Family Relationships

Two parents and one or more children living in the same place form a/an...

• Blended Family

• Nuclear Family

• Foster Care

• Custody

_____________________ is the temporary placement of children in the homes of adults who are not related to them.

• Separation

• Divorce

• Foster Care

• Custody

In a family, children are often responsible for ...

• meeting the family's basic needs, such as food and shelter.

• setting limits on family member's behaviors

• teaching values and skills

• performing household chores

Parents promote their children's mental and emotional health by...

• providing for basic needs, such as food, clothing, and shelter.

• providing medical care

• providing affirmation

• sharing cultural traditions

A/an _________________ is a legal end to a marriage contract.

• separation

• divorce

• custody

• foster care

During a/an _______________________ a couple may attempt to work out their problems so that they can live together again.

• divorce

• separation

• custody

• family

Which of the following is an example of a change in family structure?

• The birth of a new baby

• The loss of a parents job.

• A family members serious illness

• Moving to a new home

Any act of violence involving family members is known as ...

• Domestic violence

• Neglect

• Abuse

• Spousal abuse

Older family members are much more likely than young children to suffer

• physical abuse

• sexual abuse

• emotional abuse

• financial abuse

If a friend confides that he is being abused, you should...

• assume the person is just exagerating

• confront the abuser face- to- face

• keep quiet for fear of putting the victim at further risk.

• seek help from a trusted adult.