Child Behavior and Care Quiz

Asking questions to prompt children to exhibit desired behavior is known as:

• Prompting

• Modeling

• Redirection

• Time-out

Emergency care or treatment given to people right after an accident is called:

• First aid

• Immunizations

• Socio-dramatic play

• Setting limits

A form of play involving role-playing is known as:

• Dramatic play

• Active-physical play

• Positive reinforcement

• Guidance

Injections or drops given to a person to provide protection against a certain disease are called:

• Immunizations

• Consequences

• Self-help features

• Prompting

The act of adults exhibiting behaviors in front of children, which the children then copy, is called:

• Modeling

• Redirection

• Setting limits

• Time-out

Play that helps children develop their large-muscle skills is known as:

• Active-physical play

• Imitative-imaginative play

• Manipulative-constructive play

• Socio-dramatic play

Rewarding positive behavior as a way to encourage children to repeat the behavior is called:

• Positive reinforcement

• Consistency

• Guidance

• Redirection

Enforcing rules the same way each time is known as:

• Consistency

• Prompting

• Time-out

• Setting limits

Focusing the child’s attention on something else by providing an appealing substitute is called:

• Redirection

• Guidance

• Modeling

• First aid

A stage of play in which several children imitate others and act out situations together is called:

• Socio-dramatic play

• Active-physical play

• Manipulative-constructive play

• Positive reinforcement