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Froggy Jumps Motor Milestones QuizOnline version Motor development basics by Fiona Sheldon 1 What does cephalocaudal development describe? a Left-to-right body growth b Head-to-body growth, e.g., neck control before sitting c Foot-to-head growth 2 Proximodistal development moves from where to where? a Back to front b Top to bottom c Center outward, e.g., arm control before finger skills 3 Which sequence best shows simple-to-complex development? a Randomly mixing movements without order b Mastering basic movements first, then combining them c Learning complex skills first, then basics 4 Gross to fine development refers to progressing from which muscles to which? a Upper body to lower body muscles b Large muscle groups to small muscle groups c Small to large muscles 5 Which type of movement occurs without conscious thought? a Conscious planned actions b Voluntary movements c Involuntary movements (reflexes) 6 Are reflexes considered voluntary or involuntary movements? a Voluntary movements b Involuntary movements c Both, depending on context 7 Which statement describes voluntary movements best? a They cannot be taught or learned b You learn to control the movement c Movements are always reflexive 8 Give an example illustrating proximodistal development? a Moving whole arm to bat a toy before using fingers b Using fingers before arm movement c Walking before crawling 9 Which development direction is exemplified by using fingers before whole hand? a Gross-to-fine (large to small) b Proximodistal (center-outward) c Cephalocaudal (head-to-toe) 10 Which concept describes gaining neck muscle control before sitting? a Cephalocaudal development b Proximodistal development c Gross-to-fine development

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Motor Milestones QuizOnline version

Motor development basics

by Fiona Sheldon

What does cephalocaudal development describe?

Left-to-right body growth

Head-to-body growth, e.g., neck control before sitting

Foot-to-head growth

Proximodistal development moves from where to where?

Back to front

Top to bottom

Center outward, e.g., arm control before finger skills

Which sequence best shows simple-to-complex development?

Randomly mixing movements without order

Mastering basic movements first, then combining them

Learning complex skills first, then basics

Gross to fine development refers to progressing from which muscles to which?

Upper body to lower body muscles

Large muscle groups to small muscle groups

Small to large muscles

Which type of movement occurs without conscious thought?

Conscious planned actions

Voluntary movements

Involuntary movements (reflexes)

Are reflexes considered voluntary or involuntary movements?

Voluntary movements

Involuntary movements

Both, depending on context

Which statement describes voluntary movements best?

They cannot be taught or learned

You learn to control the movement

Movements are always reflexive

Give an example illustrating proximodistal development?

Moving whole arm to bat a toy before using fingers

Using fingers before arm movement

Walking before crawling

Which development direction is exemplified by using fingers before whole hand?

Gross-to-fine (large to small)

Proximodistal (center-outward)

Cephalocaudal (head-to-toe)

Which concept describes gaining neck muscle control before sitting?

Cephalocaudal development

Proximodistal development

Gross-to-fine development

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by Fiona Sheldon

What does cephalocaudal development describe?

Proximodistal development moves from where to where?

Which sequence best shows simple-to-complex development?

Gross to fine development refers to progressing from which muscles to which?

Which type of movement occurs without conscious thought?

Are reflexes considered voluntary or involuntary movements?

Which statement describes voluntary movements best?

Give an example illustrating proximodistal development?

Which development direction is exemplified by using fingers before whole hand?

Which concept describes gaining neck muscle control before sitting?

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