |
| D.� | Violet said, "I want to concur my baby brother." |
| 19. | 2-twelvemonth-former Terrance had a temper tantrum in the shop when his father would non buy him candy. Which characteristic of the emotional development of toddlers is this? (NCCTE.9_12.Fe.7065.PC05.02) |
| A.� | Anger |
| B.� | Empathy |
| C.� | Fear |
| D.� | Jealousy |
| 20. | Two-and-a-half-twelvemonth-old Andrew has a friend at preschool. He hugs her each day before he goes dwelling house. Which characteristic of the emotional development of toddlers is this? preschool. He hugs her each twenty-four hour period before he goes home. Which characteristic of the emotional evolution of toddlers is this? (NCCTE.9_12.Atomic number 26.7065.PC05.02) |
| A.� | Acrimony |
| B.� | Egotism |
| C.� | Love/affection |
| D.� | Realization of existence a dissever person |
| 21. | How are milestones of social development of a iii-yr-sometime different from those of a two-year-old? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC05.02) |
| A.� | Two-year-olds similar to play side by side; three-twelvemonth-olds do not like to play with others. |
| B.� | Two-year-olds love to exist in control; three-year-olds like to be told what to do. |
| C.� | Two-year-olds like playing next to another child; 3-year-olds have function in brief group activities. |
| D.� | Ii-twelvemonth-olds like to be praised; iii-year-olds are embarrassed by praise. |
| 22. | Which illustrates the social development of a toddler? Ii-year-olds: (NCCTE.9_12.Atomic number 26.7065.PC05.02) |
| A.� | care about others more than themselves. |
| B.� | like to play in groups. |
| C.� | love to "dominate" other children. |
| D.� | want to practise chores at home. |
| 23. | Two-year-sometime Bobby is playing with puzzles while his cousin is nearby playing with blocks. Which typeof play is this? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC05.02) |
| A.� | Imaginative |
| B.� | Imitative |
| C.� | Individual |
| D.� | Parallel |
| 24. | Two-and-a-half-year-old Trudy is edifice a block tower while Victoria assists by selecting the blocks. Which type of play is this? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC05.02) |
| A.� | Cooperative |
| B.� | Imaginative |
| C.� | Imitative |
| D.� | Solitary |
| 25. | Two-and-a-half-twelvemonth-olds Zach and Alice selected old dress and performed an impromptu ballet. Which type of play is this? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC05.02) |
| A.� | Imaginative |
| B.� | Individual |
| C.� | Parallel |
| D.� | Solitary |
| 26. | Tony dressed like a firefighter and acted like he was putting out a burn in the kitchen center while his friend watched from the side. Which blazon of play is this? putting out a fire in the kitchen middle while his friend watched from the side. Which blazon of play is this? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC05.02) |
| A.� | Cooperative |
| B.� | Imaginative |
| C.� | Parallel |
| D.� | Lonely |
| 27. | Ii-and-a-half-year-old Mary played in the crib with her stuffed bear. Which type of play is this? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC05.02) |
| A.� | Imaginative |
| B.� | Imitative |
| C.� | Parallel |
| D.� | Lonely |
| 28. | Two-and-a-half-year-quondam Mary is agape of the nighttime when she goes to bed. Which type of development is this? (NCCTE.9_12.Atomic number 26.7065.PC05.02) |
| A.� | Cerebral |
| B.� | Emotional |
| C.� | Physical |
| D.� | Social |
| 29. | Two-year-old Thomas stood on his head, then stood upright and clapped his hands. Which type of development is this? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC05.02) |
| A.� | Cognitive |
| B.� | Emotional |
| C.� | Physical |
| D.� | Social |
| 30. | Tommy went to the lath and wrote the letters of the alphabet. Which type of development is this? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC05.02) |
| A.� | Cognitive |
| B.� | Emotional |
| C.� | Physical |
| D.� | Social |
| 31. | Which words are likely to exist spoken by an disciplinarian parent? (NCCTE.9_12.Atomic number 26.7065.PC05.03) |
| A.� | "Play with the brawl if you want to." |
| B.� | "We will discuss playing brawl after dinner." |
| C.� | "You cannot play ball." |
| D.� | "You play ball alone; then, I will play with you." |
| 32. | Which words are probable to exist spoken by an authoritarian parent? (NCCTE.9_12.Fe.7065.PC05.03) |
| A.� | "Permit'south sit downwardly and talk nigh going to grandmother'south house." |
