Duplicate of Duplicate of CACHE - Child Development - Unit 3

Question 1

Early years workers have a reponsibilty to maintain confidentiality with the setting so that

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children are safeguarded

Question 2

Early years workers have a responsibility to maintain confidentiality so that

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children are protected

Question 3

When preparing to work in a setting, an early years worker should think about

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valuing the skills of colleagues

Question 4

A baby aged 3 months can usually

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smile at a familiar adult

Question 5

on the first day at a new school MOST children are likely to feel

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anxious

Question 6

An event sample can be MOST useful to observe a child’s

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challenging behaviour

Question 7

What will help the early years worker to meet the individual needs of a child?

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carry out observations of the child

Question 8

who is the loudest in the class?

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May, Rhianonn

Question 9

Hygiene routines support children’s well-being by

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reducing the risk of cross infection

Question 10

What is the BEST way to prepare children aged 4 years for a transition?

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involve them in any preparations

Question 11

Learners who know their personal strengths and weaknesses will be MOST able to

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recognise the best way they canlearn

Question 12

What will affect a child’s physical development?

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illness

Question 13

A child aged 12 months usually can

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sit without support

Question 14

It is MOST important to meet children's individual needs to

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help support all areas of theirdevelopment

Question 15

Everyday care routines are important to provide a child with

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a sense of security

Question 16

Which way of studying gives the opportunity to learn from others?

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group discussions

Question 17

how many people are in the class

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18

Question 18

Early years workers should prepare to get to work on time to

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show professional responsibility

Question 19

It is important for all children to know that they are included so that they

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feel valued

Question 20

An early years worker should always referto their supervisor if

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parents give family information

Question 21

What is a physical need of a child aged 4 years?

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sufficient sleep and rest

Question 22

Intellectual development for a child aged 5 years includes

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using reasons to solve problems

Question 23

a child who is expierencing a transition is most likely to need

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emotional support from an adult

Question 24

How can an early years worker help to meet the needs of a child aged 2 years?

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encourage the bond between thechild and main carers

Question 25

What is the BEST help to give a child aged 5 years during a transition?

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respond when the childtalks about what is happening

Question 26

how many times does Miss Wisdom hear the word 'miss' in a double lesson

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100 times

Question 27

Children are MOST likely to have temper tantrums at age

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1-3 years

Question 28

how many people in the class have braces

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5

Question 29

Why does the early years worker have a responsibility to follow the Health and Safety policy?

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to know what to do in anemergency

Question 30

what is the study skills required to find information in a text book

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use an index

Question 31

A nursery class in a primary school is an appropriate setting for children aged

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2-4 years

Question 32

it is the responsibility of all early years workers to

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dress in suitable clothes

Question 33

A child aged 2 years usually will

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name parts of the body

Question 34

A type of voluntary sector provision for young children is a

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parent and toddler group

Question 35

A factor that could affect a child's intellectual development is

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starting school

Question 36

at 2:20pm today who re-drew their eyebrows on

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Rhianonn

Question 37

What will help to safeguard a child’s well-being?

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hand washing

Question 38

how many in the class have brown hair

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9

Question 39

Who is always moody?

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Chloe

Question 40

What may affect the holistic development of a child aged 2 years?

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starting at an early years setting

Question 41

How can a new early years worker find out how to dress for work?

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contact the setting to ask foradvice

Question 42

Early years workers can support children through transitions by providing

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consistency and reassurance

Question 43

Early years workers who understand their role will make sure the environment is

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safe

Question 44

Which provision will meet the needs of a child aged 18 months when both parents work full-time

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home-based childcare

Question 45

A healthy and balanced diet will contribute to a child’s

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physical development

Question 46

It is important to observe the holistic development of children so that

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their needs can be met during atransition

Question 47

A transition that a young child may experience is

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a new baby in family

Question 48

how many leaves are on the poster above Miss Wisdoms desk

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17

Question 49

to preare for thier first day at work, the early yearsnworker should First

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fidn out ow many children attend the setting, telephone the setting to ask what to wear, plan journey to arrive early

Question 50

Children are normally able to start sharing and taking turns during play at age

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4 years

Question 51

A child aged 12 months may show the effects of a transition by

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becoming distressed

Question 52

What is an example of social development in children aged 3 years?

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spending time with other children

Question 53

what takes place during physical development

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crawling

Question 54

Which information is confidential ina setting?

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children’s details

Question 55

Moving to a new house is MOST likely to affect a child's

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emotional development

Question 56

Providing a variety of suitable activities helps to ensure that all children

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can have their learning needs met

Question 57

What is the BEST way to manage study time?

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set targets

Question 58

A water play tray should be cleaned regularly to

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maintain hygiene

Question 59

What can children’s centres provide?

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early learning and day care

Question 60

Children are MOST likely to have temper tantrums

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1 to 3 years

Duplicate of Duplicate of CACHE - Child Development - Unit 3

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Duplicate of Duplicate of CACHE - Child Development - Unit 3

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