Chapter 6- Understanding Two And 3 Year Olds

Question 1

Using the toilet without assistance, unsnapping a snap and, being cooperative in dressing are examples of?

Answer 1

Self help skills

Question 2

Giving just one on request is an example of:

Answer 2

A 2 year-olds math skills

Question 3

Answering routine questions is an example of:

Answer 3

Language comprehension

Question 4

Not liking to share toys, liking to give affection to parents, and displaying jealousy are examples of?

Answer 4

Social emotional skills

Question 5

Running without falling and kicking a large ball are examples of?

Answer 5

Physical gross motor skills

Question 6

Throwing a ball without falling…

Answer 6

Two year olds

Question 7

Beginning to use one hand consistently for most activities…

Answer 7

Two-year-olds

Question 8

Develop the skill of dressing before undressing themselves..

Answer 8

Three year olds

Question 9

The child’s understanding of language is called:

Answer 9

Language comprehension

Question 10

Expressive language skills usually follow a..

Answer 10

Sequence

Question 11

The average two year old has a vocabulary of approximately:

Answer 11

50 to 200 words

Question 12

Possessive is a word that describes the average:

Answer 12

Two-year-old

Question 13

Can attend to routine such as washing and drying his or her hands..

Answer 13

Three year olds

Question 14

Able to solve simple problems

Answer 14

Three year olds

Question 15

Fears are common for…

Answer 15

Two year olds

Question 16

Organize play with other children emerges…

Answer 16

At the end of the third year

Question 17

Understanding how do use grammar + form questions…

Answer 17

3 year olds

Question 18

Dramatic play in a classroom for two-year-olds…

Answer 18

Would be appropriate

Question 19

Most three-year-olds are not able to think..

Answer 19

Logically

Question 20

Three year olds are not as..

Answer 20

Possessive as two year olds

Question 21

The gross motor skills of a two year-old include:

Answer 21

Kicking a large ball

Question 22

A 2 old is usually able to:

Answer 22

Scribble

Question 23

A two-year-old usually can:

Answer 23

Point to 6 body parts on a doll

Question 24

Two year olds are most likely to play:

Answer 24

Next to, but not cooperatively with, other children.

Question 25

Three year olds tend to be:

Answer 25

Sociable agreeable and helpful

Question 26

Physically walking four steps heel to toe is usually mastered by:

Answer 26

Three year olds

Question 27

Typical self help skills developed by three-year-old include:

Answer 27

Putting on shoes.

Question 28

Three year old children are frequently learning to:

Answer 28

Express feelings appropriately.

Question 29

Being able to put on their own socks..

Answer 29

Two year olds

Question 30

Two year olds can follow directions that are:

Answer 30

Two step

Question 31

The difference between past and present tense are starting to be understood by:

Answer 31

3 year olds

Question 32

Behaviors that are expected of girls or boys

Answer 32

Gender roles

Question 33

Why is extra supervision needed when you take two year olds on field trips?

Answer 33

Two year olds are active, demanding, do not play together cooperatively, and throw temper tantrums when they are not in control.

Question 34

What is an example of how you would use expansion in teaching a two year old language skills?

Answer 34

Example would be a child seeing a car and saying, “car” then I would respond with, “This is a blue car.”

Question 35

Understanding one set has the same number as another:

Answer 35

One to one correspondence

Question 36

Attaching a number to a group of objects…

Answer 36

Rational counting

Question 37

Rote counting

Answer 37

Reciting numbers in their proper order