Lessons 4 & 5 Exam- Health, Safety, and
Nutrition Questions and Answers.
Which of the following toys may introduce a potential choking hazard? - Answer Balloons and
magnets
What tool is useful in helping teachers to plan a safe indoor classroom environment for young
children? - Answer A space use plan
Which of the following is not a routine that guides children during the school day? - Answer
Organizing the schedule around periods of active and quiet play
Local building code restrictions about the use of spaces for young children in group settings may
include which of the following? - Answer Basement spaces may not be used for children under
the age of 2.
Which of the following is a good strategy for managing the safety needs of children with special
needs or those who are learning English? - Answer Engaging with families to help teach
important classroom safety practices
Which of these is a safety hazard in the classroom? - Answer Electrical cords
Which of the following is an appropriate safety feature for children's spaces? - Answer Sturdy
furniture that's attached to the walls
All 50 states and the District of Columbia are directed by legislation to establish a child care
regulatory agency to - Answer establish standards, monitor programs, and enforce the
regulations.
Teacher Jan is helping a toddler place shape blocks into a puzzle. She looks up periodically to
scan the remainder of the room, make eye contact, and smile at other children who are playing.
She is likely doing which of the following? - Answer Maintaining attention for safe supervision
between the individual and the group
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs describes the basic needs of human development. The Hierarchy
emphasizes that - Answer a child's physical and emotional safety needs must be met before
children can grow, develop, and learn.
Which statement below best defines classroom routines? - Answer Developing rhythms,
patterns, and habits that are followed each day
Nutrition Questions and Answers.
Which of the following toys may introduce a potential choking hazard? - Answer Balloons and
magnets
What tool is useful in helping teachers to plan a safe indoor classroom environment for young
children? - Answer A space use plan
Which of the following is not a routine that guides children during the school day? - Answer
Organizing the schedule around periods of active and quiet play
Local building code restrictions about the use of spaces for young children in group settings may
include which of the following? - Answer Basement spaces may not be used for children under
the age of 2.
Which of the following is a good strategy for managing the safety needs of children with special
needs or those who are learning English? - Answer Engaging with families to help teach
important classroom safety practices
Which of these is a safety hazard in the classroom? - Answer Electrical cords
Which of the following is an appropriate safety feature for children's spaces? - Answer Sturdy
furniture that's attached to the walls
All 50 states and the District of Columbia are directed by legislation to establish a child care
regulatory agency to - Answer establish standards, monitor programs, and enforce the
regulations.
Teacher Jan is helping a toddler place shape blocks into a puzzle. She looks up periodically to
scan the remainder of the room, make eye contact, and smile at other children who are playing.
She is likely doing which of the following? - Answer Maintaining attention for safe supervision
between the individual and the group
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs describes the basic needs of human development. The Hierarchy
emphasizes that - Answer a child's physical and emotional safety needs must be met before
children can grow, develop, and learn.
Which statement below best defines classroom routines? - Answer Developing rhythms,
patterns, and habits that are followed each day
