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Quiz Part II

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
A  Zone of Proximal Development
B  Internalization
C  Mediation
D  processing efficiency
Question #3
A  putting together a jigsaw puzzle
B  undoing his clothes to go to the bathroom
C  fitting shaped blocks into matching shaped holes
D  throwing a ball to a friend so a friend can catch it
Question #4
A  Children are playing a common board game and keep coming up with different rules each turn
B  Kids are sharing legos, but building their structure
C  When 4-year old Anna uses Legos to build a play house, or puts a puzzle together
D  One child is playing alone and not playing with children around them
Question #5
A  Children are playing a common board game and keep coming up with different rules each turn
B  One child is playing alone and not playing with children around them
C  When 4-year old Anna uses Legos to build a play house, or puts a puzzle together
D  Kids are sharing legos, but building their structure
Question #6
A  Children are playing a common board game and keep coming up with different rules each turn
B  When 4-year old Anna uses Legos to build a play house, or puts a puzzle together
C  Kids are sharing legos, but building their structure
D  One child is playing alone and not playing with children around them
Question #7
A  Kids are sharing legos, but building their structure
B  When 4-year old Anna uses Legos to build a play house, or puts a puzzle together
C  Children are playing a common board game and keep coming up with different rules each turn
D  One child is playing alone and not playing with children around them
Question #9
A  a child is able to use his/her imagination
B  a child is able to use organized, formal, logical mental processes
C  a child is able to use a mental symbol, a word, or object to stand for or represent something that is not physically present
Question #12
A  disorganized attachment
B  social referencing
C  self awareness
D  synchrony
Question #13
A  babies get upset with a still fact and show signs of distress
B  all babies suffer from seperation anxiety
C  babies don’t seem to really care if you look at them or not
D  babies only want mommy to hold them
Question #15
A  Activity level of a toddler
B  The effects of playing with toys in day care
C  Attachment
D  Temperament
Question #16
A  anxiety
B  fear of the cloth mother
C  indifference to the cloth mother.
D  a sense of security in the cloth mother’s presence.
Question #17
A  language development results from the interaction of biological and social factors and that social interaction is required.
B  An arbitrary system of symbols (words) that is rule-governed and allows communication about things that are distant in time or space
C  Involves repetition of certain syllables, such as ba-ba-ba, that begins when babies are between 6 and 9 months old
Question #18
A  sensory, operational, conditioning, development
B  Input, processor, storage, output
C  bouncing ball, reading, talking words, turning the page
D  listening, understanding, reading, talking
Question #20
A  Babies are aware of the relationship between mouth movements and sound
B  At When babies babbling, they begin to imitate the accent and cadence of the caregivers language
C  Babies don’t like languages they have never heard before
D  Infants are aware of speech patterns before they begin to speak themselves
Question #22
A  Is related to better social and emotional functioning
B  Has a balance of nutrition of fat & protein, that adjust to the age of he baby
C  A complex health issue when a child is above the normal or healthy weight for their age and height
D  The tendency for children to be severly underweight for their age as a result of malnutrition
E  A government program to have half of your plate fruits and vegetable other half grains and proteins
Question #23
A  Is related to better social and emotional functioning
B  Has a balance of nutrition of fat & protein, that adjust to the age of he baby
C  A complex health issue when a child is above the normal or healthy weight for their age and height
D  A government program to have half of your plate fruits and vegetable other half grains and proteins
E  The tendency for children to be severly underweight for their age as a result of malnutrition
Question #24
A  The tendency for children to be severly underweight for their age as a result of malnutrition
B  Is related to better social and emotional functioning
C  A complex health issue when a child is above the normal or healthy weight for their age and height
D  A government program to have half of your plate fruits and vegetable other half grains and proteins
E  Has a balance of nutrition of fat & protein, that adjust to the age of he baby
Question #25
A  Is related to better social and emotional functioning
B  A government program to have half of your plate fruits and vegetable other half grains and proteins
C  A complex health issue when a child is above the normal or healthy weight for their age and height
D  Has a balance of nutrition of fat & protein, that adjust to the age of he baby
E  The tendency for children to be severly underweight for their age as a result of malnutrition
Question #26
A  A complex health issue when a child is above the normal or healthy weight for their age and height
B  Has a balance of nutrition of fat & protein, that adjust to the age of he baby
C  Is related to better social and emotional functioning
D  The tendency for children to be severly underweight for their age as a result of malnutrition
E  A government program to have half of your plate fruits and vegetable other half grains and proteins
Question #28
A  gross motor development.
B  primitive relfexes
C  locomotor reflexes
D  fine motor development
Question #29
A  It connects the brain to the spinal cord
B  A form of neuron maturation in which the fatty insulation grows around the axons
C  This is what happens as a result of Shaken Baby Syndrom
D  The process by which the neurons die
Question #30
A  The weight of the baby is only slightly more than it was at birl
B  Toddlers don’t like knowing how their weight
C  The weight is somewhere around 25 to 30 pounds
D  The toddler’s weight dramatically increase the first 4 months of life
Question #31
A  locomotor reflexes
B  primitive reflexes
C  gross motor development.
D  fine motor development
Question #33
A  7 1/2 pounds
B  12 pounds
C  5 pounds
D  9 1/2 pounds