FCS 330 - Child Growth and Development » Fall 2020 » Quiz Part II

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Question #1
What is the average weight of a newborn baby?
A.   12 pounds
B.   9 1/2 pounds
C.   5 pounds
D.   7 1/2 pounds
Question #2
Between the ages of 3 and 6, the left hemisphere of the brain grows dramatically. This side of the brain or hemisphere is typically involved in language skills. The right hemisphere continues to grow throughout early childhood and is involved in tasks that require spatial skills such as recognizing shapes and patterns. The corpus callosum which connects the two hemispheres of the brain undergoes a growth spurt between ages 3 and 6 and the results does what for the child
A.   Strengthens these areas Broca's area, Wernicke's area, motor area, somatosensory area
B.   improves coordination between right and left hemisphere tasks.
C.   develops the spinal cord, brain stem, cerebellum, cerebrum
D.   creates these areas cephalo, caudal, proximo, distal
Question #3
Twelve-month-old Karen is taking her first steps. The muscles that control her legs are coordinated by which of the options?
A.   fine motor development
B.   locomotor reflexes
C.   gross motor development.
D.   primitive reflexes
Question #4
Which of the following is typically true of a 2 year olds weight
A.   The toddler's weight dramatically increase the first 4 months of life
B.   The weight is somewhere around 25 to 30 pounds
C.   The weight of the baby is only slightly more than it was at birl
D.   Toddlers don't like knowing how their weight
Question #5
What is myelination?
A.   It connects the brain to the spinal cord
B.   The process by which the neurons die
C.   A form of neuron maturation in which the fatty insulation grows around the axons
D.   This is what happens as a result of Shaken Baby Syndrom
Question #6
Jose is sitting in his high chair and he picks up a Cheerio from table on his high chair. The muscles that control her fingers are coordinated by
A.   gross motor development.
B.   primitive relfexes
C.   locomotor reflexes
D.   fine motor development
Question #7
A process that stimulates the body's immune system to defend against attack by a particular contagious disease and virus is call what?
A.   Reflexes
B.   Immunization
C.   Pruning
D.   Stunting
Question #8
Match these terms on health and nutrition with the definitions : Obesity
A.   A government program to have half of your plate fruits and vegetable other half grains and proteins
B.   A complex health issue when a child is above the normal or healthy weight for their age and height
C.   The tendency for children to be severly underweight for their age as a result of malnutrition
D.   Has a balance of nutrition of fat & protein, that adjust to the age of he baby
E.   Is related to better social and emotional functioning
Question #9
Match these terms on health and nutrition with the definitions : Wasting
A.   Is related to better social and emotional functioning
B.   Has a balance of nutrition of fat & protein, that adjust to the age of he baby
C.   A government program to have half of your plate fruits and vegetable other half grains and proteins
D.   A complex health issue when a child is above the normal or healthy weight for their age and height
E.   The tendency for children to be severly underweight for their age as a result of malnutrition
Question #10
Match these terms on health and nutrition with the definitions : Breast milk
A.   Has a balance of nutrition of fat & protein, that adjust to the age of he baby
B.   A complex health issue when a child is above the normal or healthy weight for their age and height
C.   A government program to have half of your plate fruits and vegetable other half grains and proteins
D.   The tendency for children to be severly underweight for their age as a result of malnutrition
E.   Is related to better social and emotional functioning
Question #11
Match these terms on health and nutrition with the definitions : Adequate Nutrition
A.   A government program to have half of your plate fruits and vegetable other half grains and proteins
B.   Has a balance of nutrition of fat & protein, that adjust to the age of he baby
C.   A complex health issue when a child is above the normal or healthy weight for their age and height
D.   The tendency for children to be severly underweight for their age as a result of malnutrition
E.   Is related to better social and emotional functioning
Question #12
Match these terms on health and nutrition with the definitions : MyPlate
A.   A government program to have half of your plate fruits and vegetable other half grains and proteins
B.   Has a balance of nutrition of fat & protein, that adjust to the age of he baby
C.   The tendency for children to be severly underweight for their age as a result of malnutrition
D.   A complex health issue when a child is above the normal or healthy weight for their age and height
E.   Is related to better social and emotional functioning
Question #13
When your niece's toy rolls out of sight under her bed, she immediately begins to search for it. What Piagetian concept does her behavior illustrate?
A.   Symbolic thought
B.   Object permanance
C.   Centration
D.   Prunning
Question #14
WARNING - You must choose THREE answers that are true on how babies process language?,,
A.   At When babies babbling, they begin to imitate the accent and cadence of the caregivers language
B.   Babies are aware of the relationship between mouth movements and sound
C.   Infants are aware of speech patterns before they begin to speak themselves
D.   Babies don't like languages they have never heard before
Question #15
Piaget uses this term to describe infants using their sense and motor skills to learn; which is also considered the first period of cognitive development
A.   Equilibrium
B.   PreOperational
C.   Reflexes
D.   Sensorimotor intelligence
Question #16
What are the four parts of Information-Processing approach
A.   sensory, operational, conditioning, development
B.   bouncing ball, reading, talking words, turning the page
C.   Input, processor, storage, output
D.   listening, understanding, reading, talking
Question #17
What is language?
A.   language development results from the interaction of biological and social factors and that social interaction is required.
B.   Involves repetition of certain syllables, such as ba-ba-ba, that begins when babies are between 6 and 9 months old
C.   An arbitrary system of symbols (words) that is rule-governed and allows communication about things that are distant in time or space
Question #18
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_O60TYAIgC4 As shown in the video, in Harlow’s experiments, when infant monkeys were placed in an unfamiliar setting, with the cloth mothers they showed what specifically
A.   a sense of security in the cloth mother’s presence.
B.   indifference to the cloth mother.
C.   anxiety
D.   fear of the cloth mother
Question #19
Ainsworth's Strange Situation was designed to measure
A.   Activity level of a toddler
B.   The effects of playing with toys in day care
C.   Attachment
D.   Temperament
Question #20
Marisol is 10 months old. Her mother enrolled her in day care now that she is returning to work full-time. On her first morning at the day care center, she cries when his mother leaves. Marisol is showing what kind of reaction?
A.   separation anxiety
B.   contact comfort
C.   insecure attachement
D.   secured attachment
Question #21
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=apzXGEbZht0 Experiments using the still-face technique have found the babies reaction to be which of the following?
A.   babies don't seem to really care if you look at them or not
B.   babies get upset with a still fact and show signs of distress
C.   all babies suffer from seperation anxiety
D.   babies only want mommy to hold them
Question #22
When an infant looks to another person for information about how to react, he or she is engaging in what exactly?
A.   self awareness
B.   synchrony
C.   disorganized attachment
D.   social referencing
Question #23
  
