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Question 1.1. Children born while their mothers are incarcerated (Points : 2)  may be placed in foster care.
  rarely come into foster care because family will take them.
  are removed at birth and placed for adoption.
  never meet their mothers.

Question 2.2. A Minnesota study found that the most effective way to recruit foster parents was to (Points : 2)

  put ads on the back of milk cartons.
  use public services announcements and newspaper ads.
  put fliers in grocery bags and on windshields.
  have a community-wide telethon.

Question 3.3. What is the first feeling experienced by parents whose children are taken away and
placed in foster care? (Points : 2)

  acceptance
  despair
  relief
  shock

Question 4.4. The involvement of natural parents with their children in care (Points : 2)

  is usually illegal and therefore not allowed.
  should be discouraged, as it can upset everyone.
  should be encouraged, as it is beneficial for the children.
  is only allowed if a police officer and social worker are present.

Question 5.5. One duty often not performed sufficiently by the foster care worker in the past was
to (Points : 2)

  prepare the children for foster care.
  provide case management.
  help foster parents grieve when their foster children return to their birth parents.
  help parents release their children for adoption.

Question 6.6. Professionalization of foster parents seems to be a trend for the future. Why might
this be problematic? (Points : 2)

  Each agency defines the role of foster parents differently.
  The quality of care will necessarily decrease.
  Foster parents will be less qualified.
  It will be even more difficult to match foster parents and children.

Question 7.7. By the 1950’s children not residing in their own homes were (Points : 2)

  living on the streets.
  in foster care instead of institutions.
  sent to boarding schools.
  living in churches.

Question 8.8. Why can separation from a birth parent have a profound effect on children? (Points : 2)

  Children don’t understand what is happening and often think their parents didn’t want them.
  Children are rarely able to adapt to new settings.
  It is always best for a child to remain with the birth parent.
  Foster parents are often in it for the money and don’t care about the child.

Question 9.9. An abandoned child is found by his neighbor. Where would this child most likely go to
stay that night? (Points : 2)

  a small group home
  a family boarding home
  an adoptive home
  a crisis home

Question 10.10. A social worker visits a prospective foster parent’s home to begin the lengthy screening process. This is known as part of the (Points : 2)

  follow-up
  placement
  recruitment
  homestudy

Question 11.11. Historically, adoption originated to meet the needs of (Points : 2)

  the children.
  the foster parents.
  the state.
  the adoptive parents.

Question 12.12. The first state to have the statute that most closely resembles today’s adoption
philosophies was (Points : 2)

  Massachusetts.
  Mississippi.
  Michigan.
  Minnesota.

Question 13.13. Surrogate mothering (Points : 2)

  is a new phenomenon.
  is currently illegal in most states.
  has been practiced since ancient times.
  has rarely been medically viable.

Question 14.14. Which of the following is a problem with independent adoptions? (Points : 2)

  There are often few follow-up services.
  There is less information available about the child’s background.
  The legal aspects are less clear-cut.
  All of the above.

Question 15.15. There has been a lot of controversy over how and when to tell a child that he/she is adopted. Most adoption resources recommend discussing the adoption (Points : 2)

  gradually, in a loving way, throughout the child’s life
  during adolescence
  never
  when he/she reaches adulthood

Question 16.16. Why do many children not come up for adoption until they are older? (Points : 2)

  Their parents have been hiding them.
  Parents are dying earlier.
  They never received birth certificates when they were born.
  There is a greater emphasis on family preservation.

Question 17.17. Why do independent placements not protect the child’s right to the best possible home? (Points : 2)

  The only eligibility criterion is that the couple can provide the necessary fee.
  The child often ends up back with the birth parents.
  Child labor laws regulate independent placements.
  Many adoption agencies are corrupt.

Question 18.18. Why do some birth parents who give their child up for adoption feel stigmatized by
their community? (Points : 2)

  because often the assumption is that everyone should be able to parent no
matter the circumstances
  because their social workers pressure them to keep the child at all cost
  because adoption agencies will work only with birth parents in a certain tax
bracket
  because there is enormous pressure to keep adoptions open

Question 19.19. Kelly was adopted when she was 3 years old. She knows who her birth parents are.
In fact, they come to her birthday party every year. Kelly’s adoption is (Points : 2)

  independent.
  open.
  court-ruled.
  conservative.

Question 20.20. Mary is a teenage girl who gives her baby up for adoption because she knows she
does not have the resources to raise the child properly. This situation falls under the
category of (Points : 2)

  voluntary surrender.
  court-ruled adoption.
  abandonment.
  open adoption.

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