Developmental Milestones and Health Factors Quiz

Around 6 months, infants develop the strength and balance to sit without support.

By 12 months, most infants begin to crawl as part of their gross motor skill development.

Most children start riding a tricycle around the age of 3 as they develop their gross motor skills.

Counting to 10 is a cognitive milestone commonly achieved by age 3.

Most infants start babbling around 3 months as they begin to explore vocal sounds.

Turning pages of a book is a fine motor skill typically achieved by 18 months as infants develop hand-eye coordination.

Drawing recognizable shapes is a cognitive milestone, not a social-emotional one.

By age 2, children typically reach about 75% of their adult height.

Reading fluently is a typical language development milestone for a 6-year-old.

Losing primary teeth is a common physical milestone for a 10-year-old as their permanent teeth start to emerge.

Understanding time concepts is not typically achieved by a 4-year-old in terms of cognitive development.

Mastering basic sports skills is a common physical milestone for an 8-year-old as they become more coordinated.

Not reaching for objects by 4 months is a developmental red flag, indicating potential issues.

Preferring solitary activities is not typical for a 12-year-old in terms of social development, as they usually seek peer interaction.

Preferring to play with younger children is not a typical emotional milestone for a 14-year-old, who usually seeks peers for social interaction.

Preferring concrete thinking is not typical for a 16-year-old in terms of cognitive development, as they develop more abstract thinking abilities.

Preferring solitary activities is not a typical social milestone for a 15-year-old, who usually seeks peer interaction.