(gabo) Family Structures and Legacies Quiz

According to the Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary, what is the simplest definition of family?

• A group of individuals living under one roof but not under one head

• A group of individuals living separately

• A group of individuals living under one roof and usually under one head

• A group of individuals living under different roofs

What is the primary function of the family in terms of procreation?

• To have children and provide other life-giving and loving ways of raising them

• To have children and leave them to raise themselves

• To have children and expect them to take care of themselves

• To have children and provide only the basic needs

What is the main function of love in the family?

• To foster confidence through stability

• To convey a tone of trusting support

• To provide a safe environment for children

• To encompass everything and drive members of the family to do anything for the welfare of another

What is the main function of socialization in the family?

• To provide a stable companionship for adolescents

• To provide immediate opportunities for children to grow through interactions

• To provide a nurturing environment for children's emotional growth

• To provide a safe place for children to draw support, comfort, and reassurance

What is the main function of moral/spiritual legacy in the family?

• To foster confidence through stability

• To model and reinforce the unseen realities of the godly life

• To encourage children to attend church

• To provide a safe environment for children

What is the main building block of children's social legacy?

• The setting of social boundaries concerning how to relate to God, authority, peers, the environment, and siblings

• Unconditional love and acceptance by their parents

• Respect, beginning with themselves and working out to other people

• Rules that are given within a loving relationship

What is the main parenting style that involves setting rules that children are expected to follow, however, they allow some exceptions to the rule?

• Uninvolved Parenting

• Authoritarian Parenting

• Permissive Parenting

• Authoritative Parenting

What is the main parenting style that involves parents establishing rules and expecting children to follow them without exception?

• Authoritarian Parenting

• Permissive Parenting

• Authoritative Parenting

• Uninvolved Parenting

What is the main parenting style that involves parents not offering much discipline and being lenient?

• Uninvolved Parenting

• Permissive Parenting

• Authoritative Parenting

• Authoritarian Parenting

What is the main parenting style that involves parents being neglectful and not providing their children's needs?

• Permissive Parenting

• Authoritarian Parenting

• Authoritative Parenting

• Uninvolved Parenting