Texas Child-Care Administrator Practice Tests 2, 3, 4 &
Quizzes 1, 2 2026 | Verified Answers | Exam Prep
1. If a new group home is established without the required licensing, what
potential consequences could arise?
Legal penalties and closure of the facility
Immediate approval for operation
No consequences if the home serves minors
Increased funding opportunities
2. If a new applicant fails to attend the DDS orientation, what potential
consequences could arise for their group home application?
They can proceed without any issues.
They will automatically be approved.
Their application may be delayed or denied.
They will receive a warning but no further action will be taken.
3. If a group home is found to have a room temperature below the required
minimum, what steps should the administrator take to ensure compliance?
Implement corrective measures to raise the temperature and
document the actions taken.
Ignore the issue as it is not critical.
Increase the number of staff on duty.
Change the licensing requirements.
,4. Under the model state housing code, what is the minimum hot water
temperature?
130 F
120 F
212 F
100 F
5. What is the required retention period for the schedule of planned activities in
a group home facility?
Three years
Five years
Indefinitely
One year
6. Why is maintaining a specific room temperature important in group homes?
It helps in reducing operational costs.
It is only necessary during winter months.
Maintaining a specific room temperature is crucial for the health
and comfort of residents.
Room temperature is not important in group homes.
7. What is one of the key requirements for group homes mentioned in the
document?
Providing transportation for minors
Having a disaster plan
, Employing a minimum number of staff
Offering recreational activities
8. A disaster preparedness plan including the use of a command center, triage
center, staffing plan, documentation, and communication should be part of a
drill at least
every 3 months
yearly
every 2 years
twice a year
9. Describe the conditions under which the time frame for correcting a
deficiency may be extended beyond 30 calendar days.
The facility is undergoing a scheduled inspection.
The administrator requests an extension for operational reasons.
The deficiency is minor and does not require immediate correction.
The LPA determines that the deficiency cannot be completely
corrected in 30 calendar days.
10. If a group home fails to have a certified administrator, what potential
consequences could arise based on the regulations?
The group home may face penalties, including loss of licensing and
operational shutdown.
The group home will receive a warning but can continue operations.
There are no consequences for not having a certified administrator.
The group home can operate under a temporary exemption.
, 11. What happens if an administrator fails to renew their certificate on time?
They are required to take additional training.
They must pay a renewal fee.
They can continue operating without penalty.
They lose their certification permanently.
12. is a system in which a minor is placed into a group home.
Foster care
Kinship care
Adoption care
Adoption
13. In a scenario where a client is removed from a group home without the
authorized representative's consent, what steps should the facility take to
ensure compliance with regulations?
Contact law enforcement before notifying the representative.
Notify the authorized representative immediately.
Document the incident and take no further action.
Wait for the authorized representative to contact the facility.
14. Describe the role of placement entities in the context of group homes for
minors.
Placement entities only handle the licensing of group homes.
Placement entities are responsible for assessing the needs of
minors and determining appropriate placements in group homes.
Quizzes 1, 2 2026 | Verified Answers | Exam Prep
1. If a new group home is established without the required licensing, what
potential consequences could arise?
Legal penalties and closure of the facility
Immediate approval for operation
No consequences if the home serves minors
Increased funding opportunities
2. If a new applicant fails to attend the DDS orientation, what potential
consequences could arise for their group home application?
They can proceed without any issues.
They will automatically be approved.
Their application may be delayed or denied.
They will receive a warning but no further action will be taken.
3. If a group home is found to have a room temperature below the required
minimum, what steps should the administrator take to ensure compliance?
Implement corrective measures to raise the temperature and
document the actions taken.
Ignore the issue as it is not critical.
Increase the number of staff on duty.
Change the licensing requirements.
,4. Under the model state housing code, what is the minimum hot water
temperature?
130 F
120 F
212 F
100 F
5. What is the required retention period for the schedule of planned activities in
a group home facility?
Three years
Five years
Indefinitely
One year
6. Why is maintaining a specific room temperature important in group homes?
It helps in reducing operational costs.
It is only necessary during winter months.
Maintaining a specific room temperature is crucial for the health
and comfort of residents.
Room temperature is not important in group homes.
7. What is one of the key requirements for group homes mentioned in the
document?
Providing transportation for minors
Having a disaster plan
, Employing a minimum number of staff
Offering recreational activities
8. A disaster preparedness plan including the use of a command center, triage
center, staffing plan, documentation, and communication should be part of a
drill at least
every 3 months
yearly
every 2 years
twice a year
9. Describe the conditions under which the time frame for correcting a
deficiency may be extended beyond 30 calendar days.
The facility is undergoing a scheduled inspection.
The administrator requests an extension for operational reasons.
The deficiency is minor and does not require immediate correction.
The LPA determines that the deficiency cannot be completely
corrected in 30 calendar days.
10. If a group home fails to have a certified administrator, what potential
consequences could arise based on the regulations?
The group home may face penalties, including loss of licensing and
operational shutdown.
The group home will receive a warning but can continue operations.
There are no consequences for not having a certified administrator.
The group home can operate under a temporary exemption.
, 11. What happens if an administrator fails to renew their certificate on time?
They are required to take additional training.
They must pay a renewal fee.
They can continue operating without penalty.
They lose their certification permanently.
12. is a system in which a minor is placed into a group home.
Foster care
Kinship care
Adoption care
Adoption
13. In a scenario where a client is removed from a group home without the
authorized representative's consent, what steps should the facility take to
ensure compliance with regulations?
Contact law enforcement before notifying the representative.
Notify the authorized representative immediately.
Document the incident and take no further action.
Wait for the authorized representative to contact the facility.
14. Describe the role of placement entities in the context of group homes for
minors.
Placement entities only handle the licensing of group homes.
Placement entities are responsible for assessing the needs of
minors and determining appropriate placements in group homes.
