Question 1

Which of the following is a helpful nap guideline?

Accepted Answer

A)  Children should move directly from playing outdoors to taking a nap. 
B)  Children should follow a prenap routine each day before taking a nap. 
C)  Cots should be placed close together when taking a nap. 
D)  Teachers should avoid touching children who are taking a nap. 
A)  Children should move directly from playing outdoors to taking a nap. 
B)  Children should follow a prenap routine each day before taking a nap. 
C)  Cots should be placed close together when taking a nap. 
D)  Teachers should avoid touching children who are taking a nap.

Question 2

Infants up to 4 to 6 months of age can obtain all of their nutrient needs from ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  water 
B)  rice cereal 
C)  milk 
D)  applesauce 
A)  water 
B)  rice cereal 
C)  milk 
D)  applesauce

Question 3

Which of the following is an accurate example of a cycle menu?

Accepted Answer

A)  It could contain four weekly menus for a period of three months. 
B)  It could contain two weekly menus for a period of six months. 
C)  It could contain three weekly menus for a period of twelve months. 
D)  It could contain one weekly menu for a period of two months. 
A)  It could contain four weekly menus for a period of three months. 
B)  It could contain two weekly menus for a period of six months. 
C)  It could contain three weekly menus for a period of twelve months. 
D)  It could contain one weekly menu for a period of two months.

Question 4

Three-year-old Betty takes a nap of 1 hour each day at her day care center, but she has difficulty falling asleep at night at home. Despite this, the teacher should maintain the same nap schedule for Betty.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Which example is a realistic expectation of preschoolers?

Accepted Answer

A)  waiting in the lunch line for 5 minutes 
B)  walking instead of running during outdoor activities 
C)  needing to wash hands without waiting 
D)  keeping quiet for 20 minutes during a presentation 
A)  waiting in the lunch line for 5 minutes 
B)  walking instead of running during outdoor activities 
C)  needing to wash hands without waiting 
D)  keeping quiet for 20 minutes during a presentation

Question 6

A teacher should provide young children with ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  guidelines instead of rules 
B)  at least 20 rules 
C)  an extensive list of rules 
D)  a few simple, established rules 
A)  guidelines instead of rules 
B)  at least 20 rules 
C)  an extensive list of rules 
D)  a few simple, established rules

Question 7

A well-planned day can fall apart if no thought is given to transitions between activities.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Which program covers women during pregnancy and while breastfeeding?

Accepted Answer

A)  SNAP 
B)  WIC 
C)  ASSP 
D)  CACFP 
A)  SNAP 
B)  WIC 
C)  ASSP 
D)  CACFP

Question 9

Why does show-and-tell need to be carefully planned?

Accepted Answer

Young children have a limited attention

Question 10

Review the major concerns families have about their children at day care centers and how to deal with these concerns

Accepted Answer

Families are often concerned that their

Question 11

Explain an effective way to handle cleanup time for young children.

Accepted Answer

Cleanup should be orderly and well-thoug

Question 12

Which example is the best way for a teacher to reinforce appropriate behavior of young children?

Accepted Answer

A)  A teacher promises extra treats for the children who are paying attention. 
B)  A teacher waits patiently as children gradually stop running around and shouting indoors. 
C)  A teacher publicly praises the first child who starts to listen attentively to a story. 
D)  A teacher smiles at children as they begin to quiet down. 
A)  A teacher promises extra treats for the children who are paying attention. 
B)  A teacher waits patiently as children gradually stop running around and shouting indoors. 
C)  A teacher publicly praises the first child who starts to listen attentively to a story. 
D)  A teacher smiles at children as they begin to quiet down.

Question 13

What are three effective guidelines for setting up rules in the classroom?

Accepted Answer

First, teachers should established a few

Question 14

Which of the following is the best preparation for a planned unusual event for young children?

Accepted Answer

A)  Be vague about the details of the event. 
B)  Let the children know at least 3 months in advance about the event. 
C)  Tell the children in detail what will happen at the event. 
D)  Inform the children the day before the event that it will happen. 
A)  Be vague about the details of the event. 
B)  Let the children know at least 3 months in advance about the event. 
C)  Tell the children in detail what will happen at the event. 
D)  Inform the children the day before the event that it will happen.

Question 15

Which example would most likely help a new child adjust to preschool?

Accepted Answer

A)  A child has her favorite stuffed animal at school. 
B)  A child starts the school year with ten other new children. 
C)  A child says good-bye to a parent at a different spot each day. 
D)  A child is encouraged to join an activity without being shown around the facility. 
A)  A child has her favorite stuffed animal at school. 
B)  A child starts the school year with ten other new children. 
C)  A child says good-bye to a parent at a different spot each day. 
D)  A child is encouraged to join an activity without being shown around the facility.

Question 16

Which example shows the best way to handle transition time with five-year-olds?

Accepted Answer

A)  Ring a bell five minutes before every transition. 
B)  Loudly announce "transition" when this time starts. 
C)  Use a different cue for transition time each day. 
D)  Clap your hands one minute before every transition. 
A)  Ring a bell five minutes before every transition. 
B)  Loudly announce "transition" when this time starts. 
C)  Use a different cue for transition time each day. 
D)  Clap your hands one minute before every transition.

Question 17

A teacher expects kindergarteners to listen attentively to a story that is 30 minutes long. Based on this example, the teacher has ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  negative expectations 
B)  well-aligned expectations 
C)  under-expectation 
D)  over-expectations 
A)  negative expectations 
B)  well-aligned expectations 
C)  under-expectation 
D)  over-expectations

Question 18

According to MyPlate, half of a meal should consist of ______.

