Child Growth and Development Module 3: Influences Affecting Child Growth and Development exam with 100% correct answers

Kierra has learned how to scribble with a crayon from her big sister. She can stand on her tiptoes. When she starts to sing the "ABC" song, she usually winds up with lines from "Twinkle -twinkle Little Star." She has become pretty good at following simple instructions. She gets frustrated when she has trouble doing something. Only about half of what she says is understandable by strangers and many of her words are a mixture of Spanish and English. correct answersBilingual Temperament Julie doesn't sleep at nap time anymore. She is very friendly and adores her older sister. She likes playing with dolls and changing their clothes. She has started to admonish the younger children, reminding them of"the rules". She does not reliably count to ten, getting scrambled with random "teens". correct answersolder sister temperament Teddy can stand and can walk while holding onto an adult's fingers. He recognizes and responds to his own name about half of the time, but cannot hear well, He can babble, but hasn't yet said his first really intelligible word. He gets very focused when he pays with blocks and cups. He is still drinking from a bottle, and doesn't yet have the hang of a sippy-cup. correct answersStill using bottle, is in child care, poor hearing, poor speech, good focus. Tina will look at you when you talk to her, and she can ask for something by pointing and saying "please." She has a vocabulary of about 12 words that are clearly understandable. She gets anxious for a little while when one of her parents drops her off in the morning. She gets frequent stomachaches. She can pull herself up on furniture and can take a step or two before sitting down. She can pull off her hat, but not her socks. correct answersanxious/stomachache large vocabulary Vaughn has a large vocabulary and talks almost non-stop. He really enjoys being your "helper." He asks a lot of questions. He likes to play tag, but changes the rules on the spot to his own advantage. He can write his name, but uses a lot of space. He can remove his own clothes and put on his pajamas. He can