Chapter 7- Understanding 4 & 5 Year Olds

Question 1

Describes what he or she wants and then draws it:

Answer 1

Five year olds

Question 2

Ability to speak and clearly pronounced sounds:

Answer 2

Articulation 

Question 3

Recognizes the numbers 123 and four

Answer 3

4-year-olds

Question 4

Repeating the sounds or words and pausing for unusually long times when speaking:

Answer 4

Stuttering 

Question 5

Reciting numbers in their proper order

Answer 5

Rote counting

Question 6

Coordinated when marching to music

Answer 6

Five year old

Question 7

Can hop on 1 foot

Answer 7

4-year-olds

Question 8

Can usually print his or her first name

Answer 8

Five year olds

Question 9

May still need supervision to dress and undress themselves 

Answer 9

Four year olds

Question 10

Full of questions

Answer 10

4 year olds

Question 11

Understands three step commands

Answer 11

Four year olds

Question 12

Picks out and says words they recognize as somebody reads them a story:

Answer 12

Five-year-olds

Question 13

Vocabulary of a five-year-old is usually about:

Answer 13

3000-5000 words

Question 14

Can usually dial his or her telephone number correctly:

Answer 14

Five-year-olds

Question 15

Concepts such as shortest tallest and the same size should be included in:

Answer 15

The curriculum for four-year-olds.

Question 16

Imaginary playmates are common for

Answer 16

Four year olds

Question 17

Four and five-year-olds do not have a good understanding of:

Answer 17

Death

Question 18

Have a sense of humor

Answer 18

Five year olds

Question 19

Begin to identify types of coins

Answer 19

Four year olds

Question 20

Most preschoolers stuttering is a result of:

Answer 20

Thinking faster than they can talk

Question 21

Throw a ball overhand

Answer 21

Four-year-old

Question 22

Climbing fences

Answer 22

A new skill for five-year-olds

Question 23

By four years of age must children can,

Answer 23

Complete a 12 to 18 piece puzzle
Throw a ball overhand
Build a straight and tall tower of blocks

Question 24

Distinguishing the front and back of clothing

Answer 24

Four year old self help skills

Question 25

Understands the passive voice

Answer 25

Four year olds

Question 26

Recognize square and rectangles shapes

Answer 26

Five-year-old

Question 27

Five year olds are more,

Answer 27

Afraid of being hurt than younger children

Question 28

Five year olds usually express their anger in More 

Answer 28

Verbal means than younger children

Question 29

When Four year olds draw they

Answer 29

Draw the picture and then decide what it is

Question 30

Why do four and five year olds have difficulty understanding time concepts?

Answer 30

Time is described to them in so many different ways.

Question 31

Name for ways a jealousy might surface in a child:

Answer 31

1.) They may regress
2.) They may have toileting issues
3.) They may get physical issues like stomach aches.
4.) They may suffer from nightmares

Question 32

What does having an imaginary playmate indicate about a child?

Answer 32

An imaginary playmate is how they use their active imagination to have fun.