EC380 : Art and Creative Development
Question 1
Children demonstrate a creative attitude when they:
accept answers given by an adult source.
follow adult directions.
take things apart and put them back together in different ways.
focus on concrete objects in their environment.
Question 2
To be a creative partner in children's activities, teachers should do all of the following except:
make themselves available to enter children's creative worlds.
present a plot, sequence, and script for children to follow in their play.
be a play partner who follows the children's lead.
provide materials and opportunities for children's creative play.
Question 3
Which of the following is a developmentally appropriate music experience for a five- to six-year-old child?
Reproducing a melody
Reading the lyrics to a new song
Singing a duet with a friend
Synchronizing his or her movements to a beat
Question 4
According to Erikson (1963), it is important to help preschoolers develop a sense of:
trust rather than mistrust.
initiative rather than guilt.
autonomy rather than doubt or shame.
sociocentric awareness rather than egocentricity.
Question 5
Which of the following guidelines should not be used to help early childhood teachers structure learning experiences and interactions with children and their families?
Study and discuss similarities and differences among people with the children.
Involve parents.
Value and accept children's native language and culture.
Provide remediation for deficits in children's background experiences and knowledge.
Question 6
It is a good idea to use reproductions of paintings and sculptures from local museums because:
it demonstrates support of the local museums.
local museums are more likely to donate curricular materials to your program.
young children will be more familiar when they visit the museum to see the original.
young children will learn about local artists and artisans.
Question 7
For young children, art originates from:
creative impulses.
creative models.
personal experiences.
imagination.
Question 8
Which of the following art activities might best be presented to children in a small group setting?
Mobiles and stabiles
Journals
Art appreciation
Fiction and nonfiction books about artists
Question 9
Drawing is viewed as a literacy activity because:
children must use language to explain their work.
children must be able to think symbolically before participating in drawing activities.
drawing is basically play and children can develop literacy skills through play.
both drawing and language provide children opportunities to reflect on, organize, and share experiences.
Question 10
With the probing approach to responding to children's artwork, the teacher:
tells children that their art is good or great.
tells children that their art is nice, pretty, lovely, super, or beautiful.
directly asks children, "What is it?"
attempts to draw from children some hint, title, or verbal statement about their art.
Question 1
Children demonstrate a creative attitude when they:
accept answers given by an adult source.
follow adult directions.
take things apart and put them back together in different ways.
focus on concrete objects in their environment.
Question 2
To be a creative partner in children's activities, teachers should do all of the following except:
make themselves available to enter children's creative worlds.
present a plot, sequence, and script for children to follow in their play.
be a play partner who follows the children's lead.
provide materials and opportunities for children's creative play.
Question 3
Which of the following is a developmentally appropriate music experience for a five- to six-year-old child?
Reproducing a melody
Reading the lyrics to a new song
Singing a duet with a friend
Synchronizing his or her movements to a beat
Question 4
According to Erikson (1963), it is important to help preschoolers develop a sense of:
trust rather than mistrust.
initiative rather than guilt.
autonomy rather than doubt or shame.
sociocentric awareness rather than egocentricity.
Question 5
Which of the following guidelines should not be used to help early childhood teachers structure learning experiences and interactions with children and their families?
Study and discuss similarities and differences among people with the children.
Involve parents.
Value and accept children's native language and culture.
Provide remediation for deficits in children's background experiences and knowledge.
Question 6
It is a good idea to use reproductions of paintings and sculptures from local museums because:
it demonstrates support of the local museums.
local museums are more likely to donate curricular materials to your program.
young children will be more familiar when they visit the museum to see the original.
young children will learn about local artists and artisans.
Question 7
For young children, art originates from:
creative impulses.
creative models.
personal experiences.
imagination.
Question 8
Which of the following art activities might best be presented to children in a small group setting?
Mobiles and stabiles
Journals
Art appreciation
Fiction and nonfiction books about artists
Question 9
Drawing is viewed as a literacy activity because:
children must use language to explain their work.
children must be able to think symbolically before participating in drawing activities.
drawing is basically play and children can develop literacy skills through play.
both drawing and language provide children opportunities to reflect on, organize, and share experiences.
Question 10
With the probing approach to responding to children's artwork, the teacher:
tells children that their art is good or great.
tells children that their art is nice, pretty, lovely, super, or beautiful.
directly asks children, "What is it?"
attempts to draw from children some hint, title, or verbal statement about their art.
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