Early Child Development Quiz
The type of environment that kids grow up in has a lot to do with what they grow up to be in society. Early child development teachers get to take the first hand in teaching kids and help them grow. As a teacher, see how much you know about the play areas and safety issues that should be checked.
- 1.Which of these is a benefit of early childhood development?
- A.
Improved cognitive skills and physical abilities
- B.
Increased comfort and confidence
- C.
All of the above
- 2.When does most of a child's brain development occur?
- A.
Ages 0 to 5
- B.
Ages 6 to 12
- C.
Ages 13 to 17
- 3.What does the cognitive process in early child development focus on?
- A.
Small muscle control and coordination
- B.
Emotional communication and control
- C.
Development of language and all mental activities. development of language and all mental activities. development of language and all mental activities. development of language and all mental activities. development of language and all mental activities
- 4.What does the physical process in early child development focus on?
- A.
Small muscle control and coordination
- B.
Emotional communication and control
- C.
Development of language and all mental activities
- 5.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 6.Which of these is most important in Early Childhood Development?
- A.
Buying expensive clothes
- B.
Playing with kids
- C.
Teaching math to kids
- 7.When do children first play with other children cooperatively?
- A.
When do children first play with other children cooperatively? At birth
- B.
At one year
- C.
At two years
- 8.A safe toy for children
- A.
Is age appropriate.
- B.
Has sharp edges
- C.
Has small, removable parts
- 9.Safety precautions must be taken on early child development toys to prevent
- A.
Lead poisoning
- B.
Choking and strangulation
- C.
All of these
- D.
None of these
- 10.Children under the age of three are at high risk for choking on toys because
- A.
They don't chew well
- B.
They explore and learn with their mouths
- C.
They are hungrier than older children.
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