James is a handsome child who was in an abusive home for the first eleven years of his life. He is easy going, rarely acts out, and has a positive outlook on things. He is an excellent runner and loves baseball. His academic performance is above average and excels in science and math. He played basketball at the local YMCA for Coach Johnson who discovered that the child was being abused in the home. The relationship between the coach and James has been a mentorship that has helped James face the change in his status to foster care with courage and good nature. James demonstrates characteristics of a(n) ________ child?

Nathan, five years old, has grown very curious about all the things around him. He asks his mom, “Why is the sky blue? Why is the grass green? Why does granddaddy have hair on his face?” Nathan is also using his newly emerged reasoning skills. He reasoning skills prompt him to try to understand why things are the way they are. Nathan is in which Piaget stage?

Which of the following statements are true statements about neonates and very young babies?

Concetta, a three-year-old, has learned many Italian words and can construct sentences in Italian. Although she knows many English words, she still has difficulty constructing English sentences. Antonetta, the child’s grandmother who is from Italy keeps the child during the week while her parents’ work. Concetta has learned the _______ of Italian before she learns it in English.

Which type of oil and gas trap in pictured in the diagram?

Laura, a three-year old girl is very shy and retiring. In her preschool, she has few friends and rarely approaches another child to play. She is very quiet and her teachers find her somewhat withdrawn. Her preschool teacher, Ms. Sony states, “I am worried about Laura. She is a pleasant child one on one but is so quiet and timid. When I ask her if she wants to play with another child or do things that I know she would enjoy Laura often hesitates.” Laura is likely a ______________ child.

Lewis is 5 years old and spends most of his waking hours exploring and experimenting with the world and his sensations. Lewis enjoys books about machinery, particularly farm machinery. He has a place in the backyard that he calls his farm where he digs and “plants” his crops. He follows his grandfather around on his farm asking questions and learning new information. Montessori would place Lewis in which stage?    

An aquifer cannot develop and collect up usable quantities of water unless:

Eileen’s mother left the room at a party. Eileen, a toddler, experienced considerable distress, stopped playing with the other children, and upon her mother’s return, immediately sought contact with her. According to Ainsworth, Eileen is probably  _________________ attached?        

Which of the features on this diagram is a cut bank?