| B.� | "Call up about what fourth dimension you want to go to grandmother's house; any time is fine with me." |
| C.� | "You lot can become to grandmother'due south house any time you want." |
| D.� | "You will non go to grandmother's business firm because I said so." |
| 33. | Which words are likely to be spoken past a democratic parent? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC05.03) |
| A.� | "Play with the drums if you want to." |
| B.� | "Nosotros will hash out playing drums afterward dinner." |
| C.� | "Y'all can play the drums whatever fourth dimension you want." |
| D.� | "Y'all cannot play drums." |
| 34. | Which words are probable to be spoken by a permissive parent? (NCCTE.9_12.Fe.7065.PC05.03) |
| A.� | "Play with the ball if yous want to." |
| B.� | "Nosotros will talk over playing ball later dinner." |
| C.� | "You cannot play ball." |
| D.� | "You play ball alone; then, I will play with yous afterwards. |
| 35. | Which words are likely to be spoken by a permissive parent? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC05.03) |
| A.� | "Drinking from a cup is hard; so allow's find something else to beverage from." |
| B.� | "Don't play with the milk in the cup." |
| C.� | "It is okay if y'all spill a little milk; I will make clean information technology up." |
| D.� | "Why are yous spilling the milk in the cup?" permissive parent? |
| 36. | Which actions are probable to be done past a permissive mother whose child volition have a 6th birthday political party? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC05.03) |
| A.� | Allowing the child to invite equally many friends as he/she wants |
| B.� | Deciding together what to serve for the party |
| C.� | Refusing to let the kid invite a friend from next door |
| D.� | Refusing to allow the child invite friends unless he knows their parents |
| 37. | Which is an instance of setting a proficient case so children can imitate positive beliefs? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC05.03) |
| A.� | Existence drunk when seeing the children |
| B.� | Cursing when children are around |
| C.� | Spending quality time with children daily |
| D.� | Yelling at a child who fell down |
| 38. | Which argument guides toddler behavior by setting appropriate limits? (NCCTE.9_12.Iron.7065.PC05.03) |
| A.� | "Be gentle with the kitty." |
| B.� | "Do equally I say, correct now." |
| C.� | "Don't play with the domestic dog, he might bite." |
| D.� | "Terminate asking me then many questions." |
| 39. | Which statement meets toddler needs instead of punishing? (NCCTE.9_12.Iron.7065.PC05.03) |
| A.� | "I am going to put y'all in time-out for getting food on your dress." |
| B.� | "I will wipe your olfactory organ for you lot because I know you cannot." |
| C.� | "Y'all are going direct to bed considering you did non use the potty." |
| D.� | "You are not going outside anymore because you played in the mud" |
| xl. | Which statement gives toddlers respect while guiding their behavior? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC05.03) |
| A.� | "Because of your behavior, yous will be last in line for snack today." |
| B.� | "You are a difficult child to alive with." |
| C.� | "You are a nifty child; I like it when y'all say �please'." |
| D.� | "Y'all do not know how to behave." |
| 41. | Which argument gives toddlers respect while guiding their behavior? (NCCTE.9_12.Fe.7065.PC05.03) |
| A.� | "You are non a very attractive kid What am I going to do with you?" |
| B.� | "You lot have a lovely smile, simply you clearly exercise not know how to acquit at the table." |
| C.� | "You make me so happy when you utilise adept table manners." |
| D.� | "You need to lose weight so your wearing apparel will fit improve." |
| 42. | Which statement shows love while guiding toddler behavior? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC05.03) |
| A.� | "I am surprised at your beliefs in the medico's part." |
| B.� | "Allow'due south sit together and read a story near how to behave when visitors come up." |
| C.� | "Since y'all let the dog in, y'all will go to bed with no dinner." |
| D.� | "Why don't you ever listen to annihilation I say to y'all?" |
| 43. | Which is an instance of intentional misbehavior by a toddler? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC05.03) |
| A.� | Dropping a book because it was too heavy. |
| B.� | Falling over the dog. |
| C.� | Running quietly downward the hall. |
