Family
Physical & Health Education · 50 practice questions
Definition and types of family - nuclear family (monogamous, polygamous, single-parent, family by adoption) and extended family; characteristics of a happy family.
- Define the family and explain its types.
- State the characteristics of a happy family.
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- Practice question 1
Family cohesion, the sense of closeness among members, specifically can contribute positively to overall
- A.a factor entirely unrelated to the functioning of the family as a whole
- B.no particular aspect of family functioning whatsoever, despite closeness
- C.family functioning
- D.a decline, rather than positive contribution, to overall family functioning
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C. family functioning
Family cohesion, the sense of closeness among members, specifically can contribute positively to overall family functioning.
- Practice question 2
Community support for families specifically can help strengthen family stability, particularly during
- A.a factor entirely unrelated to family stability of any kind
- B.periods when the family is already thriving, with no particular challenge present
- C.challenging circumstances
- D.no particular circumstance of any kind, despite the recognized value of such support
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C. challenging circumstances
Community support for families specifically can help strengthen family stability, particularly during challenging circumstances.
- Practice question 3
The family specifically serves as the primary unit through which children first learn
- A.social norms and values
- B.a factor entirely unrelated to social norms or values
- C.no particular lesson of any kind, despite the family's own recognized role
- D.skills limited exclusively to academic subjects, with no reference to social norms
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A. social norms and values
The family specifically serves as the primary unit through which children first learn social norms and values.
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