CACHE - Child Development - Unit 3

Question 1

A type of voluntary sector provision for young children is a

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parent and toddler group

Question 2

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

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emotional development

Question 3

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

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group discussions

Question 4

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

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starting at an early years setting

Question 5

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

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involve them in any preparations

Question 6

What is the BEST way to manage study time?

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set targets

Question 7

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

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hand washing

Question 8

A baby aged 3 months can usually

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smile at a familiar adult

Question 9

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

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their needs can be met during atransition

Question 10

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

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feel valued

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

Early years workers can support children through transitions by providing

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consistency and reassurance

Question 13

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

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physical development

Question 14

What will affect a child’s physical development?

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illness

Question 15

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 16

A transition that a young child may experience is

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a new baby in family

Question 17

Children are MOST likely to have temper tantrums at age

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1-3 years

Question 18

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

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challenging behaviour

Question 19

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

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show professional responsibility

Question 20

A water play tray should be cleaned regularly to

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maintain hygiene

Question 21

Intellectual development for a child aged 5 years includes

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using reasons to solve problems

Question 22

Everyday care routines are important to provide a child with

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a sense of security

Question 23

What can children’s centres provide?

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early learning and day care

Question 24

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

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safe

Question 25

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 26

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

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valuing the skills of colleagues

Question 27

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 28

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

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spending time with other children

Question 29

A child aged 12 months usually can

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sit without support

Question 30

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 31

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

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becoming distressed

Question 32

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 33

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

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nursery class

Question 34

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

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sufficient sleep and rest

Question 35

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

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can have their learning needs met

Question 36

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

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help support all areas of theirdevelopment

Question 37

Hygiene routines support children’s well-being by

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reducing the risk of cross infection

Question 38

Early years workers have a responsibility to maintain confidentiality so that

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children are protected

Question 39

An early years worker should always referto their supervisor if

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parents give family information

Question 40

Which information is confidential ina setting?

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children’s details

CACHE - Child Development - Unit 3

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CACHE - Child Development - Unit 3

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