Child Development I Unit 3 Test Chapters 8-10

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Which best describes the motor skill development of infants? Options: Infants develop the same motor skills at the same time., Infants develop rapidly and slowly in the same areas., Infants learn at the same rate, but the sequence of skills varies., Infants learn in the same sequence, but the rate varies.

Back

Infants learn in the same sequence, but the rate varies.

Front

Which of the following may cause failure to thrive? Baby is not given enough time for feeding, Inadequate breast milk, Disease that prevents nutrient absorption

Back

All the above

Front

How do infants physically develop? A. Head to toe and hands to feet, B. Toes to head and trunk to hands and feet, C. Head to toe and trunk to hands and feet, D. Trunk to toes and trunk to hands

Back

Head to toe and trunk to hands and feet

Front

Which statement would Piaget support? Children learn more by exploring on their own in a stimulating environment., Children learn more when adults sit down and teach them., Children learn the same amount, whether they explore on their own or are taught by adults., Children learn best when adults consistently push them to learn.

Back

Children learn more by exploring on their own in a stimulating environment.

Front

Which of the following best describes object permanence? A. Objects remain the same even if they seem different, B. Objects still exist even when they are no longer seen, felt, or heard, C. Objects have depth, D. Objects are arranged from simple to complex

Back

Objects still exist even when they are no longer seen, felt, or heard

Front

Social-emotional development includes which of the following? Disposition, Social interactions, Expression of feelings

Back

All the above

Front

Which of the following foods should a baby not eat? Nutrient dense foods, Homemade baby food, Small foods such as berries, Foods low in sodium and sugar

Back

Small foods such as berries

Front

Which of the following statements about the weaning process is true? Weaning is best done gradually, Weaning is an intellectual process, All babies should begin weaning at 9 months of age, Weaning is not necessary, babies will get all the nutrients they need from the bottle or breast no matter their age.

Back

Weaning is best done gradually

Front

In the first year, the baby gets longer because the legs grow.

Back

False

Front

Infant’s bones increase in length and number and ossify.

Back

False