The Critical Years: Laying The Foundation For Lifelong Success (Oh)
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- 1.
____________of brain growth is completed during the early years
- A.
25%
- B.
45%
- C.
55%
- D.
75%
Correct Answer
D. 75% -
- 2.
You can help a young child’s brain grow by ______________.
- A.
Holding them
- B.
Making eye contact
- C.
Talking and singing
- D.
All choices are correct
Correct Answer
D. All choices are correct -
- 3.
Stress (good or bad), releases the hormone _____________.
- A.
Cortisol
- B.
Adrenaline
- C.
Serotonin
- D.
Melatonin
Correct Answer
A. Cortisol -
- 4.
The young brain _____________.
- A.
Can be repaired through nurturing relationships
- B.
Can not be repaired
- C.
Can be repaired with medication
- D.
Can only be partially repaired
Correct Answer
A. Can be repaired through nurturing relationships -
- 5.
For children ages birth to 3 months, which of the following is NOT correct:
- A.
It is a red flag if your baby does not cry
- B.
It is important to ignore their crying
- C.
You should talk to them often
- D.
You should comfort them when they cry
Correct Answer
B. It is important to ignore their crying -
- 6.
If a child is having a tantrum for 30 minutes, then you should ___________.
- A.
Step in and comfort them to help them calm down
- B.
Continue to leave them alone so you don’t reinforce negative behavior.
- C.
Give them what they wanted before the tantrum started
- D.
Tell them that they need to stop crying
Correct Answer
A. Step in and comfort them to help them calm down -
- 7.
Repeated and/or prolonged stress can lead to ____________.
- A.
Learning difficulties
- B.
Developmental delays
- C.
Lack of impulse control
- D.
All choices are correct
Correct Answer
D. All choices are correct -
- 8.
It is important to interact with children according to their actual chronological age, not their developmental age.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. False -
- 9.
Which of the following is not conducive to helping a child sleep through the night?
- A.
Giving them quiet play time prior to bed
- B.
Varying bedtimes based on the child’s schedule
- C.
Allowing them to fall asleep to the sound of quiet music
- D.
Using lavender scents in their bath or bedroom
Correct Answer
B. Varying bedtimes based on the child’s schedule -
- 10.
By the age of three, it is unlikely that children will ____________.
- A.
Like playing with and being around other children
- B.
Have tantrums at home or in a public place
- C.
Use short sentences and an expanded vocabulary
- D.
Easily share their toys with other children
Correct Answer
D. Easily share their toys with other children -
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