1. which of the following child care center policies would be most effective in infants and toddlers resolve the trust vs. mistrust crisis? (1 point)
a. follow a new routine every day so the children do not become bored.
b. rotate teachers among the children frequently to stimulate interest in learning.
c. establish continuity of care by assigning teachers to children.
d. make sure each child is able to spend several hours alone each day.
2. solitary play is characteristic of year-old children. (1 point)
a. 2- to 2½-
b. 2½- to 3½-
c. 3½- to 4½-
d.4½- to 5½-
3. teaching infants and toddlers requires more than teaching preschoolers and school aged children. (1 point)
a. emotional investment
b. physical care
c. specialized training
d. lesson planning
4. which of the following is an example of telegraphic speech? (1 point)
a. “more.”
b. “no eat.”
c. “daddy wants lunch.”
d. “i don't want that.”
5. which of the following statements best describes the role of assessment in teaching infants and toddlers? (1 point)
a. assessment is not an appropriate activity for teaching infants and toddlers.
b. initial screenings with parents represent the full extent of assessment for infants and toddlers.
c. there is no reliable way to access the cognitive development of infants and toddlers.
d. recording developmental milestones is an effective assessment method for infants and toddlers.
6. children typically speak their first words between months of age. (1 point)
a. 6 and 12
b. 12 and 18
c. 24 and 30
d. 30 and 36
7. which of the following activities is typical of the cognitive development levels of infants and toddlers? (1 point)
a. pretending that a black is a truck
b. repeatedly dropping a block to see what happens
c. cooperating with peers to build a block tower
d. counting the total number of blocks in a tower
8. right- or left handedness typically emerges by age (1 point)
a. one.
b. two.
c. three.
d. four.
9. are typically associated with the reflexive phrase of motor development. (1 point)
a. infants
b. toddlers
c. preschool-age children
d. primary-age children
10. one-year-old sam is able to stand and speak he is in the phrase of motor development. (1 point)
a. reflective
b. rudimentary
c. fundamental
d. specialized