| D.� | Slipping on a stone. |
| 44. | Which is an example of intentional misbehavior by a toddler? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC05.03) |
| A.� | Falling when running on a slippery floor |
| B.� | Going domicile to get a toy pocketknife to stab the cat |
| C.� | Pushing a box through the door and hitting the door frame |
| D.� | Waking up and crying because the room is dark |
| 45. | Which is an example of unintentional misbehavior by a toddler? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC05.03) |
| A.� | Bitter someone to become a toy |
| B.� | Running down the hall screaming |
| C.� | Throwing a toy across the room |
| D.� | Trying to pour milk, but spilling it |
| 46. | A toddler threw a favorite stuffed brute into a mud puddle. Which is a positive method for dealing with this inappropriate behavior? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC05.03) |
| A.� | Buying the child a new blimp animal merely like her favorite one |
| B.� | Lecturing the kid about being careless with her favorite stuffed fauna |
| C.� | Not replacing the toy, but encouraging the child to play with another stuffed animal |
| D.� | Telling the kid she is stupid for throwing the stuffed fauna in the puddle |
| 47. | A toddler failed to pick up his/her toys when told to do so. Which argument illustrates an appropriate warning for this get-go offense? (NCCTE.9_12.Fe.7065.PC05.03) |
| A.� | "I know you heard me when I told yous to pick up those toys." |
| B.� | "I volition option upwards your toys this fourth dimension; but next time, information technology'due south up to you." |
| C.� | "If you don't option upward those toys, I will take them away from yous." |
| D.� | "Remember to pick upwardly your toys whenever you stop playing." |
| 48. | Which illustrates punishing in proportion with the misbehavior subsequently a kid pulls a true cat'due south tail? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC05.03) |
| A.� | Beingness put in time-out |
| B.� | Existence sent to bed without supper |
| C.� | Being spanked |
| D.� | Running effectually the house v times |
| 49. | Which is an example of a logical consequence when a toddler does not selection upward his/her toys? (NCCTE.9_12.Fe.7065.PC05.03) |
| A.� | Being put in time-out for one-hour |
| B.� | Being told it is fourth dimension to grow upwardly and deed like a big boy/girl |
| C.� | Being told that life cannot e'er be the way you want it; so grow upwardly |
| D.� | Not existence allowed to go outside to play |
| 50. | Which argument is an example of bribing a child as an inappropriate way of getting them to behave? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC05.03) |
| A.� | "After you finish picking upwardly toys, nosotros will become outside and play." |
| B.� | "Shut the door for me." |
| C.� | "Sit and you will get some candy." |
| D.� | "Try to selection upwards all your toys." |
| 51. | Which statement is an example of bribing a child equally an inappropriate way of getting them to behave? (NCCTE.9_12.Fe.7065.PC05.03) |
| A.� | "Be good now for your female parent. She has been working hard today." |
| B.� | "If you are good today, I will requite y'all v dollars for a new toy." |
| C.� | "Since yous have broken then many toys, yous cannot play with the new trucks." |
| D.� | "You accept been then cooperative today; here'due south a smiley-face sticker." |
| 52. | Which is a positive statement for dealing with contrariness? (NCCTE.9_12.Iron.7065.PC05.03) |
| A.� | "Don't whine and cry so much; you lot are wearing on my terminal nerve!" |
| B.� | "I know y'all are tired, so let's play a game while nosotros ride and y'all will feel better." |
| C.� | "Stand upwards like you should or I will smack you." |
| D.� | "Would you rather cry, or do something to make yourself feel meliorate? |
| 53. | Which is a positive statement for dealing with a temper tantrum? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC05.03) |
| A.� | "Get off the flooring; I am not playing with y'all!" |
| B.� | "I am going to get out now; so, you'd better get up if yous do not want to exist left." |
| C.� | "I told you that you were non having whatsoever treats; so simply get upward and be placidity." |
| D.� | "If y'all behave well in the store, you may select ane treat just before we leave." |
| 54. | Which is an advisable argument to a child who has bitten someone? (NCCTE.9_12.Iron.7065.PC05.03) |
| A.� | "Do not bite." |
