QUESTIONS WITH
ANSWERS ALL CORRECT
At age 3 what are toddlers able to do? - Answer-Their vocab is usually 200 or more
words which can lead to string 3 to 4 sentences, able to talk about past experience and
begin to use pretend play.
At age 2 what are toddlers able to do? - Answer-They can say about 20 to 50 or more
words and can combine 2 words to make a simple sentence. ( ex. "baby crying," "Daddy
big," "Mommy ball," "mommy throw ball.")
What helps a historian from plagiarizing? - Answer-Direct quotation marks and
reference points.
Which activity would help allow children to be more creative? - Answer-Listening to
music and finger painting how the music makes you feel.
What do you do when beginning a play? - Answer-Read the play and discuss what you
want to accomplish.
What do antibiotics do to your immune system? - Answer-Weaken the immune system
for animals and humans.
Alphabetic Principle - Answer-an understanding that letters and letter patterns represent
the sounds of spoken words.
What are kids able to do at the ages of 3 to 5? - Answer-hand eye coordination, place
direction, climb, balance, run, gallop, push, and pull
What are kids able to do at the ages of 5 to 7? - Answer-improvement of handwriting
tools, and scissors, able to focus more on school work
What are students measuring when a teacher gives them a hulla hoop and wants them
to put a dot on one spot of the hulla hoop and then roll it across the floor? - Answer-
Circumfrance
Elements - Answer-A molecule composed of one kind of atom; cannot be broken into
simpler units by chemical reactions.
, Compounds - Answer-2 or more elements chemically combined, and composed of
atoms
Mixtures - Answer-a physical combination of substances that can still be seperated
computational fluency - Answer-more than quickly producing correct answers
anecdotal record - Answer-a report of a child's actions that concentrates on a specific
behavior or area of development
Syntax - Answer-The arrangement of words and phrases to create well-formed
sentences in a language. (The boy jumped happilly)
Semantics - Answer-Meaning of words and sentences
What can you do when a kindergartener is having difficulty with the alphabetic principle
A is not sound A? - Answer-Use good communication and good comprehension
simple sentence - Answer-A sentence consisting of one independent clause and no
dependent clause (I bought my friends some candy.)
compund sentence - Answer-two or more independent clauses (I visited the beach, and
I got a really bad sun burn) there are two parts that can stand on their own.
complex sentence - Answer-A sentence with one independent clause and at least one
dependent clause, (ex. When we buy his birthday cake, we have to make sure its
lemon)
Phonics - Answer-The relationship between the letters of written language and the
sounds of spoken language
During a play the audience is having a hard time hearing the person standing
downstage who is speaking to another person standing upstage, what should be done?
- Answer-The persons face should always be towards the audience in a play, it will help
the audience to here the actors clearer.
What was the greatest influence in the 20th century on U.S. Civil War and
Reconstruction? - Answer-Civil rights movement
What was Michigan's role in WWII? - Answer-Making War equipment
Arbirtration - Answer-A form of alternative dispute resolution in which a dispute is is
submitted to a third party or a panel of experts outside the judicial trial system
Totalitarianism - Answer-A form of government in which the ruler is an absolute dictator
(not restricted by a constitution or laws or opposition etc.)