Family Test Review

What is the basic unit of society that includes two or more people joined by blood, marriage, adoption, or a desire to support each other?

• Community

• Organization

• Family

• Team

What are the three types of needs that healthy families work to meet for their members?

• Educational, Financial, and Social

• Physical, Mental/Emotional, and Social

• Professional, Personal, and Spiritual

• Nutritional, Intellectual, and Recreational

Which of the following is NOT a type of family that we talked about in class?

• Nuclear family

• Extended family

• Blended family

• Communal family

What is the main role of a family according to the health materials?

• To provide education and career guidance

• To meet the physical, mental/emotional, and social needs of its members

• To ensure financial stability for its members

• To engage in community service

What does a joint-custody family structure involve?

• One parent living with the children

• Two parents living together with their children

• Two parents living apart and sharing custody of children

• Multiple families living together

What is a role in the family?

• A set of rules imposed by parents

• A part you play when you interact with another person

• A title given by family members

• A responsibility only for the older family members

What are parents' MAIN family responsibilities?

• To enforce strict discipline

• To provide financial support only

• To meet the basic needs of the family and teach good behavior

• To organize family events

How can family members appropriately show appreciation for one another?

• By giving expensive gifts

• By saying "thank you" for things like dinner

• By spending time alone

• By following personal interests

What is one way to build trust and respect in a family as mentioned in the health materials?

• Competing with each other

• Ignoring family rules

• Following the family rules

• Spending time with friends

What activity is good for spending quality time together as a family?

• Watching TV in separate rooms

• Having dinner together

• Working on individual hobbies

• Playing video games alone