| B.� | "How could you exercise such a thing?" |
| C.� | "I am going to bite you dorsum." |
| D.� | "What is wrong with you? Are you hungry?" |
| 55. | Which is an appropriate statement to a child who has striking someone? (NCCTE.9_12.Iron.7065.PC05.03) |
| A.� | "If you accept stiff feelings, information technology's all-time to try to keep them within." |
| B.� | "Keep your easily to yourself or y'all volition be distressing." |
| C.� | "Allow'due south pretend we are playing a game of superheroes; we must protect our friends." |
| D.� | "You are a very bad boy, and your mother will hear well-nigh this!" |
| 56. | How are the gross motor skills of a four-year-old different from those of a five-yr-old? (NCCTE.9_12.Fe.7065.PC06.01) |
| A.� | A v-yr-old tin skip on one foot, and so the other; a four-year-sometime can bound on one foot. |
| B.� | A 4-twelvemonth-old can do cartwheels; a five-yearold can ride a wheel. |
| C.� | A four-year-old can spring rope; a five-twelvemonth-one-time cannot. |
| D.� | A iv-year-old can walk in the contrary direction much better than a 5-year-onetime. |
| 57. | How are the fine motor skills of a three-year-sometime unlike from a five-year-erstwhile? (NCCTE.9_12.Iron.7065.PC06.01) |
| A.� | A five twelvemonth-old tin can utilize a fork and spoon to eat; a three-year-old prefers to swallow bite-size pieces with fingers. |
| B.� | A 5-yr-erstwhile writes entire words; a threeyear-olds cannot. |
| C.� | A three-year-old cut on line with scissors; a five-year-old does not. |
| D.� | A three-year-old ties shoes; a five-yr-sometime skips with alternating feet. |
| 58. | Which illustrates the language evolution of a iii-year-erstwhile? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC06.01) |
| A.� | Jake quieted downward once his mom explained that she had a headache. |
| B.� | Kelly seemed to care about no i merely herself. |
| C.� | Lisa talked all the way from abode to the middle. |
| D.� | Mark was screaming afterward he saw his sister crying. |
| 59. | Which illustrates the want for approval of a iv-year- old? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC06.01) |
| A.� | Allie hugged her dad and took him down the embankment to meet her sandcastle. |
| B.� | Bret spoke in sentences of ten or more than words. |
| C.� | Colleen told her younger cousins to get out of her mode. |
| D.� | Drew woke his mother crying that monsters were in his bed. |
| 60. | Which illustrates the impulsiveness of a 5-yearold? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC06.01) |
| A.� | Amy waited impatiently to get on the trolley machine to ride downtown. |
| B.� | Ben cried when he saw his friend crying after he cruel off the swings. |
| C.� | Carmella moved around the kindergarten room from center to middle during story time. |
| D.� | Dell would not get about the fireman who visited his kindergarten class. |
| 61. | How are the emotional characteristics of a threeyear- former different from a five-twelvemonth-onetime? (NCCTE.9_12.Fe.7065.PC06.01) |
| A.� | Five-year-olds are not equally curious nearly their earth as three-year-olds. |
| B.� | Five-yr-olds show a greater agreement of others than three-year-olds. |
| C.� | Iii-yr-olds are more than afraid of unfamiliar places than five-year-olds. |
| D.� | Three-twelvemonth-olds are more than willing to have directions than five-year-olds. |
| 62. | Which illustrates the want for comfort from parents of a typical four-year-old? parents of a typical iv-year-erstwhile? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC06.01) |
| A.� | Larry asked his mother to come up come across the puzzle he put together. |
| B.� | Matt knew how to control his temper and never argued. |
| C.� | Norma played by herself most of the fourth dimension. |
| D.� | Olivia wanted her mom to sit with her when she felt badly. |
| 63. | Which illustrates the social characteristics of a typical six-twelvemonth-quondam? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC06.01) |
| A.� | Jack preferred to play with the other boys, not girls, in his class. |
| B.� | Kathy did not like playing group games and sports. |
| C.� | Leon kept playing the game of Twister fifty-fifty though he was very tired. |
| D.� | Michelle wanted to ignore the instructions and make the project her way. |
| 64. | Which illustrates a recommended practice for physical intendance of a preschooler? (NCCTE.9_12.Iron.7065.PC06.01) |
