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The Developing Child- Chapter 12
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One way of encouraging imagination is to allow unstructured play.
false
true
2
Connections between axons and dendrites form pathways within the brain that allow us to think
True
False
3
When a child wants to take apart a toy to see how it works, which skill is she using?
curiosity
attention
imagination
creativity
4
Children typically begin putting two and three word sentences together at about 1 year of age.
false
true
5
Being in a stimulating environment helps children to learn.
True
False
6
If a toddler tells a lie parents must correct him so he does not lose touch with reality
false
true
7
When teaching a child a new task, why you should take frequent breaks?
children need unstructured play time
taking breaks encourages problem solving
the breaks will allow you to complete other tasks
taking breaks helps children with articulation
8
One way to encourage language development is by talking about what is going on around you.
false
true
9
What is true concerning incidental learning?
It is the most common learning to take place in school
it happens when a child copies the behavior of another
It is unplanned
all of the above
10
Which kind of learning results from being taught, by parents, others, caregivers, or teachers?
Trial and error learning
Imitation
Directed learning
Incidental learning
11
Which area of intellectual activities is not needed to play checkers?
attention
memory
curiosity
resaoning
12
Math readiness can not be taught by parents and caregivers.
false
true
13
Children understand the concept of yesterday, today and tomorrow when they are about two.
false
true
14
A toddler calls any pet he sees a "cat." Which statement best explains this?
he lacks a stimulating environment
he has developed a misconception
he has not yet developed long term memory
he has not yet developed short term memory
15
What is perception?
information learned through the sences
information learned by trial and error
special neurons that provide short term memory
misconceptions held by young children
16
What shapes an individual's intelligence?
Only Heredity
Both Heredity and Environment
Only Environment
Neither Heredity or Environment
17
What is the mental ability that involves using the imagination to produce original ideas?
Creativity
Curiosity
Vision
Encouragement
18
How should a child with speech difficulties be treated?
With Pressure
With teasing
With loving encouragement
With constant corrections
19
When a child decides what tool to use to pound on a board, what type of skill is he using?
attention
perception
reasoning
imagination
20
What is the focus of reading readiness before age three?
Independent reading
Letter formation
Excitement about reading
Phonics
21
How does reading to a child aid in reading readiness?
all of the above
finishing a book gives the child a since of accomplishment
the child knows how to hold and handle a book
the child associates written word with spoken
22
How do you stop the battle of wills with a toddler?
ignore temper tantrums
Encourage talking
give choices
redirect the child
23
One way to help children to be reading ready is to read to them every day.
false
true
24
As child mature, their ability to concentrate on one activity gets longer.
false
true
25
Which statement is true concerning the readiness to learn?
children can learn new skill when they are ready and able
Even young children can read if parents work at it.
a child can learn math when they learn to recognize letters
parent can compare the development of siblings for readiness
26
A child can not focus on one activity, what intellectual activity is she lacking?
memory
Imagination
attention
perception
27
When a child is learning how to ride a tricycle watching his sister,what method is he using?
imitation
directed learning
trial and error
incidental
28
Another word for perception is imagination.
true
FALSE
29
A 2yr. old is having problems speaking clearly. Should he be examined by a speech pathologist?
No
Yes
30
Which term refers to the ability to use clear, distinct speech?
Accent
Volume
Articulation
Stuttering
31
As toddlers begin to develop long term memories, they are able to remember if they like cats.
false
true
