Hereditary & Environmental Influences Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Hereditary & Environmental Influences QuizOnline version Hereditary & environmental factors by Haya Faisal 1 What does 'hereditary factor' refer to in development science? a Traits learned from peers b Lifestyle choices you make yourself c Traits passed from parents via genes 2 What does 'environmental factor' mean in development? a External conditions influencing growth b Genetic sequences present at birth c Internal brain chemistry only 3 Which statement best describes their interaction? a Only environment matters b Only heredity matters c Development results from a mix of both heredity and environment 4 Give an example of a hereditary factor. a Eye color determined by genes b Language spoken at home c Dietary habits 5 Give an example of an environmental factor. a Blood type b Hair color c Schooling and education 6 Which outcome best illustrates gene–environment interaction? a A child with a gene for tall height grows taller with proper nutrition b Height dictated only by genes c Height determined only by environment 7 Which statement is accurate about development? a It is solely environmental b It results from the interplay of hereditary and environmental factors c It is solely genetic 8 How can you apply one hereditary and one environmental factor to real life? a Unchanging daily habit regardless of environment b Studying without sleep c Genetic predisposition to stress plus a calming routine 9 Which example shows a hereditary factor in action? a Choosing friends b Learning to ride a bike c Inherited blood type 10 Which statement aligns with the checklist’s view on factors? a Environmental factors are negligible b Only hereditary factors influence development c Both factors influence development together

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Hereditary & Environmental Influences QuizOnline version

by Haya Faisal

What does 'hereditary factor' refer to in development science?

What does 'environmental factor' mean in development?

Which statement best describes their interaction?

Give an example of a hereditary factor.

Give an example of an environmental factor.

Which outcome best illustrates gene–environment interaction?

Which statement is accurate about development?

How can you apply one hereditary and one environmental factor to real life?

Which example shows a hereditary factor in action?

Which statement aligns with the checklist’s view on factors?