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Child Development Semester Final Review-Spring 2015

10 Written questions

  1. the main objective is to make children completely obedient.
  2. the changes people experience throughout life.
  3. the study of the factors involved in the passing of traits from one generation to the next.
  4. when a child performs like a younger child.
  5. time a woman takes off from work for the birth or adoption of a child.
  6. when a person's growth & development is unchanging.
  7. the use of methods and techniques to teach children self-control.
  8. either of the two people who are the source of the sperm and egg necessary to make a baby.
  9. parents set some rules but allow children some freedom.
  10. The person who has primary care, custody, and control of the child(ren).

10 Matching questions

  1. seminal vesicles
  2. Testis
  3. vas deferens
  4. Foster families
  5. Premature
  6. Neonatal stage
  7. Permissive
  8. Toddler stage
  9. Sexually Transmitted Infections
  10. Genes

Aproduces sperm.

Binfectious illnesses that are passed primarily through sexual intercourse.

CGenes...sections of the DNA molecule found in a persons' cells that determine the individual traits the person will have.

DExtends from birth through the second week.

Eparents give children almost no guidance and rules.

Fterm that describes babies who are born too soon.

Gconnects epididymis and urethra

hadults provide temporary homes of children who cannot live with their birthparents.

Isecretes fluids, which nourish sperm and increase mobility.

J1-3 years.

10 Multiple choice questions

  1. time when a person can learn a new task because the body is physically ready, caregivers encourage and support, and the child feels a strong desire to learn.
  2. Environment
  3. Custodial parent
  4. Vas deferns
  5. Teachable moment

train children to live as part of the group

  1. Neonate
  2. Discipline
  3. Colic
  4. Socialize

baby from birth to 1 month.

  1. Genes
  2. Penis
  3. Neonate
  4. Growth

The cord that connects the baby to theplacenta.

  1. Genetic factors
  2. Umbilical cord
  3. Biological parent
  4. Colic

Two hollow tubes that connect to the uterus and have fingerlike projections that reach toward each ovary.

  1. Culture
  2. Alleged father
  3. Fallopian tubes
  4. Custodial parent

doctors who specialize in pregnancy and birth.

  1. Pediatrician
  2. Genetics
  3. Stepfamilies
  4. Obstetricians

The single cell formed at conception; also called a fertilized egg.

  1. Scrotum
  2. Genes
  3. Uterus
  4. Zygote

3-6 years old.

  1. Toddler stage
  2. School-age stage
  3. Preschool stage
  4. Prenatal stage

6 years to 12 years old

  1. Toddler stage
  2. School age stage
  3. Prenatal stage
  4. Infancy stage

The female sex cell or egg.

  1. Colic
  2. Scrotum
  3. Ovum
  4. Uterus

10 True/False questions

  1. Development acceleration→when a child performs like an older child.

TrueFalse

  1. Fetal Alcohol Syndrome→condition in infants that occurs when mothers drink heavily during pregnancy.

TrueFalse

  1. Labor→process that moves the baby out of mothers' body.

TrueFalse

  1. Environment→all conditions that surround and affect a child.

TrueFalse

  1. urethra→term that describes babies who are born too soon.

TrueFalse

  1. Conception→when a child of one pair of parents legally becomes the child of another parent or parents.

TrueFalse

  1. penis→Genes...sections of the DNA molecule found in a persons' cells that determine the individual traits the person will have.

TrueFalse

  1. Pediatrician:→a doctor who cares for infants and children.

TrueFalse

  1. prostate gland→secretes hormone testosterone, which causes production of sperm.

TrueFalse

  1. nuclear family.→Families in which the children of both spouse will live with the couple.

TrueFalse

Child Development Semester Final Reveiw-Spring 2015