ELED - Chapter 4: TEST UPDATED ACTUAL Exam Questions
and CORRECT Answers
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A life-threatening condition that occurs when infants are vigorously shaken by the shoulders,
arms, or legs, is called: - (ANSWERS)*Shaken baby syndrome* %%%%%%
The average newborn triples his/her weight by: - (ANSWERS)*1 year*
The part of the brain which regulates emotions and plans activity is the: - (ANSWERS)*The
prefrontal cortex*
The ability to hold an object using fingers and palm is called: - (ANSWERS)*Palmer grasp*
_____ is the first breast milk produced during pregnancy and just after birth. -
(ANSWERS)*Colostrum*
Gross motor skills are: - (ANSWERS)*Large movements*
Babies are at higher risk for SIDS if they: - (ANSWERS)*Sleep covered with a blanket or quilt*
At birth, the human brain has: - (ANSWERS)*Billions of neurons*
Some parents fear that vaccines cause: - (ANSWERS)The disease they are supposed to protect
against*
The part of the brain that is last to mature is the: - (ANSWERS)*Prefrontal cortex*
Childhood vaccines protect against diseases such as: - (ANSWERS)A. Measles
B. Hepatitis B
C. Tetanus
D. All of the above
*D. All of the above*
Many children in the United States suffer from milk anemia which is a condition where milk
consumption leads to a lack of: - (ANSWERS)*Iron*
The brain develops extremely quickly in the first few years, but not all of this growth is
permanent. This rapid brain growth is called: - (ANSWERS)*Transient exuberance*
When infants turn their heads and suck in response to a touch on the cheek, they are
demonstrating the: - (ANSWERS)*Rooting reflex*
Voluntary movements involving the use of large muscle groups are referred to as: -
(ANSWERS)*Gross motor skills*
and CORRECT Answers
!@#$%%%%%
A life-threatening condition that occurs when infants are vigorously shaken by the shoulders,
arms, or legs, is called: - (ANSWERS)*Shaken baby syndrome* %%%%%%
The average newborn triples his/her weight by: - (ANSWERS)*1 year*
The part of the brain which regulates emotions and plans activity is the: - (ANSWERS)*The
prefrontal cortex*
The ability to hold an object using fingers and palm is called: - (ANSWERS)*Palmer grasp*
_____ is the first breast milk produced during pregnancy and just after birth. -
(ANSWERS)*Colostrum*
Gross motor skills are: - (ANSWERS)*Large movements*
Babies are at higher risk for SIDS if they: - (ANSWERS)*Sleep covered with a blanket or quilt*
At birth, the human brain has: - (ANSWERS)*Billions of neurons*
Some parents fear that vaccines cause: - (ANSWERS)The disease they are supposed to protect
against*
The part of the brain that is last to mature is the: - (ANSWERS)*Prefrontal cortex*
Childhood vaccines protect against diseases such as: - (ANSWERS)A. Measles
B. Hepatitis B
C. Tetanus
D. All of the above
*D. All of the above*
Many children in the United States suffer from milk anemia which is a condition where milk
consumption leads to a lack of: - (ANSWERS)*Iron*
The brain develops extremely quickly in the first few years, but not all of this growth is
permanent. This rapid brain growth is called: - (ANSWERS)*Transient exuberance*
When infants turn their heads and suck in response to a touch on the cheek, they are
demonstrating the: - (ANSWERS)*Rooting reflex*
Voluntary movements involving the use of large muscle groups are referred to as: -
(ANSWERS)*Gross motor skills*
