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ASSIGNMENT 3 QUIZ ANSWERS DUE 29 AUGUST 2025

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CDE3701-25-Y Welcome Message Assessment 3


QUIZ




Started on Tuesday, 18 March 2025, 7:25 PM
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Completed on Friday, 29 August 2025, 7:42 PM
Time taken 164 days
Grade 85.00 out of 100.00


Question 1

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Imagination fosters cognitive and social development by allowing children to explore various__________.


a. theories

b. outcomes

c. scenarios 

d. facts

e. questions




The correct answer is: scenarios




Question 2

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Which of the following is a key feature of Stage 6 of Kohlberg’s moral development theory, “Universal Principles”?


a. Moral reasoning is based on universal ethical principles like justice and equality. 

b. Individuals are motivated by a desire to maintain social order.

c. Children focus on the consequences of their actions for themselves.

d. Right and wrong are determined by obedience to authority figures.

e. Moral decisions are guided solely by social expectations.




The correct answer is: Moral reasoning is based on universal ethical principles like justice and equality.

,Question 3

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In the concrete operational stage (ages 7 to 11), children’s thinking becomes more advanced, but is still limited to__________,
tangible objects.


a. abstract

b. real 

c. hypothetical

d. theoretical

e. emotional




The correct answer is: real




Question 4

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Which of the following strategies is recommended to promote a sense of belonging in the classroom?


a. Avoiding interaction with learners outside of class hours

b. Ignoring learners’ emotional needs

c. Prioritising high-quality teacher-learner relationships 

d. Focusing only on academic results

e. Strictly adhering to a rigid curriculum




The correct answer is: Prioritising high-quality teacher-learner relationships

,Question 5

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One of the key ways to foster creativity in children is by giving them the opportunity to make their own__________in creative
activities.


a. decisions

b. mistakes

c. choices 

d. suggestions

e. comments




The correct answer is: choices




Question 6

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Creative development is the process of developing creative abilities through__________, exploration and expression.


a. memorisation

b. play 

c. testing

d. instruction

e. repetition




The correct answer is: play




Question 7

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Kohlberg’s theory suggests that moral development is__________.


a. a hierarchical process that develops in stages 

b. random and not universal across cultures

c. dependent on the child’s emotional development

d. fixed once a child reaches adolescence

e. primarily determined by a child’s environment




The correct answer is: a hierarchical process that develops in stages

, Question 8

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In Piaget’s theory, when children begin to understand that rules are not fixed and are made for human needs, they are
transitioning to which stage?


a. Autonomous morality 

b. Pre-moral stage

c. Heteronomous morality

d. Moral realism

e. Cognitive development




The correct answer is: Autonomous morality




Question 9

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At what age do children typically begin to show moral reasoning according to Piaget?


a. 5 to 9 years 

b. 9 to 12 years

c. 3 to 5 years

d. 12 to 15 years

e. 15 to 18 years




The correct answer is: 5 to 9 years

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