Multiple Choice: Concept of using accepted rules of conduct when interacting with others.

Multiple Choice: Ability to arrange items in increasing or decreasing order based on volume, size, or weight.

Multiple Choice: The concept that a change in position or shape of substances does NOT change the quantity.

Multiple Choice: Being aware of others' distress and wanting to help them.

Multiple Choice: Ability to see objects at a distance more clearly than close objects.

Multiple Choice: Refers to the ages of 6 through 12.

True/False: Developmental changes are more dramatic during middle childhood than they were during infancy and toddlerhood.

True/False: By the end of middle childhood, girls may reach 90 percent of their adult height and boys about 80 percent of their adult height.

A person is considered obese when he or she weighs 15 percent more than other people of the same sex, age, and build.

True/False: Body proportions change during the school-age years.

True/False: Social relationships become more complex during middle childhood.

True/False: In recent decades, there has been an increase in the amount of time children spend in child- organized games.

Multiple Choice: During middle childhood, children usually become more _____________ .

Multiple Choice: The number of inches children usually grow per year during middle childhood is ___________________ .

Multiple Choice: A factor that does NOT contribute obesity is ________________ .

Multiple Choice: Seriation can involve ________________ .

Multiple Choice: Most school-age children choose close friends __________________ .

Multiple Choice: Through participation in team sports, children _____________ .