| A.� | The begetter allowed his four-year-one-time to sleep fifteen or more hours each twenty-four hour period. |
| B.� | The female parent encouraged her children to eat the food they were given at mealtimes. |
| C.� | The mother served chips and doughnuts every bit snacks for her six-year-former. |
| D.� | The mother was very angry because Tim moisture the bed. |
| 65. | Which illustrates a recommended practice for physical care of a preschooler? (NCCTE.9_12.Fe.7065.PC06.01) |
| A.� | A begetter made a scene about eating salad at the table with his son present. |
| B.� | A male parent buys a shirt for his six-year-old son because the kid had misbehavied. |
| C.� | Sue chooses clothes for her children that are low-toll and durable. |
| D.� | Terry dresses his son each morning then they can leave the firm on time. |
| 66. | Which illustrates a recommended practice for physical care of a preschooler? (NCCTE.9_12.Iron.7065.PC06.01) |
| A.� | A family unit does not have a routine bedtime for children. |
| B.� | A mother makes her preschool son take a nap in the morning and afternoon. |
| C.� | The father marked the dorsum seams of John's pants then he could tell the front from the back. |
| D.� | The mother served her children a high-calorie meal. |
| 67. | Which illustrates a recommended practice for physical care of a preschooler? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC06.01) |
| A.� | Terry's mother served chips that were baked and salt-free. |
| B.� | Tony's mother bought regular chips with extra cheese blanket. |
| C.� | Tory'southward mother made bootleg fries with cheese and chili for her children. |
| D.� | Travis's mother served cinnamon buns with lots of cream. |
| 68. | The teacher allowed vi-year-old Sid to continue to play in the team game. Which blazon of care needs does this support? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC06.01) |
| A.� | Emotional |
| B.� | Concrete |
| C.� | Social |
| D.� | Special care |
| 69. | A father spoke with his v-year-old son who had been talking negatively most his friends. Which type of care needs does this support? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC06.01) |
| A.� | Emotional |
| B.� | Physical |
| C.� | Social |
| D.� | Special care |
| 70. | How are the cerebral characteristics of a three-twelvemonth-old different from a five-twelvemonth-old? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC06.02) |
| A.� | Five-year-olds empathize about 900 words; three-year-olds understand 13,000 words. |
| B.� | Five-year-olds make sentences with five to six words; iii-year-olds use longer sentences. |
| C.� | Three-twelvemonth-olds can sort by color and shape; v-yr-olds can sort objects by size. |
| D.� | Three-year-olds verbalize sentences with less than four words; five-yr-olds enunciate less than 8 words. |
| 71. | How are the cognitive characteristics of a iii-year-one-time different from a half-dozen-year-quondam? (NCCTE.9_12.Atomic number 26.7065.PC06.02) |
| A.� | Six-year-olds make up stories; three-yr-olds count up to ten objects. |
| B.� | Six-twelvemonth-olds write uncomplicated words; three-year-olds understand iii-step directions. |
| C.� | Three-year-olds sort past color and shapes; 6-year-olds solve problems more effectively. |
| D.� | Three-year-olds have longer attention spans than six-year-olds. |
| 72. | How are the cognitive characteristics of a iii-yr-old different from a v-year-old? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC06.02) |
| A.� | V-year-olds count upwards to ten and sort by size; three-year-olds sort past color and shape. |
| B.� | Five-yr-olds speak in complete sentences of two to three words; three-twelvemonth-olds know well-nigh thirteen yard words. |
| C.� | Three-year-olds sort shapes and colors; five-yr-olds cannot. |
| D.� | Three-year-olds know nine hundred words; five-year-olds do not. |
| 73. | How are the cerebral characteristics of a iii-year-one-time different from a four-year-sometime? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC06.02) |
| A.� | Four-yr-olds figure out solutions to hard situations more hands than three-year-olds. |
| B.� | 4-year-olds understand instructions when given seven things to do; three-year-olds, when given 4 things to do. |
| C.� | Iii-year olds recognize parts of a wonderful state of affairs; four-year-olds cannot create wonderful situations. |
| D.� | Three-year olds have longer attending spans than four-year-olds. |
