FTCE PRACTICE TEST FAMILY AND CONSUMER
SCIENCE EXAM STUDY GUIDE 2026
◉ Duvall's family development theory. Answer: Adapting to the
child's needs and coping with a lack of privacy and depleted energy.
◉ Critical evaluation of information in modern media. Answer:
Various potential interpretations must be considered.
◉ Erikson's nuclear conflict of basic trust versus mistrust. Answer:
Норe.
◉ Practical housing solutions for families. Answer: A house having
some rooms with flexible uses.
◉ Interpreter-sensitive values in communication. Answer: The
listener is expected to be responsible for interpreting meaning.
◉ Women's wearing habits. Answer: Most women tend to wear
fewer than half the clothes they buy.
◉ Purchasing a home. Answer: Some loan programs give buyers no
money down and few/no closing costs.
, ◉ Bandura's social learning theory. Answer: Children can learn
vicariously by observing and imitating others' behaviors.
◉ Type 1 and type 2 diabetes. Answer: Type 1 diabetes is from lack
of insulin; type 2 diabetes is from insensitivity to insulin.
◉ Cooperative communication example. Answer: "It will help me to
finish, and then I want to hear your ideas."
◉ Delayed or atypical intellectual development. Answer: A
standardized IQ test score two standard deviations below the mean.
◉ Finishing knitted or woven fabrics. Answer: Cleaning, singeing,
bleaching or brightening, Mercerizing, dyeing.
◉ Color analysis systems. Answer: "Passionate" = "Autumn";
"Dramatic" = "Winter"; "Vibrant" = "Spring"; "Romantic" =
"Summer".
◉ Advice on clothing colors. Answer: We should discard any items in
colors outside of our most flattering color group AND coordinate all
the colors of our clothes for maximum outfit potential.
SCIENCE EXAM STUDY GUIDE 2026
◉ Duvall's family development theory. Answer: Adapting to the
child's needs and coping with a lack of privacy and depleted energy.
◉ Critical evaluation of information in modern media. Answer:
Various potential interpretations must be considered.
◉ Erikson's nuclear conflict of basic trust versus mistrust. Answer:
Норe.
◉ Practical housing solutions for families. Answer: A house having
some rooms with flexible uses.
◉ Interpreter-sensitive values in communication. Answer: The
listener is expected to be responsible for interpreting meaning.
◉ Women's wearing habits. Answer: Most women tend to wear
fewer than half the clothes they buy.
◉ Purchasing a home. Answer: Some loan programs give buyers no
money down and few/no closing costs.
, ◉ Bandura's social learning theory. Answer: Children can learn
vicariously by observing and imitating others' behaviors.
◉ Type 1 and type 2 diabetes. Answer: Type 1 diabetes is from lack
of insulin; type 2 diabetes is from insensitivity to insulin.
◉ Cooperative communication example. Answer: "It will help me to
finish, and then I want to hear your ideas."
◉ Delayed or atypical intellectual development. Answer: A
standardized IQ test score two standard deviations below the mean.
◉ Finishing knitted or woven fabrics. Answer: Cleaning, singeing,
bleaching or brightening, Mercerizing, dyeing.
◉ Color analysis systems. Answer: "Passionate" = "Autumn";
"Dramatic" = "Winter"; "Vibrant" = "Spring"; "Romantic" =
"Summer".
◉ Advice on clothing colors. Answer: We should discard any items in
colors outside of our most flattering color group AND coordinate all
the colors of our clothes for maximum outfit potential.
