Hortatory Quiz I

What is the main purpose of the text?

• A. To promote the benefits of technology for children.

• B. To explain the dangers of physical activities for children.

• C. To encourage parents to limit screen time for children.

• D. To discuss the latest advancements in digital devices.

• E. To describe how children can use screens for learning.

According to the text, what physical health problem is associated with excessive screen time?

• A. Improved cardiovascular health.

• B. Increased risk of obesity.

• C. Enhanced musculoskeletal strength.

• D. Faster cognitive development.

• E. Greater immunity to illnesses.

How does excessive screen time affect children's mental health?

• A. It improves their sleep quality.

• B. It reduces social skills and increases anxiety.

• C. It promotes better emotional well-being.

• D. It enhances their academic performance.

• E. It makes them more focused on tasks.

What is one way to reduce the negative effects of screen time on cognitive development?

• A. Encouraging children to play more video games.

• B. Increasing the number of screens at home.

• C. Promoting activities like reading and problem-solving games.

• D. Allowing children unlimited screen time on weekends.

• E. Replacing screen time with additional school hours.

What does the American Academy of Pediatrics recommend for children aged 2 to 5?

• A. No more than 4 hours of screen time per day.

• B. At least 3 hours of outdoor activities daily.

• C. Unlimited screen time under parental supervision.

• D. No more than 1 to 2 hours of screen time per day.

• E. Avoiding the use of digital devices completely.

Excessive screen time can increase the risk of obesity in children.

• True

• False

The text suggests that screen time has no impact on children's cognitive abilities.

• True

• False

Encouraging face-to-face interactions can improve children's social skills.

• True

• False

Reading and creative play are recommended as alternatives to screen time.

• True

• False

The text claims that technology has no benefits for children.

• True

• False