A.   FALSE
B.   TRUE
Question #24
Child abuse only occurs in low-income to middle-income families
A.   TRUE
B.   FALSE
Question #25
Which of the following is the best description of Piaget’s “symbolic function” in children’s preoperational thinking?
A.   a child is able to use a mental symbol, a word, or object to stand for or represent something that is not physically present
B.   a child is able to use his/her imagination
C.   a child is able to use organized, formal, logical mental processes
Question #26
As Corey entered the large playroom at a school he repeated over and over, “There are lots of toys here,” as if he were reassuring himself as he encountered this new environment. Talking to himself, Corey is demonstrating ___________.
A.   Imaginary speech
B.   Intuitive speech
C.   Social speech
D.   Private speech
Question #27
Match the types of play with the description: Constructive play
A.   Children are playing a common board game and keep coming up with different rules each turn
B.   Kids are sharing legos, but building their structure
C.   When 4-year old Anna uses Legos to build a play house, or puts a puzzle together
D.   One child is playing alone and not playing with children around them
Question #28
Match the types of play with the description: Solitary play
A.   Children are playing a common board game and keep coming up with different rules each turn
B.   Kids are sharing legos, but building their structure
C.   One child is playing alone and not playing with children around them
D.   When 4-year old Anna uses Legos to build a play house, or puts a puzzle together
Question #29
Match the types of play with the description: Associative play
A.   When 4-year old Anna uses Legos to build a play house, or puts a puzzle together
B.   Kids are sharing legos, but building their structure
C.   One child is playing alone and not playing with children around them
D.   Children are playing a common board game and keep coming up with different rules each turn
Question #30
Match the types of play with the description: Games with rules
A.   One child is playing alone and not playing with children around them
B.   Kids are sharing legos, but building their structure
C.   When 4-year old Anna uses Legos to build a play house, or puts a puzzle together
D.   Children are playing a common board game and keep coming up with different rules each turn
Question #31
All of the following are fine motor skills that a 3-year-old preschooler can perform EXCEPT
A.   throwing a ball to a friend so a friend can catch it
B.   putting together a jigsaw puzzle
C.   undoing his clothes to go to the bathroom
D.   fitting shaped blocks into matching shaped holes
Question #32
The term Piaget used to refer to a young child's inability to take another person's perspective is which of the answers?
A.   artificialism
B.   animism
C.   egocentrism
D.   conservation
Question #33
Vygotsky termed the distance between a learner's maximum independent performance and the tasks the learner can perform with assistance
A.   Mediation
B.   Internalization
C.   processing efficiency
D.   Zone of Proximal Development

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