Question 1

The licensing process for programs is to assure these&#10;A) More options for parents&#10;B) Opportunities to all&#10;C) Maximum standards&#10;D) Minimum standards

Accepted Answer

The licensing process for programs is typically designed to ensure that minimum standards are met to protect the health, safety, and well-being of participants.

Question 2

The three legal principles involved in liability involve all of the following except&#10;A) Employee liability&#10;B) Student liability&#10;C) Employer liability&#10;D) Board liability

Accepted Answer

Student liability is not typically considered a legal principle involved in liability, as liability usually pertains to entities like employees, employers, and boards.

Question 3

_________ are businesses owned by one person, who assumes full responsibility, while _________ involve more people and stability in all members&#10;A) Proprietorships, partnerships&#10;B) Partnerships, corporations&#10;C) Proprietorships, corporations&#10;D) Nonprofits, corporations

Accepted Answer

Proprietorships are owned by one person who assumes full responsibility, while partnerships involve more people and shared responsibilities.

Question 4

Privately owned centers receive most of their income for operation from&#10;A) Churches&#10;B) Government money&#10;C) Parent-paid tuition&#10;D) Inheritance

Accepted Answer

Privately owned centers primarily rely on parent-paid tuition for their operational income, as they are not typically funded by churches, government, or inheritance.

Question 5

Afternoon routines for a program often involve homework and active play, while morning routines involve&#10;A) Upbeat music that energizes children&#10;B) Play that stimulates the mind&#10;C) Eating breakfast and making sure homework is done&#10;D) Quiet time and a place to awaken gradually

Accepted Answer

Quiet time and a place to awaken gradually is a typical morning routine for a program.

Deck 16: Administrative Issues: Licensing, Policies, and Personnel