Ecc Exam Second Year
Final Exam for Early Childhood Education Students
- 1.Long open areas in a classroom invite children to:
- A.
Form long lines and march like soldiers
- B.
Run
- C.
Walk in an orderly fashion
- D.
Play quietly
- 2.The book center is best located near the :
- A.
Work bench
- B.
Sand-water table
- C.
Puzzles
- D.
Art easel
- 3.Room arrangement decreases the discipline problems if there are:
- A.
Wide open spaces
- B.
Distinct traffic patterns
- C.
Identified learning areas
- D.
A variety of activity centers
- 4.A basic concept all cregivers must learn is:
- A.
The needs of the child must come first
- B.
That they must be cheerful
- C.
That they must come to work every day
- D.
That children need young people to teach them
- 5.Childcare licensing is generally obtained from the:
- A.
City government
- B.
County government
- C.
State government
- D.
Federal government
- 6.Emergency contact information on all children at the center should contain:
- A.
Emergency telephone numbers
- B.
Food likes and dislikes
- C.
Emergency treatments for accidents
- D.
All of the above
- 7.Informing a child before a change in activity:
- A.
Gives the teacher time to prepare
- B.
Allows the teacher to change his/her mind
- C.
Gives the teacher a chance to repeat the warning
- D.
Shows respect for the child
- 8.If a child falls from a climber and is not moving, one should:
- A.
Pick up the child and provide comfort
- B.
Stay with the child and send for emergency help
- C.
Move different parts of the child's body to dermine what is hurt
- D.
Go find the director
- 9.Bleaches, detergents and other cleaners should be stored:
- A.
In a locked cabinet
- B.
In the bathroom
- C.
On back shelves under the sink
- D.
Nowhere at the center
- 10.The most important means of interrupting transmission of infectio in the child care setting is:
- A.
Using diinfectants
- B.
Hand-washing
- C.
Regular checkups
- D.
Air purifying systems
- 11.The caregiver's role at mealtime includes:
- A.
Making sure each child cleans his/her plate
- B.
Setting an ecample by eating a variety of foods
- C.
Takeng turns by sitting by each child
- D.
Keeping mealtimes on schedule
- 12.In which of the following circumstances should you administer the Heimlich maneuver?
- A.
A child is coughing
- B.
A child tells you that he/she is choking
- C.
A child cannot speak, cough or breathe
- D.
A child is making a wheezing sound
- 13.A child's intellectual development is affected by:
- A.
Social development
- B.
Emotional development
- C.
Physical development
- D.
all of the above
- 14.Children learn math concepts best through:
- A.
Workbook sheets
- B.
Concrete learning experiences (hands-on)
- C.
Abstract learning experiences
- D.
Imitation
- 15.Organizing objects according to size is:
- A.
Conservation
- B.
Spatial relations
- C.
Temporal relations
- D.
Seriation
- 16.Mark, age 4 years, counts "1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 10" the caregiver should:
- A.
Tell him he is wrong and do it again
- B.
Stop him and have him begin again
- C.
Count to 10 and ask him to repeat after you
- D.
Show him 10 items and have him count them
- 17.Gross motor development usually comes before:
- A.
Large muscle development
- B.
Fime motor development
- C.
Outdoor play activity
- D.
Indoor play activity
- 18.Skipping to music is a motor activity that could be first expected of children___years old
- A.
1
- B.
3
- C.
5
- D.
10
- 19.A caregivir directed fine motor activity suitable for three year old children includes:
- A.
Writing their names
- B.
Stringing beads
- C.
Roller skating
- D.
Coloring within the lines
- 20.Activities which encourage children to develop dailing living skills include all of the following EXCEPT:
- A.
Assisting with serving snack
- B.
Listening to a dentist demonstrate tooth brushing
- C.
Completing a button, zipper and buckle activity board
- D.
Completing a pattern design on a pegboard
- 21.Children can express their feelings by:
- A.
Listening to music
- B.
Participating in dramatic play
- C.
Hving a story read to them
- D.
Being involved in a table top activity/game
- 22.Children who receive love and affection from caregivers:
- A.
Have a more positive social and emotional development
- B.
Are more demanding for attention
- C.
May become spoiled
- D.
Will show no benefit over other children
- 23.Anger is a feeling which:
- A.
Cannot be controlled by the young child
- B.
Must be under control at all times
- C.
Can be redirected in an appropriate way
- D.
Should be reinforced
- 24.Children's separation anxieties should be:
- A.
Ignored
- B.
Discussed with a psychiatrist
- C.
Resolved quickly between parents and teachers
- D.
Considered common and will usually improve with time
- 25.If a child says, "not mashed potatoes again for lunch!" the caregiver could paraphrase and respond:
- A.
"oh, I know you'll really like them when you try them"
- B.
"you had hoped we would have something else for lunch."
- C.
"you really hate mashed potatoes, don't you?"
- D.
"I'm sorry we're serving mashed potatoes again"
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