Question 1

Development is:

Accepted Answer

A)  An involuntary movement 
B)  A skill that must be completed 
C)  Changes in mental,emotional,and social function 
D)  The physical changes that can be measured and that occur in a steady,orderly manner 
A)  An involuntary movement 
B)  A skill that must be completed 
C)  Changes in mental,emotional,and social function 
D)  The physical changes that can be measured and that occur in a steady,orderly manner

Question 2

Newborns have certain reflexes.Which reflex guides the baby's mouth to the nipple?

Accepted Answer

A)  The sucking reflex 
B)  The rooting reflex 
C)  The Moro reflex 
D)  The grasp reflex 
A)  The sucking reflex 
B)  The rooting reflex 
C)  The Moro reflex 
D)  The grasp reflex

Question 3

Which is a principle of growth and development?

Accepted Answer

A)  The process starts at birth and continues until death. 
B)  The process proceeds from the simple to the complex. 
C)  The process occurs in a random order,without any particular pattern. 
D)  The rate of the process is even and at a set pace. 
A)  The process starts at birth and continues until death. 
B)  The process proceeds from the simple to the complex. 
C)  The process occurs in a random order,without any particular pattern. 
D)  The rate of the process is even and at a set pace.

Question 4

Which statement about growth and development is correct?

Accepted Answer

A)  Each stage has to be completed before the next stage can begin. 
B)  A stage can be skipped. 
C)  The process occurs in no certain direction: it can occur from head to foot or from foot to head. 
D)  Each stage has its own characteristics and developmental tasks. 
A)  Each stage has to be completed before the next stage can begin. 
B)  A stage can be skipped. 
C)  The process occurs in no certain direction: it can occur from head to foot or from foot to head. 
D)  Each stage has its own characteristics and developmental tasks.

Question 5

Infants have more skills at 6 months.They can:

Accepted Answer

A)  Change from lying to sitting and from sitting to lying positions 
B)  Sit for long periods 
C)  Hold small objects with the thumb and index finger 
D)  Bear weight when pulled into a standing position 
A)  Change from lying to sitting and from sitting to lying positions 
B)  Sit for long periods 
C)  Hold small objects with the thumb and index finger 
D)  Bear weight when pulled into a standing position

Question 6

The time when menstruation stops is called:

Accepted Answer

A)  Adolescence 
B)  Menarche 
C)  Menopause 
D)  Middle adulthood 
A)  Adolescence 
B)  Menarche 
C)  Menopause 
D)  Middle adulthood

Question 7

Boys reach puberty between the ages of:

Accepted Answer

A)  10 and 12 years 
B)  13 and 15 years 
C)  15 and 20 years 
D)  16 and 20 years 
A)  10 and 12 years 
B)  13 and 15 years 
C)  15 and 20 years 
D)  16 and 20 years

Question 8

Which is correct regarding teenagers?

Accepted Answer

A)  Teenagers maintain stable emotions. 
B)  Teenagers need guidance,discipline,and support from parents. 
C)  Teens usually are not involved in exploring their sexuality. 
D)  Adolescents begin to think about end of life. 
A)  Teenagers maintain stable emotions. 
B)  Teenagers need guidance,discipline,and support from parents. 
C)  Teens usually are not involved in exploring their sexuality. 
D)  Adolescents begin to think about end of life.

Question 9

The period when reproductive organs begin to function and the secondary sex characteristics appear is called:

Accepted Answer

A)  Pre-adolescence 
B)  Menarche 
C)  Teenage 
D)  Puberty 
A)  Pre-adolescence 
B)  Menarche 
C)  Teenage 
D)  Puberty

Question 10

The time between puberty and adulthood is:

Accepted Answer

A)  Menarche 
B)  Adolescence 
C)  Menopause 
D)  Middle adulthood 
A)  Menarche 
B)  Adolescence 
C)  Menopause 
D)  Middle adulthood

Question 11

School-age children are concerned about being well liked.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

The rate of growth and development is the same for each person.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Young adults need to cope with children leaving home and being in-laws and grandparents.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Which is a development task of adolescence?

Accepted Answer

A)  Accepting changes in the body and appearance 
B)  Accepting the parents' attitudes and values 
C)  Getting along with brothers and sisters 
D)  Choosing a career 
A)  Accepting changes in the body and appearance 
B)  Accepting the parents' attitudes and values 
C)  Getting along with brothers and sisters 
D)  Choosing a career

Question 15

Development tasks of the preschool child include which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A)  Tolerating separation from the primary caregiver 
B)  Learning gender appropriate behaviors and attitudes 
C)  Learning how to toilet train 
D)  Asserting independence 
A)  Tolerating separation from the primary caregiver 
B)  Learning gender appropriate behaviors and attitudes 
C)  Learning how to toilet train 
D)  Asserting independence

Question 16

When are solid foods given?

Accepted Answer

A)  At 4 to 6 months 
B)  At 9 months 
C)  At 10 to 11 months 
D)  At 1 year 
A)  At 4 to 6 months 
B)  At 9 months 
C)  At 10 to 11 months 
D)  At 1 year

Question 17

What signals the onset of puberty in boys?

Accepted Answer

A)  Menarche 
B)  Growth of facial hair 
C)  Ejaculation 
D)  Deepening of the voice 
A)  Menarche 
B)  Growth of facial hair 
C)  Ejaculation 
D)  Deepening of the voice

Question 18

Which is a developmental task of toddlerhood?

Accepted Answer

A)  Gaining control of bowel and bladder function 
B)  Becoming more dependent on the primary caregiver 
C)  Learning how to walk 
D)  Performing self-care 
A)  Gaining control of bowel and bladder function 
B)  Becoming more dependent on the primary caregiver 
C)  Learning how to walk 
D)  Performing self-care

Question 19

Girls reach puberty between the ages of:

Accepted Answer

A)  9 and 16 years 
B)  12 and 16 years 
C)  14 and 18 years 
D)  16 and 20 years 
A)  9 and 16 years 
B)  12 and 16 years 
C)  14 and 18 years 
D)  16 and 20 years

Question 20

What marks the onset of puberty in girls?

Accepted Answer

A)  Deepening of the voice 
B)  Increase in breast size 
C)  A growth spurt 
D)  Menarche 
A)  Deepening of the voice 
B)  Increase in breast size 
C)  A growth spurt 
D)  Menarche

Exam 11: Growth and Development

Development is:

Newborns have certain reflexes.Which reflex guides the baby's mouth to the nipple?

Which is a principle of growth and development?

Which statement about growth and development is correct?

Infants have more skills at 6 months.They can:

The time when menstruation stops is called:

Boys reach puberty between the ages of:

Which is correct regarding teenagers?

The period when reproductive organs begin to function and the secondary sex characteristics appear is called:

The time between puberty and adulthood is:

School-age children are concerned about being well liked.

The rate of growth and development is the same for each person.

Young adults need to cope with children leaving home and being in-laws and grandparents.

Which is a development task of adolescence?

Development tasks of the preschool child include which of the following?

When are solid foods given?

What signals the onset of puberty in boys?

Which is a developmental task of toddlerhood?

Girls reach puberty between the ages of:

What marks the onset of puberty in girls?

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