The document contains a pre-test with multiple choice questions about puberty, followed by a post-test with identification questions. The pre-test questions cover topics like the stages of puberty (pre-pubescent, pubescent, post-pubescent), physical changes during puberty for girls like menstruation, and examples of physical and psychological changes during puberty. The post-test asks the test-taker to identify terms and concepts related to puberty like periods, precocious puberty, psychological hazards, identity development, and cognitive immaturity.
The document contains a pre-test with multiple choice questions about puberty, followed by a post-test with identification questions. The pre-test questions cover topics like the stages of puberty (pre-pubescent, pubescent, post-pubescent), physical changes during puberty for girls like menstruation, and examples of physical and psychological changes during puberty. The post-test asks the test-taker to identify terms and concepts related to puberty like periods, precocious puberty, psychological hazards, identity development, and cognitive immaturity.
The document contains a pre-test with multiple choice questions about puberty, followed by a post-test with identification questions. The pre-test questions cover topics like the stages of puberty (pre-pubescent, pubescent, post-pubescent), physical changes during puberty for girls like menstruation, and examples of physical and psychological changes during puberty. The post-test asks the test-taker to identify terms and concepts related to puberty like periods, precocious puberty, psychological hazards, identity development, and cognitive immaturity.
The document contains a pre-test with multiple choice questions about puberty, followed by a post-test with identification questions. The pre-test questions cover topics like the stages of puberty (pre-pubescent, pubescent, post-pubescent), physical changes during puberty for girls like menstruation, and examples of physical and psychological changes during puberty. The post-test asks the test-taker to identify terms and concepts related to puberty like periods, precocious puberty, psychological hazards, identity development, and cognitive immaturity.
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PRE-TEST
TEST I
Direction: Read the questions carefully then
encircle the correct answer.
1. It comes from the Latin word Pubertas from puber and pubers meaning adult.
A. Latency
B. Childhood
C. Late Childhood
D. Puberty
2. There are 3 stages of puberty except _____.
A. Pre Pubescent
B. Pubescent
C. Post Pubescent
D. Puberty
3. In what stages of puberty is human begins to develop?
A. Pre Pubescent
B. Pubescent
C. Post Pubescent
D. Puberty 4. In what stages of puberty is human continue to develop?
A. Pre Pubescent
B. Pubescent
C. Post Pubescent
D. Puberty
5. In what stages of puberty is human well developed?
A. Pre Pubescent
B. Pubescent
C. Post Pubescent
D. Puberty
6. During puberty what is/are the examples of physical changes in girls?
A. Voice Change
B. Hair Growth
C. Menstruation
D. Both B and C
7. Menstruation commonly called as _____.
A. Blood
B. Period
C. Mens
D. All of the above
TEST II
Direction: Write TRUE if the statement is correct and write FALSE if it is wrong.
8. An insufficient amount of growth hormone in late childhood and early puberty causes the individual to be smaller than average at maturity. TRUE
9. One of the example of Psychological Hazard during puberty is the acceptance of socially approved sex roles.TRUE
10. Puberty is the period of human development during which physical growth and sexual maturity occurs.TRUE POST-TEST
IDENTIFICATION. Write your answer in the provided space.
1. During this period, also in response to rising levels of estrogen, the lower half of the pelvis and thus hips widen providing a larger birth canal.
ANSWER: Body Shape, Fat distribution and Body composition
2.This stage overlaps the closing year or two of childhood when the child is regarded as a one who is no longer a child but not yet an adolescent.
ANSWER: PREPUBESCENT
3.This stage occurs at the dividing line between childhood and adolescence; the time when the criteria of sexual maturity appear ,the menarche girls and the first nocturnal emissions in boys .
ANSWER: PUBESCENT
4.This stage overlaps the first year or two or adolescent. During the stage the secondary sex characteristic become well developed and the sex organs begin to function in mature manner.
ANSWER: POSTPUBESCENT
5. This is when the lining of the uterus (womb), including blood, is shed every month.
ANSWER: PERIODS
6.Your son’s larynx will get larger and his voice will ‘break’, eventually becoming deeper. Some boys’ voices move from high to low and back again, even in one sentence. This will stop in time.
7.The onset of puberty sometimes as early as five or six years of age is
known as _____.
ANSWER: Precocious Puberty or Puberty Precox.
8.A hazard that affects the mental well-being or mental health of the worker by overwhelming individual coping mechanisms and impacting the worker’s ability to work in a healthy and safe manner.
ANSWER: PSYCHOLOGICAL HAZARD
9.Young people are busy working out who they are and where they fit in the world. You might notice your child trying out new clothing styles, music, art, friendship groups and so on.
ANSWER: IDENTITY
10. It refers to youths' still-developing thinking skills which are not yet as sophisticated and reliable as those characteristic of adults.
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