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Child Growth and Development Quiz

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Which one of these is the basic need of all people according to Abraham Maslow, before anything else can be acheived:

A. Wifi

B. Self Actualization

C. Physiological Needs

D. Love & acceptance


A process that helps children learn what is acceptable behavior and what is not.

A. nutrition

B. discipline

C. punishment

D. employment


Fine motor skills use

A. small muscles like fingers

B. large muscles like legs


Learning to get along with others is what type of development?

A. Cognitive

B. Moral

C. Social

D. Physical


Putting a gate on stairs or locks on cabinets is an example of…

A. cognitive development

B. child proofing

C. punishment

D. moose


When a baby holds their head up before they can crawl is an example of which law of development?

A. Head to foot

B. Near to Far

C. Nose to Ear

D. Simple to Complex


A person who regularly looks after a child or a sick, elderly, or disabled person.

A. discipline

B. punishment

C. caregiver

D. developmental disability


running is a

A. fine motor skill

B. gross motor skill


Development of the body (walking, writing, throwing a ball)

A. physical

B. cognitive

C. social

D. emotional


A great rule for teaching 2-3 year olds about emotions is:

A. Have flexible limits, not hard rules

B. Don’t let them get away with anything

C. Allow them to have the most fun possible

D. Just be nice and they’ll get the hint


Tying shoes is a

A. fine motor skill

B. gross motor skill


This theorist studied the emotional development of man. His 8 theories include: Trust vs. Mistrust, and Autonomy vs. Doubt.

A. Erik Erikson

B. Arnold Gesell

C. Jean Piaget

D. Abraham Maslow


An example of gross motor skills is:

A. buttoning a shirt

B. jumping on a trampoline

C. eating cheerios

D. pushing a button


Moving the arm first and then the fingers is which law of growth and development?

A. Near to Far

B. Simple to complex

C. Head to foot

D. Fine motor skills


Children learning to problem solve is an example of…

A. Physical development

B. Intellectual development

C. Emotional development

D. Social development


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