When Children Learn About Death by Finding, Touching, and Burying

question 26

Multiple Choice

When children learn about death by finding, touching, and burying a dead bird in the woods, their experience illustrates the potential of:

• A)Formal education
• B)Teachable moments
• C)A near-death experience
• D)Vocational motivation
• E)Self-centered behavior

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Definitions:

Gestures

Movements of the body or limbs that express ideas or meanings, often used in communication.

Eyebrow-raising Greeting

An unconventional or surprising manner of greeting that might provoke curiosity or skepticism.

Cultural Occurrence

An event or particular instance of behavior that is influenced by and typical within a specific culture.

Different Cultures

The diverse sets of norms, values, beliefs, customs, and practices that define the social and cultural identity of various groups of people around the world.