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Udap practice test Questions With Verified
Answers
What is the goal of a developmentally appropriate practice (DAP) for young children? -
answer✔to ensure activities are right for the age and stage of each child
research has shown that children who participate in quality preschools - answer✔are less likely
to go on welfare
creative curriculum, founded by diana twister dodge in 1988 - answer✔describes how to plan a
classroom based on the ten interest areas
sally just turned three. she is a very friendly and happy girl. she likes making toys. she makes
cake from sand and water. according to jean piaget's cognitive development theory, which one of
the following best describes sally's stage? - answer✔preoperational
what are some ways to develop self-control in children? - answer✔model your own self-control
around other children and adults
which of the following is critical in a learning environment for young children? - answer✔room
arrangement
which of the following is a developmentally appropriate health and safety practice for the
preschool child? - answer✔practice hand-washing, diapering, toy sanitation, and food sanitation
in the childcare facility
what is the focus of the high/scope approach? - answer✔active learning
the high/scope approach to the curriculum believes that all children including those with special
needs or coming from a variety of cultures, need the following to be active learners: a. materials
and incentives, b. choice and language, c. adult support, d. a & b, e. a, b, & c - answer✔e. a, b, &
c
what is the long-term effect of self-control and self-regulation? - answer✔better relationships in
the future
what are two important areas caregivers should observe? - answer✔children and environment
which of the following statements describes anecdotal observations? - answer✔a "short story"
describing exactly what the child does
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what is the best reason to have strong relationships with the families of children in your
facilities? - answer✔because they are your best resource about their child
maslow's motivational theory describes five stages in the hierarchy of needs. children move
through stages as needs are met. if physical needs are not met, children do not progress in their
social development - answer✔true
self-nurturing is selfish because it takes time away from care for the children - answer✔false
all children are expected to perform the same tasks and achieve the same skills at the same time -
answer✔false
practicing gross motor skills involves using large muscles instead of small muscles -
answer✔true
by getting down to the child's level, you are showing respect by listening to what he/she has to
say - answer✔true
open ended questions rather than close ended questions, stimulate the child's thinking -
answer✔true
the four stages of play development are: solitary, parallel, cooperative and - answer✔associative
what is the number one way to defend against disease? - answer✔washing your hands
what is the term used when a child plays by him/herself? - answer✔solitary
what are the four stages of cognitive development theory by jean piaget? -
answer✔sensorimotor, pre operational, concrete operational, formal operational
a neuron is a specialized nerve cell that makes up the central nervous system - answer✔true
examples of prosocial behavior is: a. helping, b. fighting back, c. sharing, d. a & c, e. a, b, & c -
answer✔d. a & c
where would large hollow blocks be located in a child care center? - answer✔block
(construction)
an anecdotal observation is a running account of everything a child does for a certain amount of
time - answer✔true
a third of mothers who don't work still use a preschool program for their preschool age child -
answer✔true
attachment is an emotional tie to a specific person - answer✔true
Udap practice test Questions With Verified
Answers
What is the goal of a developmentally appropriate practice (DAP) for young children? -
answer✔to ensure activities are right for the age and stage of each child
research has shown that children who participate in quality preschools - answer✔are less likely
to go on welfare
creative curriculum, founded by diana twister dodge in 1988 - answer✔describes how to plan a
classroom based on the ten interest areas
sally just turned three. she is a very friendly and happy girl. she likes making toys. she makes
cake from sand and water. according to jean piaget's cognitive development theory, which one of
the following best describes sally's stage? - answer✔preoperational
what are some ways to develop self-control in children? - answer✔model your own self-control
around other children and adults
which of the following is critical in a learning environment for young children? - answer✔room
arrangement
which of the following is a developmentally appropriate health and safety practice for the
preschool child? - answer✔practice hand-washing, diapering, toy sanitation, and food sanitation
in the childcare facility
what is the focus of the high/scope approach? - answer✔active learning
the high/scope approach to the curriculum believes that all children including those with special
needs or coming from a variety of cultures, need the following to be active learners: a. materials
and incentives, b. choice and language, c. adult support, d. a & b, e. a, b, & c - answer✔e. a, b, &
c
what is the long-term effect of self-control and self-regulation? - answer✔better relationships in
the future
what are two important areas caregivers should observe? - answer✔children and environment
which of the following statements describes anecdotal observations? - answer✔a "short story"
describing exactly what the child does
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what is the best reason to have strong relationships with the families of children in your
facilities? - answer✔because they are your best resource about their child
maslow's motivational theory describes five stages in the hierarchy of needs. children move
through stages as needs are met. if physical needs are not met, children do not progress in their
social development - answer✔true
self-nurturing is selfish because it takes time away from care for the children - answer✔false
all children are expected to perform the same tasks and achieve the same skills at the same time -
answer✔false
practicing gross motor skills involves using large muscles instead of small muscles -
answer✔true
by getting down to the child's level, you are showing respect by listening to what he/she has to
say - answer✔true
open ended questions rather than close ended questions, stimulate the child's thinking -
answer✔true
the four stages of play development are: solitary, parallel, cooperative and - answer✔associative
what is the number one way to defend against disease? - answer✔washing your hands
what is the term used when a child plays by him/herself? - answer✔solitary
what are the four stages of cognitive development theory by jean piaget? -
answer✔sensorimotor, pre operational, concrete operational, formal operational
a neuron is a specialized nerve cell that makes up the central nervous system - answer✔true
examples of prosocial behavior is: a. helping, b. fighting back, c. sharing, d. a & c, e. a, b, & c -
answer✔d. a & c
where would large hollow blocks be located in a child care center? - answer✔block
(construction)
an anecdotal observation is a running account of everything a child does for a certain amount of
time - answer✔true
a third of mothers who don't work still use a preschool program for their preschool age child -
answer✔true
attachment is an emotional tie to a specific person - answer✔true