| 74. | How are Howard Gardner'south theory and Jean Piaget's theory different? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC06.02) |
| A.� | Gardner focused on many ways of existence smart, while Piaget focused on stages such every bit the preoperational menses. |
| B.� | Gardner focused on areas of learning, while Piaget focused on periods of development. |
| C.� | Piaget had an interest in music and cerebral development, while Gardner used symbols. |
| D.� | Piaget studied multiple intelligences, while Gardner studied approaches to learning. |
| 75. | How are Howard Gardner and Jean Piaget different? (NCCTE.9_12.Fe.7065.PC06.02) |
| A.� | Gardner had an egocentric viewpoint, while Piaget's view was empathetic. |
| B.� | Gardner studied kinesthetic intelligence, while Piaget studied viii different intelligences. |
| C.� | Gardner studied the child every bit a whole person; Piaget studied just aspects of development. |
| D.� | Gardner valued multiple intelligences; while Piaget valued play that imitates real life. |
| 76. | What do Howard Gardner'southward theory and Jean Piaget's theory accept in common? Both Piaget and Gardner: (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC06.02) |
| A.� | emphasized the importance of a prepared learning surroundings. |
| B.� | focused on learning stations arranged by bailiwick. |
| C.� | recommended frequent use of small group learning to promote teamwork. |
| D.� | studied children and their learning abilities. |
| 77. | How are Lev Vygotsky'southward theory and Maria Montessori's theory unlike? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC06.02) |
| A.� | Montessori believed that children learn naturally in the right surround; Vygotsky believed children acquire best in teams. |
| B.� | Vygotsky felt that teachers play a more important role than children in learning; Montessori felt that children learn best from straight instruction. |
| C.� | Vygotsky felt that teachers should teach by lecture, while Montessori believed in teamwork. |
| D.� | Vygotsky felt that learning came from the environment; Montessori believed in the value of "child's play." |
| 78. | Which is an example of a preschooler in the preoperational menstruation? Six-year-former Andrew: (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC06.02) |
| A.� | does non know what to apply as a prop for a truck in his story. |
| B.� | makes poor choices oftentimes. |
| C.� | simply wants to play the game his way, not adapt to ideas of his playmates. |
| D.� | tries to be creative, but does not prove a lot of imagination. |
| 79. | Which is an example of a preschooler in the preoperational period? Six-year-onetime Fran: (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC06.02) |
| A.� | backed out of the play because he was not imaginative and creative. |
| B.� | created a play about a night with her family. |
| C.� | liked the way Sam ran his toy tractor. |
| D.� | fabricated a poor choice of what to eat. |
| lxxx. | Six-year-erstwhile Terrance loves to write and read stories. Which blazon of multiple intelligences does this illustrate? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC06.02) |
| A.� | Interpersonal |
| B.� | Intrapersonal |
| C.� | Linguistic |
| D.� | Logical-mathematical |
| 81. | Half dozen-year-old Vickie loves to exist alone and listen to music in her room. Which blazon of multiple intelligences does this illustrate? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC06.02) |
| A.� | Interpersonal |
| B.� | Intrapersonal |
| C.� | Linguistic |
| D.� | Logical-mathematical |
| 82. | Six-yr-sometime Anna loves to brand up games and gestures to go with them. Which blazon of multiple intelligences does this illustrate? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC06.02) |
| A.� | Actual-kinesthetic |
| B.� | Musical |
| C.� | Naturalist |
| D.� | Spatial |
| 83. | Six-year-sometime Danny loves to build models of planes. Which type of multiple intelligences does this illustrate? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC06.02) |
| A.� | Bodily-kinesthetic |
| B.� | Musical |
| C.� | Naturalist |
| D.� | Spatial |
| 84. | 6-yr-old Candy loves to go outside and pick flowers. Which type of multiple intelligences does this illustrate? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC06.02) |
| A.� | Bodily-kinesthetic |
| B.� | Musical |
| C.� | Naturalist |
| D.� | Spatial |
| 85. | Which illustrates appropriate moral evolution in a preschooler? (NCCTE.9_12.Iron.7065.PC06.02) |
