Question 1

Which of the following senses best matches the descriptor of movement?

Accepted Answer

A)  chromatic 
B)  thermic 
C)  sterognostic 
D)  kinesthetic 
A)  chromatic 
B)  thermic 
C)  sterognostic 
D)  kinesthetic

Question 2

Which of the following senses best matches the descriptor of taste?

Accepted Answer

A)  olfactory 
B)  gustatory 
C)  kinesthetic 
D)  chromatic 
A)  olfactory 
B)  gustatory 
C)  kinesthetic 
D)  chromatic

Question 3

The kinesthetic sense involves:

Accepted Answer

A)  identifying the texture of an object. 
B)  a whole-body, sensory response to a stimulus. 
C)  learning through tactile experiences. 
D)  learning through audiovisual experiences. 
A)  identifying the texture of an object. 
B)  a whole-body, sensory response to a stimulus. 
C)  learning through tactile experiences. 
D)  learning through audiovisual experiences.

Question 4

List four reasons children may not have a highly developed gustatory sense.

Accepted Answer

Many families eat their meals quickly an

Question 5

Water play with bubbles is an example of a(n):

Accepted Answer

A)  tactile activity. 
B)  auditory activity. 
C)  kinesthetic activity. 
D)  visual activity. 
A)  tactile activity. 
B)  auditory activity. 
C)  kinesthetic activity. 
D)  visual activity.

Question 6

A child with a visual strength tends to be good at all of the following except:

Accepted Answer

A)  drawing about what he or she is learning. 
B)  thinking holistically. 
C)  deciphering visual images. 
D)  considering details. 
A)  drawing about what he or she is learning. 
B)  thinking holistically. 
C)  deciphering visual images. 
D)  considering details.

Question 7

List the first three steps Wolf (1988; 1990) describes in using art postcards with children.

Accepted Answer

Step 1-match identical paintin

Question 8

List the five senses Montessori (1967) added to the basic list of senses.

Accepted Answer

chromatic, thermic,

Question 9

Most people rely heavily on their olfactory sense.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Watching TV is an example of a multisensory activity.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

A child with a sensory deficit or special need may develop strengths in other sensory areas.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Which of the following senses best matches the descriptive term temperature?

Accepted Answer

A)  baric 
B)  tactile 
C)  thermic 
D)  sterognostic 
A)  baric 
B)  tactile 
C)  thermic 
D)  sterognostic

Question 13

Which of the following senses best matches the descriptive term tactile-muscular?

Accepted Answer

A)  baric 
B)  chromatic 
C)  sterognostic 
D)  kinesthetic 
A)  baric 
B)  chromatic 
C)  sterognostic 
D)  kinesthetic

Question 14

The sterognostic sense is the ability to:

Accepted Answer

A)  recognize, identify, and name musical tones. 
B)  perceive temperature. 
C)  recognize objects through tactile exploration without the aid of vision. 
D)  recognize objects as heavy or light. 
A)  recognize, identify, and name musical tones. 
B)  perceive temperature. 
C)  recognize objects through tactile exploration without the aid of vision. 
D)  recognize objects as heavy or light.

Question 15

In the concept development equation, examples of concepts include:

Accepted Answer

A)  color, tone, scent, and flavor. 
B)  visual, auditory, tactile, and gustatory. 
C)  compare, contrast, classify, and describe. 
D)  enjoy, marvel, joy, and happy. 
A)  color, tone, scent, and flavor. 
B)  visual, auditory, tactile, and gustatory. 
C)  compare, contrast, classify, and describe. 
D)  enjoy, marvel, joy, and happy.

Question 16

In the equation of concept development, examples of thinking include:

Accepted Answer

A)  compare, contrast, describe, and marvel. 
B)  classify, analyze, compare, and contrast. 
C)  describe, visualize, marvel, and listen. 
D)  look, listen, touch, and smell. 
A)  compare, contrast, describe, and marvel. 
B)  classify, analyze, compare, and contrast. 
C)  describe, visualize, marvel, and listen. 
D)  look, listen, touch, and smell.

