Family and Consumer Science Praxis With Correct Questions & Answers (SCORED A+)
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Family and Consumer Science Praxis
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Family And Consumer Science Praxis
Cotton - ANSWER Erect bushy mallow plant or small bearing bolls containing seeds with many long hair fibers
Silk - ANSWER A valuable cloth, originally made only in China from threads spun by caterpillars called silkworms
Bamboo - ANSWER Natural antibacterial properties, biodegradable, brea...
Family and Consumer Science Praxis
With Correct Questions & Answers
(SCORED A+)
Cotton - ANSWER Erect bushy mallow plant or small bearing bolls containing seeds with many long
hair fibers
Silk - ANSWER A valuable cloth, originally made only in China from threads spun by caterpillars
called silkworms
Bamboo - ANSWER Natural antibacterial properties, biodegradable, breathable fabric, wicking
ability, grows fast, and is made the same way as rayon
Wool - ANSWER Fiber Sheared from animals (sheep) and twisted into yarn for weaving.
Rayon - ANSWER Man-made Cellulosic fiber; positive-imitates silk, insect resistance; negative-low
abrasion, will mildew, susceptible to the sun.
Nylon - ANSWER The 1st synthetic fiber, discovered in 1930; can be stretched several times its
length.
Polyester - ANSWER A wrinkle- Resistant fabric of fibers made from a synthetic chemical compound
Linen - ANSWER A strong cloth is woven with fibers from the flax plants.
Fiber - ANSWER A thin, threadlike, part of an animal hair or plant tissue; also an artificial thread that
resembles.
An arrangement of body cells that form muscles and nerves.
,A food substance that provides bulk but is not digested.
Thread - ANSWER A fine cord of twisted fibers (of cotton or silk or wool or nylon) Used in showing
and weaving
Weave - ANSWER To make cloth or carpets by crossing threads under and over each other.
Yarn - ANSWER A generic term for a continuous strand of textile fibers, filaments, or material in a
form suitable for knitting, weaving, or otherwise intertwining to form a fabric.
Textile - ANSWER of our relating to fabrics or fabric making
Fabric - ANSWER An artifact made by weaving or felting or knitting or crocheting natural or synthetic
fibers.
Spandex - ANSWER First manufactured elastic fiber and has superior strength and durability to
rubber, blended with other fillers to improve stretch
Role Ethnicity - ANSWER Different regions have foods available and customs. Immigrates often
include food that are traditional to them.
Food Irradiation - ANSWER Proccess of using radioactive materials to disinfect and preserve certain
foods. Lengths the shelf life and claims to be safe. (apples, bananas, fish, and poultry)
Diabetes - ANSWER Prevents the body from producing insulin, which the body needs to produce
sugar.
FCCLA - ANSWER Family, Career, and community leaders of America; youth organization
Psychomotor Skills - ANSWER Performance of physical skills and acts and how they are performed.
(Climbing a rope)
Type 1 Diabetes - ANSWER Own immune system mistakes your cells as harmful and attacks them.
* Cannot produce insulin
, * Treated by diet and insulin injections
***Can't prevent type 1 diabetes
Type 2 Diabetes & Gestational - ANSWER Unable to produce enough insulin for the body
***Diet and Medication
Hypertension - ANSWER High Blood Pressure
* low salt and low-fat diet
*exercise to bring down high blood pressure
Jean Piaget - ANSWER Known for his theory of cognitive development in children
Jean Piaget Stages - ANSWER 1. Sensorimotor-sight hearing and touch
2. Pre-operational- words, symbols, and pictures
3. Concrete- Identify and organize
4. Formal Operations- more abstract
Egocentrism - ANSWER The inability to take another persons point of view.
Piaget - ANSWER Came up with the concept of Egocentrism
Abraham Maslow - ANSWER Humanistic approach to "Hierarchy of Needs" and the concepts of "Self-
Actualization"
Self-Actualization - ANSWER Achieve self-acceptance and begins to develop to full potential.
Maslow's 5 Needs - ANSWER 1. Basic Physical Needs
2. Safety & Security
3. Belonging & Love
4. Esteem
5. Self- Actualization
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