| A.� | Andrew did not throw the ball in the street considering he knew he might become run over. |
| B.� | Baton did non desire to play ball with any of his friends. |
| C.� | Carlton did not know that he had washed wrong when he slammed the door. |
| D.� | David bankrupt the windshield on the motorcar and ran away to hide. |
| 86. | Which is an example of being consistent when guiding children? (NCCTE.9_12.Atomic number 26.7065.PC06.03) |
| A.� | Correcting a child each time he/she says a "bad word" |
| B.� | Disciplining a child on Monday for telling stories, only ignoring information technology on Tuesday |
| C.� | Putting a child in time-out for misbehavior some, but non all, of the fourth dimension |
| D.� | Putting a child in time-out ane day, and the side by side 24-hour interval making him get to his room without supper |
| 87. | Which is an instance of existence consistent when guiding children? (NCCTE.9_12.Atomic number 26.7065.PC06.03) |
| A.� | Never punishing a child, who had run away from home several times, until the last fourth dimension |
| B.� | Not punishing a kid for getting dirty, but subsequently punishing the second time information technology happened |
| C.� | Punishing a child each time for leaving his/her coat exterior three nights in a row |
| D.� | Shouting at children when they misbehave, and so starting to put them in time-out |
| 88. | Which is an case of giving discipline privately? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC06.03) |
| A.� | Running onto the tee-brawl field and scolding his son for non running faster |
| B.� | Scolding a son at a birthday party for hitting a little girl |
| C.� | Shouting at a child while pulling chewing gum from a shelf in the grocery store |
| D.� | Taking a girl to the restroom to discuss her behavior in the restaurant |
| 89. | Which is an example of building self-confidence in children? (NCCTE.9_12.Iron.7065.PC06.03) |
| A.� | Helping a kid ride her tricycle and clapping each fourth dimension she kept her residuum |
| B.� | Never giving a child any words of encouragement |
| C.� | Telling a child not to get back on the cycle considering he was and then poor at riding |
| D.� | Telling a son he was no good at catching the ball |
| 90. | Which is an example of teaching actions and consequences to children? (NCCTE.9_12.Atomic number 26.7065.PC06.03) |
| A.� | Coming home from work to accept a sick child to the doctor |
| B.� | Helping a child clean up spilled milk and giving him/her more than |
| C.� | Not replacing a brawl when a child allowed it to roll into the street and information technology was damaged |
| D.� | Spanking a child who rode his tricycle into the street and damaged it |
| 91. | Which is an example of giving children the freedom to try new things? (NCCTE.9_12.Fe.7065.PC06.03) |
| A.� | Buying a child a new princess costume, merely never letting her play with information technology |
| B.� | Dressing a child as she cries |
| C.� | Letting a child put on his/her ain clothes |
| D.� | Screaming about water spills on the floor as a kid plays with her toy stove |
| 92. | Which is an instance of using positive reinforcement to guide children? (NCCTE.9_12.Atomic number 26.7065.PC06.03) |
| A.� | "I am alert you this time, but next fourth dimension you will go to fourth dimension out." |
| B.� | "I told you not to pour out that drink. Look what you have done." |
| C.� | "Thank you for being such a skilful traveler. I love to get places with you lot!" |
| D.� | "You promised me you would bear if I let you come with me." |
| 93. | Which is an example of using positive reinforcement to guide children? (NCCTE.9_12.Iron.7065.PC06.03) |
| A.� | "How many times practise I have to tell you to pick upward your toys?" |
| B.� | "Why practise you make such a mess?" |
| C.� | "You did a bang-up task picking up your toys." |
| D.� | "You lot didn't option up your toys over again. |
| 94. | Which is an case of accentuating the positive to guide children? (NCCTE.9_12.Atomic number 26.7065.PC06.03) |
| A.� | "Don't run on the lawn. Y'all will harm the grass." |
| B.� | "Don't bear upon the domestic dog; he volition bite yous." |
| C.� | "You cannot go to bed until you lot pick upwards the toys." |
| D.� | "You will savour playing more than if you follow the rules." |
| 95. | Which is an case of avoiding child abuse while guiding children? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC06.03) |
| A.� | Jerking a child off the ground and spanking him/her |
