Unit 1 Practice Quiz 2

During early childhood, which of the following is a key aspect of language development?

• Understanding abstract concepts

• Expansion of vocabulary and sentence structure

• Mastery of complex grammar rules

• Development of formal writing skills

Which type of play involves children playing next to each other but not directly with each other?

• Cooperative Play

• Associative Play

• Parallel Play

• Solitary Play

In middle childhood, what is a significant change in cognitive development?

• Development of abstract thinking

• Improvement in memory and attention

• Mastery of calculus

• Understanding of philosophical concepts

What is a characteristic of fine motor skill development in early childhood?

• Running and jumping

• Drawing and using utensils

• Climbing and balancing

• Playing team sports

Which of the following describes Vygotsky’s concept of private speech?

• Children talking to themselves to guide behavior and problem-solving

• Children engaging in silent reading

• Children communicating with peers in a group setting

• Children listening to instructions from adults

What is a key aspect of social development during early childhood?

• Mastery of algebra

• Development of empathy

• Understanding of political systems

• Ability to live independently

Which of the following is a characteristic of Kohlberg’s Preconventional Level of moral development?

• Understanding societal laws

• Obedience and punishment orientation

• Development of personal ethics

• Engagement in community service

During middle childhood, what is a common physical development pattern?

• Rapid growth in height and weight

• Steady growth in height and weight

• No significant changes in physical development

• Decrease in physical activity

What is an example of associative play in early childhood?

• Children playing alone with toys

• Children sharing toys and engaging in simple group activities

• Children working together to build a structure

• Children watching a movie together

Which of the following best describes the role of caregivers in supporting emotional regulation in early childhood?

• Ignoring emotional outbursts

• Providing consistent guidance and support

• Allowing children to manage emotions independently

• Discouraging any expression of emotions