Understanding Cognitive Development Stages

At what age do children typically start recognising familiar faces and voices?

• From 1 month

• From 3 months

• From 6 months

• From 9 months

Which cognitive skill is typically developed between 1−2 years?

• Completes a three-piece puzzle

• Recognises and writes own name

• Understands simple instructions, such as ‘come’

• Can read and write

At what age can children typically complete a 20-piece jigsaw puzzle?

• 2−3 years

• 3−4 years

• 4−5 years

• 5−6 years

Which of the following skills is typically developed by children aged 6−7 years?

• Can manage simple calculations using objects

• Can predict what might happen next in a story

• Can point to half and whole objects

• Can play a board game involving simple rules

At what age do children typically start to enjoy simple jokes?

• 3−4 years

• 4−5 years

• 5−6 years

• 6−7 years

Which cognitive skill is typically developed between 7−11 years?

• Can read and write

• Can talk about hypothetical events

• Can manage simple calculations without the use of concrete objects

• Can argue using some logic

At what age do children typically start to develop the ability to analyse texts and abstract problems?

• 6−7 years

• 7−11 years

• 11−16 years

• 16+ years

Which of the following is a cognitive skill typically developed by children aged 3−4 years?

• Matches three colours

• Tells if an object is light or heavy

• Recognises and writes own name

• Can play a board game involving simple rules

At what age do children typically start to understand and make simple jokes?

• 4−5 years

• 5−6 years

• 6−7 years

• 7−11 years

Which cognitive skill is typically developed between 2−3 years?

• Copies a circle

• Points to parts of the body

• Matches objects one-to-one

• Can manage simple calculations using objects