1 A) The process of caring for children and guiding their growth and development. B) The process of caring for infants and providing for their everyday needs. C) The process of caring for teenagers and disciplining them. D) The process of reminding yourself that you were once a child too. 2 A) Lifestyle changes, financial changes and location changes. B) Car changes, housing changes, food habit changes. C) Weight changes, housing changes, financial changes. D) Lifestyle changes, financial changes, career changes. 3 A) A promise. B) Faithfulness to an obligation, duty, or trust. C) And understanding between two people. D) A financial plan. 4 A) An injection of live germs introduced to the body. B) A small amount of dead germs introduced to the body so the body can recognize diseases. C) A deadly disease. D) A form of medicine for a disease you have already been exposed to. 5 A) Criticize. B) Give praise. C) Be consistant. D) Set clear limits. 6 A) When you didn't see what happened, and no one is telling you. B) When misbehavior is done on purpose. C) Before a child understands what he or she did wrong. D) When something gets broken. 7 A) Yell at them. B) Call them names. C) Take deep breaths and count slowly to 10. D) Spank them. 8 A) Consistency allows a child to understand his or her boundaries. B) It's ok to reward good behavior with food. C) Someone is always at fault. D) Hiding your motives for actions from your children helps them respect you. 9 A) Changing diapers. B) Making dinner. C) Communicating with each other. D) Setting boundaries between each other. 10 A) Always B) Sometimes. C) Only if you're young. D) Only if you're over 35 years old.
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