2025 Florida Certification test practice
(CPI) Exam Questions with Solved
Solutions.
What is the order of the legal hierarchy for child protection? - Answer United States
Constitution, federal statutes, state statutes, administrative codes, the Florida rules of juvenile
procedure, and operating produces.
This statute focuses on what states are required to do ( as opposed to what parents, children,
and you must do). Failure to follow federal law often results in loss federal funding - Answer
Federal Statutes
This governs how attorneys within DCF'S children's legal services operate and guide attorneys
on courtroom procedures in dependency cases - Answer The Florida rules of juvenile
procedure
This statute establishes producers for all stated when placing children across state lines -
Answer interstate compact placement of children
Indian Child Welfare Act (1978) protects native American heritage under federal law - Answer
True
Findings of "clear and convincing" is the legal standard when dealing with Indian child welfare
act. - Answer True
When a preponderance of credible evidence results in findings of harm from abuse,
abandonment or neglect which finding is entered into FSFN - Answer Verified
Florida Statute 39 states that children should be protected from - Answer Abandonment,
abuse, exploitation, and neglect
Which of the following is not a maltreatment? - Answer Educational neglect
, The four ages and stages of child development are - Answer Birth to 3, pre-school, school age,
adolescence
What standard of proof is needed at the shelter hearing? - Answer Probable Cause
When working with a family who has agreed to get help on a voluntary basis, instead of taking
the family to court is consider - Answer Least Intrusive
______ requires a child welfare professional, before a child is removed from the home, to
exercise all reasonable actions to present that removal from occurring - Answer Reasonable
Efforts
This tern is used for temporary removal - Answer Shelter
One purpose as a child welfare system is to identify whether a child is in danger and at risk of
future harm - Answer True
Which one of these is not one of the four core principles mandated by Florida Statute 39.001
that the child welfare system operates from: - Answer The prevention and safety is about the
family
what provides information about the maltreatment, the circumstances surrounding the
maltreatment, child functioning, adult functioning, and family approach to parenting and
discipline - Answer Family Functioning Assessment FFA
A maltreatment is defined as a behavior that is harmful and destructive to a child's cognitive,
social, emotional or physical development - Answer True
If the guidance counselor has never met with Sam but has "no concern". Is this a sufficient
collateral - Answer NO
Chronic neglect is during times of crises and the parent caregiver has the ability to cope but is
temporarily overwhelmed - Answer False
What maltreatment does not fall under the category of neglect - Answer None of the above
(CPI) Exam Questions with Solved
Solutions.
What is the order of the legal hierarchy for child protection? - Answer United States
Constitution, federal statutes, state statutes, administrative codes, the Florida rules of juvenile
procedure, and operating produces.
This statute focuses on what states are required to do ( as opposed to what parents, children,
and you must do). Failure to follow federal law often results in loss federal funding - Answer
Federal Statutes
This governs how attorneys within DCF'S children's legal services operate and guide attorneys
on courtroom procedures in dependency cases - Answer The Florida rules of juvenile
procedure
This statute establishes producers for all stated when placing children across state lines -
Answer interstate compact placement of children
Indian Child Welfare Act (1978) protects native American heritage under federal law - Answer
True
Findings of "clear and convincing" is the legal standard when dealing with Indian child welfare
act. - Answer True
When a preponderance of credible evidence results in findings of harm from abuse,
abandonment or neglect which finding is entered into FSFN - Answer Verified
Florida Statute 39 states that children should be protected from - Answer Abandonment,
abuse, exploitation, and neglect
Which of the following is not a maltreatment? - Answer Educational neglect
, The four ages and stages of child development are - Answer Birth to 3, pre-school, school age,
adolescence
What standard of proof is needed at the shelter hearing? - Answer Probable Cause
When working with a family who has agreed to get help on a voluntary basis, instead of taking
the family to court is consider - Answer Least Intrusive
______ requires a child welfare professional, before a child is removed from the home, to
exercise all reasonable actions to present that removal from occurring - Answer Reasonable
Efforts
This tern is used for temporary removal - Answer Shelter
One purpose as a child welfare system is to identify whether a child is in danger and at risk of
future harm - Answer True
Which one of these is not one of the four core principles mandated by Florida Statute 39.001
that the child welfare system operates from: - Answer The prevention and safety is about the
family
what provides information about the maltreatment, the circumstances surrounding the
maltreatment, child functioning, adult functioning, and family approach to parenting and
discipline - Answer Family Functioning Assessment FFA
A maltreatment is defined as a behavior that is harmful and destructive to a child's cognitive,
social, emotional or physical development - Answer True
If the guidance counselor has never met with Sam but has "no concern". Is this a sufficient
collateral - Answer NO
Chronic neglect is during times of crises and the parent caregiver has the ability to cope but is
temporarily overwhelmed - Answer False
What maltreatment does not fall under the category of neglect - Answer None of the above
