chapter 1 SS

What is Heritage?

• Cultural traditions that are passed down from one generation

  to another

   

• Cultural traditions that are given from foreigners from other countries

• Cultural traditions that are kept and not shared with others 

• Cultural traditions that are shared within the community

Which one of the following is an example of Brunei Heritage?

• Kampong Ayer

• Cloths we can buy at the shop

• Justin Bieber songs

• Where people live at the same place

What are the two types of Family in Brunei?

• Traditional and Modern Family

• Rich and Poor Family

• Nuclear and Extended Family

• Single and Double Family

  Which of the following describes "family"?

• A group of people who are willing to work for others or a particular

  cause without being paid

• A group of two or more people who are related to and care for each 

  other.

• Brother or sister that can be great friend but may sometime disagree 

• The only person who works and earn money for the family

What is it called a family that consists of ONLY father, mother, daughter and

       son living in the same house?

• Modern Family

• Adoptive Family

• Extended Family

• Nuclear family

Which of the following is the advantage of Nuclear family?

• More family expenditure

• More family income

• More privacy

• More social support

Which of the following is the disadvantage of a Nuclear family?

• Nuclear family has more privacy in the house

• The Nuclear family has less social support

• There is less family income if only one person is working 

• There is more time for interaction between its members

Which of the following is a disadvantage of having extended family?

• Aunts and uncles can help to look after the young in the family

• Family members may have to share bedrooms if many people are

  living in the house

• More family income if more members are working

• When both parents go to work, grandparents can look after the

  young children

  Which of the following is the general roles of family?

• Ask the children to make money for the family

• Children ask handphone from parents

• Parents let children live outside their home

• Provisions of resources

What is a breadwinner?

• The only one who worked and earned money for the family

• Someone who helps the father in some household activities

• The only one who worked and earned money for the community

• Someone who works within the employer’s household