Accepted Answer

A)  grains 
B)  meat and fish 
C)  low-fat milk 
D)  fruits and vegetables 
A)  grains 
B)  meat and fish 
C)  low-fat milk 
D)  fruits and vegetables

Question 19

Which strategy is the best for dealing with older children who do not need a nap?

Accepted Answer

A)  Place them apart from children taking a nap. 
B)  Place them in the same group as children taking a nap. 
C)  Have them spend time playing outdoors. 
D)  Have them spend time doing an indoor physical activity. 
A)  Place them apart from children taking a nap. 
B)  Place them in the same group as children taking a nap. 
C)  Have them spend time playing outdoors. 
D)  Have them spend time doing an indoor physical activity.

Question 20

As a teacher drives four 5-year-olds to a park, two children in the back seat begin to fight. Which of the following is the best way to handle this situation?

Accepted Answer

A)  Keep driving the car while shouting at the fighting children to stop their disruptive behavior. 
B)  Pull the car to the side of the road and tell the children that the trip will go on when everyone follows the rules. 
C)  Keep driving the car while telling the children that you will turn back to the school if they continue to disobey the rules. 
D)  Pull the car to the side of the road and shout at the fighting children to stop their disruptive behavior. 
A)  Keep driving the car while shouting at the fighting children to stop their disruptive behavior. 
B)  Pull the car to the side of the road and tell the children that the trip will go on when everyone follows the rules. 
C)  Keep driving the car while telling the children that you will turn back to the school if they continue to disobey the rules. 
D)  Pull the car to the side of the road and shout at the fighting children to stop their disruptive behavior.

Which of the following is a helpful nap guideline?

Infants up to 4 to 6 months of age can obtain all of their nutrient needs from ______.

Which of the following is an accurate example of a cycle menu?

Three-year-old Betty takes a nap of 1 hour each day at her day care center, but she has difficulty falling asleep at night at home. Despite this, the teacher should maintain the same nap schedule for Betty.

Which example is a realistic expectation of preschoolers?

A teacher should provide young children with ______.

A well-planned day can fall apart if no thought is given to transitions between activities.

Which program covers women during pregnancy and while breastfeeding?

Why does show-and-tell need to be carefully planned?

Review the major concerns families have about their children at day care centers and how to deal with these concerns

Explain an effective way to handle cleanup time for young children.

Which example is the best way for a teacher to reinforce appropriate behavior of young children?

What are three effective guidelines for setting up rules in the classroom?

Which of the following is the best preparation for a planned unusual event for young children?

Which example would most likely help a new child adjust to preschool?

Which example shows the best way to handle transition time with five-year-olds?

A teacher expects kindergarteners to listen attentively to a story that is 30 minutes long. Based on this example, the teacher has ______.

According to MyPlate, half of a meal should consist of ______.

Which strategy is the best for dealing with older children who do not need a nap?

As a teacher drives four 5-year-olds to a park, two children in the back seat begin to fight. Which of the following is the best way to handle this situation?

The Scope of and Need for Early Childhood Education

The Children

The Families

The Teachers and Caregivers

Rationale Supporting Early Childhood Education

Accountability, Standards, and Assessment

Helping Children Cope With Stress

The Physical Environment

Scheduling and Curriculum Planning

Creative Development Through the Curriculum

Physical Development Through the Curriculum

Cognitive Development Through the Curriculum

Language Development Through the Curriculum

Social-Emotional Development Through the Curriculum

Guiding Social Behaviors

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Exam 15: Guiding Routines and Group Activities

Which of the following is a helpful nap guideline?

Infants up to 4 to 6 months of age can obtain all of their nutrient needs from ______.

Which of the following is an accurate example of a cycle menu?

Three-year-old Betty takes a nap of 1 hour each day at her day care center, but she has difficulty falling asleep at night at home. Despite this, the teacher should maintain the same nap schedule for Betty.

Which example is a realistic expectation of preschoolers?

A teacher should provide young children with ______.

A well-planned day can fall apart if no thought is given to transitions between activities.

Which program covers women during pregnancy and while breastfeeding?

Why does show-and-tell need to be carefully planned?

Review the major concerns families have about their children at day care centers and how to deal with these concerns

Explain an effective way to handle cleanup time for young children.

Which example is the best way for a teacher to reinforce appropriate behavior of young children?

What are three effective guidelines for setting up rules in the classroom?

Which of the following is the best preparation for a planned unusual event for young children?

Which example would most likely help a new child adjust to preschool?

Which example shows the best way to handle transition time with five-year-olds?

A teacher expects kindergarteners to listen attentively to a story that is 30 minutes long. Based on this example, the teacher has ______.

According to MyPlate, half of a meal should consist of ______.

Which strategy is the best for dealing with older children who do not need a nap?

As a teacher drives four 5-year-olds to a park, two children in the back seat begin to fight. Which of the following is the best way to handle this situation?

The Scope of and Need for Early Childhood Education

The Children

The Families

The Teachers and Caregivers

Rationale Supporting Early Childhood Education

Accountability, Standards, and Assessment

Helping Children Cope With Stress

The Physical Environment

Scheduling and Curriculum Planning

Creative Development Through the Curriculum

Physical Development Through the Curriculum

Cognitive Development Through the Curriculum

Language Development Through the Curriculum

Social-Emotional Development Through the Curriculum

Guiding Social Behaviors

Filters