1
HHG4M
Name_____________________________________
TEST - CHAPTERS 1, 3 & 4
/62
(Please use your scantron card; True =A, False = B)
1. ____ Social development is the growth and maturation of the senses, muscles and motor
skills.
2. ____ Intellectual development is the maturation and mental process such as learning,
imagination, memory, perception
3. ____ Play therapy is a method used by child psychologists to discover hidden emotions,
frustrations, fears, anger and hostility in children.
4. ____ Associative play – a social type of play where children play with others and share toys.
5. ____ Symbolic play – a spontaneous type of play for children of all ages, involving the use of
toys or objects to represent something entirely different.
6. ____ Physical development is the evolution of knowledge of how people interact, play, share,
or take turns.
7. ____ Exuberant play is a type of social play where participants understand and accepts rules
and work together toward a common goal.
8. ____ Imaginative play is dramatic play that brings together several kinds of play at the same
time, for example: playing house, taking on adult work roles, make-believe-play in a sandbox,
outside on a climber, etc.
9. ____ Onlooker Play is a type of play in which a child plays alone or with a very small group.
10. ____ Cooperative Play is a type of play that requires plenty of space, such as a gymnasium or
outdoor play area.
11. ____ Overt Rules are the rules that are implied or understood.
12. ____ Matriarchy power distribution is one of the most common in families for centuries.
13. ____ Children absorb their culture through their five senses.
14. ____ Every culture has rituals, practices and folklores.
15. ____ The United Nations adopted The Congress of Rights of A Child to ensure the rights of
every child are protected.
2
HHG4M
PART B: MULTIPLE CHOICE (Knowledge -
Name_____________________________________
/20)
(Please use scantron card provided)
16. The expression mother tongue refers to:
a) Your language of origin
b) The first language you learned
c) The first language your parents spoke
d) A & C
e) None of the above
17. Culture is transmitted through
a) Language
b) Touch
c) Food
d) Visual expression
e) All of the above
18. The following are examples of the rights of a child.
a) Adequate medical care
b) A good education
c) Love and security
d) A decent place to live
e) All of the above
19. What are the three common forms of power distribution?
a) Patriarchy, Matriarchy, Democratic
b) Patriarchy, Permissive, Democratic
c) Permissive, Authoritarian, Egalitarian
d) Patriarchy, Matriarch, Egalitarian
e) Permissive, Matriarchy, Patriarchy
20. In poverty stricken areas, toys are often made out of:
a) Metal, wood, plastic and glass
b) Steel, linoleum, wood and glass
c) Sticks, rocks, and other materials that are easily, cheaply located in that part of the world
d) Chrome, granite, wood and metal
e) None of the above
3
HHG4M
Name_____________________________________
21. Games:
a) Can involve patterns, rhymes and songs
b) Can be associated with older children
c) Require more skill and strategy as the child gets older
d) Require that a child have the emotional/moral development to participate in co-operative
play
e) All of the above
22. Toy phones, dolls and accessories, housekeeping and workshop centres are all part of which
suitable toy stage?
a) Hand-to-Mouth
b) Creative
c) Toddling
d) Active
e) Pretending
23. What is the most ideal toy (in terms of physical traits)?
a) A primary-coloured Fisher Price-style plastic tool kit set
b) A frosted-coloured glass pony
c) A heavy, black and silver toy sword, made of plastic with metal components
d) A pale-pink Barbie dream Corvette, with glass windows
e) All of the above
24. Modelling clay, finger paints, craft supplies, and building materials are all part of which suitable
toy stage?
a) Hand-to-Mouth
b) Creative
c) Toddling
d) Active
e) Pretending
25. Playing “Hospital” is primarily an example of which type of game?
a) Mental
b) Sensing
c) Pretending
d) Strength
e) Jump rope
4
HHG4M
Name_____________________________________
26. 7 Up is primarily an example of which type of game?
