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1.The lead teacher is setting up a new classroom; the first aid
kit should be kept:
A. Out of reach of children
B. In an easily accessible location, clearly marked, and out of
reach of children
C. In a restroom
D. In a drawer far from where the children will be playing:
Answer in an easily accessible location, clearly marked, and out of
reach of children
2.When licensing arrives for inspection the Fire-exit information
should be:
A. in written form
B. kept in a file labeled "Emergency Procedures
C. in both written and pictorial form, posted near the exits
D. in pictorial form:
Answer in both written and pictorial form, posted near the exits
3.Frequent hand washing is important because:
A. children need to keep hands clean
B. it keeps germs from spreading
,C. it is a positive social skill
D. it is a law:
Answer it keeps germs from spreading
4.You are planning a weekly menu; choose the most healthy
snack for young children:
A. saltine crackers and milk
B. orange juice and carrot sticks
C. oatmeal cookie and milk
D. Apple slices, peanut butter, and milk:
Answer Apple slices, peanut butter, and milk
5.You have just finished reading a story and want to extend
the vocabulary and conversation; An open-ended question
has:
A. 1 right answer
B. no right or wrong answer
C. 2 answers
D. a commonly repeated answer:
Answer no right or wrong answer
6.The amount of adult supervision that is need depends on:
A. the number of children in the group
B. the activity
C. the the developmental needs of children who are present
, D. All of the above:
Answer all of the above
7.Children should be provided with these items for washing their
hands:
A. cold water, bar soap, and paper towels
B. hot water, liquid soap, and a cloth towel
C. warm water, liquid soap, and paper towels
D. water and paper towels:
Answer warm water, liquid soap, and paper towels
8.Which type of personal item is the healthiest for children to
share during choice activities?
A. hats
B. combs
C. play jewelry
D. swimming suits:
Answer C. play jewelry
9.An example of a positive nonverbal communication:
A. a smile
B. saying "Good Morning"
C. ignoring a child's actions
D. moving away from the child:
Answer a smile