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CDFS-4223-M50 Quiz #14 14/17 – Still have 15, 16, and 17 need to be graded Question 1 - 1 pts Which one of the following is not listed in the chapter as a risk factor for healthy development? a. Increasing number of children living in poverty b. Substandard child care c. A high infant mortality rate d. Advancing technology Question 2 - 1 pts According to the Children's Defense Fund report of 2011, what differences are noticeable between low-income babies and higher-income babies by 9 months? a. Differences in which kinds of car seats they had b. Differences in the kind of formula they drank c. Difference in development d. Differences in how much they cried Question 3 - 1 pts Which of the following is not something that educators should provide to children and families? a. An environment that acknowledges children's diverse backgrounds b. Comfortable transition into the next instructional level c. One-size-fits-all education policies d. Community support Question 4 - 1 pts Which of the following is not a result of Rob Reiner's 1998 Proposition 10 campaign? a. A 50-cent tax on cigarettes b. Money to support healthy development of children under 5 c. Afterschool programs for elementary children d. First Five programs in every county in California Question 5 - 1 pts What is the goal of Geoffrey Canada and the Harlem's Children Zone? a. To supplement the cost of Head Start programs b. To get children ready for kindergarten c. To get schools ready for children d. To get children ready for college

Question 6 - 1 pts Which statement best characterizes Head Start? a. It excludes low-income children b. It is a quick catch-up summer school program for children entering kindergarten c. It is a program that includes all children regardless of income d. It provides comprehensive services that address a wide variety of family needs Question 7 - 1 pts One of the goal of the Head Start program is what? a. To involve low-income families in the solutions to their own problems b. To be a transitional kindergarten program c. To focus narrowly on preschool only d. To use all of their resources on the development of the child, separate from the family Question 8 - 1 pts What do the letters NAEYC stand for? a. The Nurturing Assistance for Elementary Youngsters' Conciliation b. The National Association for the Education of Young Children c. The National Alliance of Equity Youth Counselors d. The National Association of Equality of Young Children Question 9 - 1 pts Using a preventive approach that would be less expensive and more desirable than dealing with children and families in crisis includes a. Putting every child in the nation in an early education program starting in infancy b. Taking more children away from their families to be reared by people who know more about children than the average family c. Deciding as a society who should and shouldn't have babies d. Making systemic reforms to help families have what they need to support and nurture their children and keep the family intact Question 10 - 1 pts Which of the following statements about inclusion is false? a. Children in inclusion programs develop a broader range of social skills b. Children in inclusion programs gain exposure to the larger world they will live in as adults c. Children in inclusion programs reach higher levels of achievement d. Children in inclusion programs develop sensitivity issues being around other children Question 11 - 1 pts Which of the following is not true about child care? a. As a nation we have not come close to providing child care for all the families who need it b. Children from low-income families frequently lack the opportunity to enroll in child care programs c. Cuts to quality initiatives reflect how states are scaling back d. In spite of the problems, the United States leads the world in percentage of children served and quality of service

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