a) Mental
b) Square-Jumping
c) Jump Rope
d) Chasing
e) Pretending
27. Red Rover is primarily an example of which type of game?
a) Square-Jumping
b) Mental
c) Pretending
d) Strength
e) Ball
28. Double-Dutch is primarily an example of which type of game?
a) Mental
b) Square-Jumping
c) Jump Rope
d) Chasing
e) Pretending
29. Hobbies, computers, board games, and mental challenges are all a part of which suitable toy
stage?
a) Hand-to-Mouth
b) Creative
c) Toddling
d) Active
e) Mastery
30. Banging on a drum is an example of which style of suitable toy for a child?
a) )Creative stage
b) Toddling
c) Exploring Stage
d) A and B only
e) A and C only
5
HHG4M
Name_____________________________________
31. Bicycles are an example of which style of suitable toy for a child?
a) Hand-to-Mouth
b) Pretending
c) Exploring
d) Active
e) None of the above
32. Which of the following are traits of culture?
a) Humans create culture
b) culture arises from tradition
c) culture is made up of rule-governed actions
d) a &b
e) all of the above
33. Which of the following does not describe social justice?
a) removes injustice
b) private
c) root cause
d) long term
e) none of the above
34. Which phrase best describes subculture?
a) beliefs, customs, and traits passed down among generations
b) varied differences in people
c) everything about the way a group of people live
d) a culture shared by a group of people who live within a larger, different culture
e) none of the above
35. A democratic parental disciplinary approach is defined as
a) having many rules and harsh punishments
b) allowing children to set their own rules
c) avoiding confrontation at all costs
d) obedience is demanded
e) none of the above
6
HHG4M
Name_____________________________________
PART C: MATCHING (Knowledge - /10)
(Please use scantron card provided)
_____36. A belief that a person’s own culture is the best and most natural
_____37. The process by which each generation passes along what is learned to the next.
_____38. A culture shared by a group of people who live with a larger different
_____39. Adopting the habits, customs, and patterns of a new culture.
_____40. Of, relating to, or including several cultures.
_____41. The evolution of knowledge of how people interact, play, share, take turns, or talk socially.
_____42. The evolution of factual knowledge and understanding.
_____43. The maturation of mental processes such as learning, imagination, memory and perception.
_____44. Family members acting together with their different roles and personalities.
_____45. Growth and maturation of the senses, muscles, and motor skills.
Choose from the following terms:
A. Parenting Style
B. Physical Abuse
C. Assimilation
D. Social Development
E. Multicultural
AB. Cognitive Development
AC. Family System
AD. Enculturation
AE. Intellectual Development
BC. Subculture
BD. Physical Development
BE. Ethnocentrism
7
HHG4M
Name_____________________________________
PART E: Match the term in column A to its corresponding definition in column B.
_____ 46. opinion
A. an assumption or predicted outcome to
a research question
_____ 47. qualitative research
B. something open to use by all people, for
example, television, newspapers, etc.
_____ 48. ethics
C. recording or reporting what other
researchers have already discovered
_____ 49. theory
D. standards or rules of conduct or
behaviour that are universally known
_____ 50. primary research
E. research that is not based on numbers or
statistics
_____ 51. public domain
AB. people’s attitudes, feelings, and
thoughts
_____ 52. quantitative research
AC. study conducted and reported by
person doing the research
_____ 53. secondary research
AD. an explanation or view of events,
behaviours, or situations
_____ 54. fact
AE. research that results in data
_____55. hypothesis
BC. items of information demonstrated and
known to be true
8
HHG4M
Name_____________________________________
PART F: Answer the following with True or False. Be sure to transfer your answers to the
scantron using A for True and B for False.
56. One important reason to study children is to be able to identify and take action against child abuse.
57. Social science is the study of human society, human thought, human culture and human behavior.
58. Psychology is the scientific study of behavior and the human mind.
59. Sociology is the study of lives and cultures of human beings.
60. Observation of children can be done using anecdotal reports, observation checklists, or even
videotapes.
61. Phenomenology means “life story”.
62. A good research question can be answered with a “yes” or “no”.
9
HHG4M
Name_____________________________________