#1
Which of the following is not a safety guideline for child care facilities?
Regular safety inspections of the premises
Proper staff-to-child ratios
Allowing unsupervised access to hazardous materials
Emergency evacuation plans
#2
What is the recommended staff-to-child ratio for infants in a child care facility?
#3
Which organization typically oversees the licensing and regulation of child care facilities?
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
Department of Transportation (DOT)
Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)
Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)
#4
What is the minimum age requirement for staff members working in a child care facility?
18 years old
21 years old
25 years old
There is no minimum age requirement
#5
What is the recommended temperature range for indoor spaces in child care facilities?
50°F to 70°F
60°F to 80°F
70°F to 90°F
80°F to 100°F
#6
Which of the following is a common safety measure in outdoor play areas for child care facilities?
Presence of sharp objects
Accessible bodies of water
Uneven surfaces
Fencing around the perimeter
#7
Which of the following is not typically required to be childproofed in a child care facility?
Electrical outlets
Cabinets containing cleaning supplies
Stairs with safety gates
Toys with small parts
#8
What is the purpose of having a written policy for child care facilities?
To satisfy legal requirements
To outline procedures for emergencies and daily activities
To limit liability in case of accidents
All of the above
#9
Which of the following is an important aspect of maintaining sanitation in a child care facility?
Frequent handwashing practices
Serving meals on unwashed plates
Infrequent cleaning of toys and surfaces
Allowing sick children to attend
#10
What is the purpose of background checks for staff in child care facilities?
To ensure staff have previous childcare experience
To confirm staff members have no criminal history
To verify staff members' financial status
To check staff members' social media activity
#11
What is the purpose of fire drills in child care facilities?
To simulate emergency situations for staff members
To entertain the children
To create chaos for fun
To avoid fire safety inspections
#12
Why is it important for child care facilities to have a well-defined illness policy?
To encourage children to come to the facility when sick
To prevent the spread of illnesses among children and staff
To increase the facility's revenue
To ignore health concerns
#13
In terms of nutrition, what is a key consideration for child care facilities?
Offering only organic foods
Providing a variety of healthy options
Focusing solely on low-fat foods
Allowing children to bring any snacks from home
#14
What are some common components of a child care facility's daily schedule?
Nap time, outdoor play, and storytime
Silent reading, video games, and snack time
Adult exercise, movie time, and computer lab
Social media time, long periods of screen time, and fast food meals
#15
What is the purpose of maintaining accurate records in a child care facility?
To track attendance for billing purposes
To monitor children's developmental progress
To communicate with parents about their child's day
All of the above
#16
What are some common safety measures to prevent accidents in play areas within child care facilities?
Having adequate supervision
Providing age-appropriate equipment
Ensuring soft landing surfaces
All of the above
#17
What is a common measure to ensure outdoor safety in child care facilities?
Having unprotected swimming pools
Providing inadequate supervision
Leaving hazardous materials accessible
Installing fences and gates