Health and Social Flashcards

Which of the following is a fine motor skill?
A Running
B Writing
C Skipping
D Watching TV

Which two of the following are intellectual skills?
A Walking
B Laughing
C Solving problems
D Reading

Paul is overweight. This is:
A a physical characteristic
B a social characteristic
C an emotional characteristic
D an intellect

Linda lives in a damp and overcrowded house. This is an example of:
A a social factor
B a psychological factor
C an economic factor
D a physical environment factor

Which two physical characteristics will a female experience during adolescence?
A Breast development
B Menstruation
C Menopause
D Skin loses elasticity

Starting a full-time job is normally associated with which life stage?
A Infancy
B Early childhood
C Early adulthood
D Later adulthood

An individual’s culture is reflected by their:
A height
B income
C weight
D religion

Which two of the following are economic factors which could affect individual
growth and development?
A Income
B Stress
C Noise
D Occupation

How many life stages are there?
A 3
B 4
C 5
D 6

An example of an unexpected life event is:
A getting a job
B having an accident
C getting married
D retiring from work

Which of the following is a support network?
A GP
B Employment market
C Partners, family and friends
D Labour market

A physical characteristic of later adulthood is:
A menopause
B being able to walk
C menstruation
D skin losing its elasticity

In which life stage is physical development most rapid?
A Infancy
B Childhood
C Adolescence
D Later adulthood

A physical symptom of the menopause is:
A a mood swing
B a hot flush
C a temper tantrum
D depression

Being heterosexual is an example of an individual's:
A sexual orientation
D occupation
C health status
D religion

How many life stages are there in human growth and development?
A 3
B 4
C 5
D 6

Which one of the following is a fine motor skill?
A Drawing
B Jumping
C Skipping
D Running

Which two of the following are emotional factors which could affect growth and
development?
A Illness
B Depression
C Stress
D Work

One example of an unexpected life event is:
A getting a job
B starting school
C going to prison
D retiring from work

How a person sees themselves is known as:
A body image
B self-concept
C self-esteem
D self-image

Which two of the following reflect a person’s social class?
A Income
B Gender
C Occupation
D Health

Bonding and attachment are likely to occur when an individual is in:
A pregnancy
B infancy
C childhood
D adolescence

The colour of a person’s skin is an example of their:
A gender
B social class
C ethnicity
D age

One formal source of support is a:
A family member
B neighbour
C friend
D nurse

In which two life stages is primary socialisation most important?
A Infancy
B Childhood
C Adolescence
D Early adulthood

A peer group refers to a:
A group of religious leaders
B friendship group
C family group
D group of community leaders

A life event which is planned for and welcomed is referred to as an:
A expected life event
B unpredictable life event
C unexpected life event
D emotional reaction

Adolescence occurs between the ages of:
A 8 and 18 years
B 9 and 18 years
C 10 and 18 years
D 10 and 19 years

Learning to add and subtract is a feature of which area of development?
A Physical development
B Social development
C Intellectual development
D Emotional development

Which life stage follows infancy but precedes adolescence?
A Pregnacy
B Childhood
C Early Childhood
D MIddle Childhood

Which of the following is not a life stage in human growth and development?
A Infancy
B Early childhood
C Puberty
D Later adulthood

Which two of the following are examples of fine motor skills?
A Sewing
B Pointing
C Running
D Kicking a ball

A physical environmental factor which could affect growth and development is:
A family
B pollution
C social class
D wealth.

The definition of self-esteem is:
A how nice a person they are
B what others think of them
C how the individual sees themselves
D how they value themselves

Divorce is:
A an unexpected life event
B a life stage event
C an expected life event
D a life course event.

Which two of the following factors are usually associated with later adulthood?
A Retirement
B Being promoted
C Having a baby
D Loss of skin elasticity

Bonding and attachment is a characteristic of:
A emotional development
B social development
C physical development
D intellectual development.

Stress is an example of:
A a social factor
B an economic factor
C a genetic factor
D a psychological factor.

In which life stage is the peer group usually most important?
A Infancy
B Adolescence
C Early adulthood
D Later adulthood

Which of the following is an informal source of support?
A GP
B Nurse
C Minister
D Friend

A person’s social class is determined by:
A gender
B occupation
C socialisation
D age.

Menstruation is a physical characteristic of which life stage?
A Infancy
B Early childhood
C Adolescence
D Later adulthood

Being a lesbian is an example of an individual’s:
A occupation
B sexual orientation
C health status
D religion.

Which of the following is an inherited characteristic?
A Smoking
B Culture
C Blood group
D Stress