Question 17

Which of the following tastes tends to be difficult for children to identify?

Accepted Answer

A)  sweet 
B)  bitter 
C)  sour 
D)  salty 
A)  sweet 
B)  bitter 
C)  sour 
D)  salty

Question 18

In the concept development equation, examples of thinking include all of the following except:

Accepted Answer

A)  describe. 
B)  contrast. 
C)  marvel. 
D)  analyze. 
A)  describe. 
B)  contrast. 
C)  marvel. 
D)  analyze.

Question 19

Which two senses work most closely together?

Accepted Answer

A)  tactile and visual 
B)  visual and auditory 
C)  gustatory and olfactory 
D)  thermic and chromatic 
A)  tactile and visual 
B)  visual and auditory 
C)  gustatory and olfactory 
D)  thermic and chromatic

Question 20

When drawing a picture, auditory learners will:

Accepted Answer

A)  visualize the details of the picture in their heads. 
B)  focus on the finished product, rather than the process. 
C)  sequentially make the picture for mastering individual parts and pieces. 
D)  draw large shapes first, then fill in the details. 
A)  visualize the details of the picture in their heads. 
B)  focus on the finished product, rather than the process. 
C)  sequentially make the picture for mastering individual parts and pieces. 
D)  draw large shapes first, then fill in the details.

Which of the following senses best matches the descriptor of movement?

Which of the following senses best matches the descriptor of taste?

The kinesthetic sense involves:

List four reasons children may not have a highly developed gustatory sense.

Water play with bubbles is an example of a(n):

A child with a visual strength tends to be good at all of the following except:

List the first three steps Wolf (1988; 1990) describes in using art postcards with children.

List the five senses Montessori (1967) added to the basic list of senses.

Most people rely heavily on their olfactory sense.

Watching TV is an example of a multisensory activity.

A child with a sensory deficit or special need may develop strengths in other sensory areas.

Which of the following senses best matches the descriptive term temperature?

Which of the following senses best matches the descriptive term tactile-muscular?

The sterognostic sense is the ability to:

In the concept development equation, examples of concepts include:

In the equation of concept development, examples of thinking include:

Which of the following tastes tends to be difficult for children to identify?

In the concept development equation, examples of thinking include all of the following except:

Which two senses work most closely together?

When drawing a picture, auditory learners will:

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Exam 8: Sensory Experiences

Which of the following senses best matches the descriptor of movement?

Which of the following senses best matches the descriptor of taste?

The kinesthetic sense involves:

List four reasons children may not have a highly developed gustatory sense.

Water play with bubbles is an example of a(n):

A child with a visual strength tends to be good at all of the following except:

List the first three steps Wolf (1988; 1990) describes in using art postcards with children.

List the five senses Montessori (1967) added to the basic list of senses.

Most people rely heavily on their olfactory sense.

Watching TV is an example of a multisensory activity.

A child with a sensory deficit or special need may develop strengths in other sensory areas.

Which of the following senses best matches the descriptive term temperature?

Which of the following senses best matches the descriptive term tactile-muscular?

The sterognostic sense is the ability to:

In the concept development equation, examples of concepts include:

In the equation of concept development, examples of thinking include:

Which of the following tastes tends to be difficult for children to identify?

In the concept development equation, examples of thinking include all of the following except:

Which two senses work most closely together?

When drawing a picture, auditory learners will:

Understanding Creativity

Creative Thinking

Creative Experiences

Art and the Developing Child

Childrens Artistic Development

The Elements of Art

Aesthetics

The Complete Early Childhood Art Program

Child-Centered Art Versus Teacher-Directed Projects

Planning, Implementing, and Evaluating Art

The Art Center 1

The Art Center 2

Art Experiences Through Technology

Roles, Responses, and Strategies to Support Childrens Art

Art Assessment

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