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1
What is the primary function of the brain's neural pathways?
A)To help the brain control body functions and thinking processes
B)To maintain emotional balance and develop an even temperament
C)To encourage interaction and socialization
D)To set a baby on the path to learning to read and write.
2
Which part of the brain controls posture?
A)Cerebellum
B)Cerebrum
C)Spinal cord
D)Thalamus
3
Which is the first step in the process of how neurons work?
A)The dendrites pass information to the body of the nerve cell.
B)Neurotransmitters are released by the axon.
C)Dendrites receive information from other nerve cells.
D)The nerve cell sends messages through axons.
4
What do increased numbers of dendrites in a child's brain indicate?
A)The child is over-stimulated.
B)Increased learning has taken place.
C)The child has a brain disorder.
D)The child is advanced for her age.
5
What is the primary function of myelin in the brain?
A)It cushions the brain, protecting it from outside injury.
B)It transmits signals to regulate body temperature.
C)It coats neurons in the brain, helping them to transmit signals.
D)It coats axons in the brain, helping them to transit signals.
6
Which is not one of the four signs of intellectual growth in babies?
A)Understanding cause and effect
B)Paying attention
C)Identifying colors
D)Remembering experiences
7
At what age does the average baby begin to make eye contact?
A)At birth
B)One to two months
C)Three to four months
D)There is no one typical milestone.
8
At what height should a mobile dangle over a young infant's crib?
A)12 inches from the baby's eyes
B)24 inches from the baby's eyes
C)Within grasping distance
D)Any distance will produce the same result.
9
Which is not one of Piaget's Four Periods of Learning?
A)Sensorimotor
B)Postoperational
C)Formal Operations
D)Preoperational
10
Which game helps teach the concept of object permanence?
A)Pat-a-cake
B)Songs with finger movements
C)Peek-a-boo
D)Tag
11
Hugging a child for mastering a news skill is an example of what?
A)Object permanence
B)Symbolic thinking
C)Positive feedback
D)Sensorimotor response
12
Which is not a benefit of using sign language with babies?
A)It teaches social skills.
B)It enhances speech skills.
C)It enhances language development.
D)It helps develop motor skills.
13
What is babbling?
A)When babies repeat certain sounds and syllables in preparation for speech.
B)When babies produce excess saliva as a result of teething.
C)When babies yell out of anger and frustration.
D)When babies talk in their sleep.
14
Which is not an appropriate toy for a five-month-old?
A)Crayons
B)A rattle
C)A stuffed bear
D)A teething ring
15
Which is not a benefit of using household items like bowls and spoons as toys?
A)Using these items instead of buying toys saves money.
B)There are so many things children can do with these items.
C)They help teach children how to get things for themselves.
D)They give children the chance to manipulate objects.





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