Class 12 Geography Chapter 3 Human Development Quiz 52 (25 MCQs)

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1. David and Nora are studying about different periods in history. They came across the term 'Neolithic Revolution'. What does it refer to?
2. Which sequence best represents the correct order of events in the formation of a sexually reproduced individual?
3. Forms out of the uterine lining, and transfers oxygen, nutrients, and waste between baby and mother.
4. Which stage in Erikson's theory corresponds to the early adulthood period, and what is its main conflict?
5. During normal childbirth, the cervix becomes ..... to about 5 inches.
6. A baby explores by touching and tasting objects. Which stage and key feature best match this behavior?
7. Adolescence
8. Self-Esteem is part of who you are and cannot be changed
9. Which theorist is known for the concept that children learn about their world by observing others?
10. Was wird beim errechnen des Lebensstandards verwendet.
11. Physical development progresses from
12. Which theorist is best known for the concept of the 'zone of proximal development'?
13. Substances that can pass from the mother to the placenta include
14. Kidney function declines by ..... between the ages of 20 and 90 years.
15. How many stages does Erikson suggest humans go through in psychosocial development?
16. Human development report is published every .....
17. Why is adolescence considered a transitional period?
18. Traits that people are born with or have genetically acquired.
19. Students are encouraged to work in a small groups, allowing them to learn from their more capable peers
20. What does development mean?
21. What is the primary focus of the Life-Span Perspective on Development?
22. This is happens in the stage of pregnancy which the embryo starts to grow. This are the development inside the womb.
23. Whose theory was that of the attachment theory?
24. As societies become richer, they generally move from:
25. Amber can quickly and accurately arrange crayons from lightest to darkest. This demonstrates a capacity for