Quiz & Worksheet - Differing Ways to Define Age

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What is chronological age?

The number of years you have lived. The era you were born.

The generation of which you are a member. The year a person dies.

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Print Defining Age with Different Perspectives: Definitions & Examples Worksheet

1. What are biomarkers?

Recordable cellular or molecular events
Age spots
Indicators of biological functioning
Chemicals mixed with a person's DNA to determine their biological age

2. Psychological age includes all of the following EXCEPT:

Experience
Emotional maturity
Logic
Religious beliefs

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About This Quiz & Worksheet

There are a number of different types of ages to consider in a person. This quiz focuses on a few of these, as well as other terms pertaining to age.

Quiz & Worksheet Goals

This age quiz is here for you to test your ability to:

Understand the basis for chronological age
Define biomarkers
Understand what is and is not included in psychological age
Recognize a type of age when given its definition
Understand stage theories

Skills Practiced

Reading comprehension - draw from the most relevant information in the lesson on different definitions of age
Critical thinking - use this information to consider if something is or is not part of a given type of age
Defining key concepts - define important phrases, such as biomarkers
Information recall - remember the knowledge you've acquired about various types of ages

Additional Learning

The lesson, Defining Age with Different Perspectives: Definitions & Examples, covers the following objectives:

List the different definitions of age
Explain chronological age
Define terms relating to biological age
Explain psychological age
Define functional and social age

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1. What are biomarkers?

2. Psychological age includes all of the following EXCEPT:

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