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CDA Credential - Preschool, Part 11

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1.  What is the purpose of a functional behavior assessment?
  1. To create a hypothesis about a behavior
  2. To implement an intervention plan
  3. It is required by state law
  4. To determine special education eligibility
2.  Which of the following behaviors is measurable and observable?
  1. Inattentive
  2. Refusal
  3. Hitting
  4. Meltdown
3.  If there is a behavioral intervention plan in place for a child but the target behavior has not changed, what should you do first?
  1. Make a new plan
  2. Send a referral to special education
  3. Check to make sure plan is being implemented consistently
  4. Revise the plan
4.  Alternative seating options for children who slouch during mealtimes or activities may include:
  1. Propping with foam wedges or pillows
  2. Wiggle cushions
  3. Bean bags
  4. All of the above
5.  How can you support peer relationships while reading books with preschool children?
  1. Pair children up to explore books together
  2. Have all children sit quietly during book reading
  3. Encourage children to memorize books
  4. Correct children who give the wrong answers to questions
6.  Which of the following activities is not appropriate for 3 year olds?
  1. Placing napkins and forks on table
  2. Handing out milk cartons
  3. Passing a large serving bowl
  4. Discarding trash
7.  One strategy you can use to prevent preschool injuries all throughout your day is:
  1. Plug protectors in electrical sockets
  2. Play classical music all day to keep children calm
  3. Active supervision
  4. Always use a loud voice so children pay attention
8.  One of the most critical times to use active supervision is during:
  1. Group times
  2. Free play
  3. Transitions
  4. Mealtimes
9.  A positive potty environment for preschool children includes which of the following?
  1. Stable and predictable routines, as well as easy to clean clothing and surfaces
  2. Use of a timer in the bathroom so children do not dawdle
  3. Use of adult bathrooms to help children get used to them
  4. A system of reward, bribes and consequences for children who are successful and unsuccessful
10.  To facilitate physical development outdoors, include the following activity:
  1. Obstacle course
  2. Reading
  3. Dramatic play
  4. Sand and water play

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