A student who writes We was at the mall is demonstrating a problem with
a. nonstandard pronoun forms.
b. subject-verb agreement.
c. double negatives.
d. confusing pairs of words.
B
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Which of the following is not a characteristic of an experiment in its simplest form?
a. A dependent variable is manipulated. b. All variables except the independent variable are held constant. c. The effect of manipulating the independent variable is observed. d. Extraneous variables are controlled.
Which of the following is not a step in Polya's four-step procedure for problem solving?
a. find the problem b. understand the problem c. devise a plan d. carry out the plan
Four-year-olds’ mastery of the basics of movement results in
a. a gradual disinterest in movement activities. b. a greater focus on other areas of development at the expense of physical development. c. an interest in showing off and embellishing basic skills (for instance, with physical stunts). d. a readiness for formal activities such as sports or dance.
Brain research with young children suggests all but which of the following about motor development and physical activity?
a. Children have an unlimited capacity to develop motor skills until adulthood b. Motor development occurs in stages throughout childhood c. Movement activities help to build brain connections that facilitate other areas of learning d. Physical activity promotes brain development as well as motor development