| B.� | Reaching for a child and jerking him roughly from the ground |
| C.� | Running over and slapping a kid for jumping |
| D.� | Taking a deep, calming breath when finding 2 children fighting on the flooring |
| 96. | Which is an case of avoiding kid fail? (NCCTE.9_12.Atomic number 26.7065.PC06.03) |
| A.� | Closely supervising children as they play outside |
| B.� | Letting children eat simply in one case a day |
| C.� | Never showing any love for a child |
| D.� | Only giving children a bath oncee a calendar week |
| 97. | Which is an example of setting a proficient example and so children can imitate positive behaviors? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC06.03) |
| A.� | Cleaning up the milk she spilled as her daughter watched |
| B.� | Drinking a beer while playing on the floor with his/her son |
| C.� | Smoking two cigarettes while helping ready her daughter'due south pilus |
| D.� | Throwing the plate across the room as her daughter watched |
| 98. | Which statement from the parent to the bodyguard is an example of setting reasonable limits for children three to half-dozen? (NCCTE.9_12.Atomic number 26.7065.PC06.03) |
| A.� | "Susan's bedtime is 8 o'clock." |
| B.� | "Tracy can stay up until midnight on the weekends." |
| C.� | "Vincent tin become exterior and ride his bicycle by himself." |
| D.� | "Will's female parent allows him to become across the road and check the mailbox |
| 99. | Which is an example of communicating honestly with children? (NCCTE.9_12.Iron.7065.PC06.03) |
| A.� | "Come up sit downwards and let'south talk about Grandma'due south illness." |
| B.� | "Grandma is not sick. She'south just taking a little vacation." |
| C.� | "Eddie, Grandma has cancer, just she is going to be just fine." |
| D.� | "I told the children Grandma is visiting a friend, merely she'south really in the hospital." |
| 100. | Which is an case of explaining feelings of children in a disharmonize situation? (NCCTE.9_12.Fe.7065.PC06.03) |
| A.� | "Anna, y'all tin can sit in time-out for not listening." |
| B.� | "Christy, I am going to talk with your mother most your behavior." |
| C.� | "Terry and Sally are not getting along; Emerge is frustrated considering Terry won't share." |
| D.� | "You are not to come dorsum to school until you bring your mother." |
| 101. | Which is an case of teaching children to manage acrimony without aggression? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC06.03) |
| A.� | "Don't get upset. Since you lot do not similar to pick up your toys, I will do that for you." |
| B.� | "It is okay to get mad, simply you must vent your feelings without hurting others." |
| C.� | "Simply accept that you can't have your way, and there is nothing you tin can do about it." |
| D.� | "Wait until your father gets home; he will have care of your crying and whining." |
| 102. | Which is an instance of providing physical activity and artistic outlets to aid children vent strong feelings? (NCCTE.9_12.Atomic number 26.7065.PC06.03) |
| A.� | "Let's get for a walk. Information technology will make you experience much ameliorate." |
| B.� | "Sit down down and be nevertheless at present. You are wearing on my nerves." |
| C.� | "Nosotros will accept tranquillity time until everyone learns to behave." |
| D.� | "You must sit still during the thunderstorm and then lightning will not strike you." |
| 103. | Which is an example of sharing responsibleness past giving children opportunities to aid? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC06.03) |
| A.� | "Let me fix the table. I can do it more chop-chop and neatly." |
| B.� | "Let'southward gear up the table for lunch together." |
| C.� | "You need to wait until you are older to help set the table." |
| D.� | "You lot need to watch me gear up the table and so you can learn to exercise it right." |
| 104. | Which is an example of praising and encouraging talents and abilities of children? (NCCTE.9_12.FE.7065.PC06.03) |
| A.� | "I know you desire to put on your clothes by yourself, but you still demand a lot of aid." |
| B.� | "I beloved the style you keep trying to tie your shoes; I know you will catch on soon." |
| C.� | "It takes you as well long to make clean up your room; nosotros'll never get anything washed waiting for you." |
| D.� | "Jessie, please aid your sister put away her wearing apparel; she ever makes such a mess." |
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