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

recognise the best way they can learn

A child aged 6 months usually can:

b) move a toy from one hand to another

A checklist can be MOST useful to observe a child’s:

skill at putting on and taking off their coat

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

show professional responsibility

An early years worker should always refer to their supervisor if:

parents give family information

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

Playing near other children (parallel play)

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CACHE L2 Technical award unit 3 exam revision Q1

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Multiple choice questions for students to recap their knowledge from Unit 1 and unit 2 of the CACHE L2 Technical Award in Child Development and care. 10 questions

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1
Learners who know their personal strengths and weaknesses will be MOST able to:
work in pairs
use books and the internet
complete their work quickly
recognise the best way they can learn
2
Children are most likely to have temper tantrums at age:
1 to 3 years
4 to 6 years
3 to 4 years
0 to 1 year
3
A child aged 6 months usually can:
d) build a tower of three bricks
b) move a toy from one hand to another
a) run
c) turn pages in a book, one by one
4
Which information is confidential in a setting?
Children’s details
Staff names and qualifications
Plans for activities
Policies and procedures
5
Which provision will meet the needs of a child aged 12 months when both parents work full time?
Nursery class
Home-based childcare
Part-time day care
Parent and toddler group
6
A type of voluntary sector provision for young children is a:
parent and toddler group
children’s centre
reception class in a school
home-based childcare setting
7
A checklist can be MOST useful to observe a child’s:
challenging behaviour
language development
skill at putting on and taking off their coat
emotional security
8
Early years workers should prepare to get to work on time to:
show professional responsibility
read the policies and procedures
welcome the children and parents
maintain their own safety
9
An early years worker should always refer to their supervisor if:
parents give family information
a child needs the toilet
an item of equipment has pieces missing
children are excited and being silly
10
What is an example of social development in children aged two years?
Listening to a story
Playing near other children (parallel play)
Sharing toys easily
Playing with other children

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