Social Studies

What is a nuclear family?

• A nuclear family is a family with multiple generations living together.

• A nuclear family consists of a single parent and their children.

• A nuclear family is a family unit consisting of two parents and their children.

• A nuclear family is a group of unrelated individuals living in the same household.

Name one type of extended family.

• Single-parent family

• Childless family

• Multigenerational family

• Nuclear family

Who is usually the head of a family?

• The oldest child

• A family pet

• The parent or guardian

• The eldest grandparent

What is a single-parent family?

• A family with two parents and no children.

• A family consisting of siblings living together without parents.

• A family where children live with grandparents only.

• A family with one parent raising one or more children.

Why is family important for children?

• Family relationships have no impact on a child's development.

• Family is only important for financial support.

• Family is important for children because it offers emotional support, stability, and essential life skills.

• Children thrive better in isolation from family.

What role does a parent play in a family?

• A parent has no influence on a child's development.

• A parent only provides discipline and punishment.

• A parent is solely responsible for financial support.

• A parent provides emotional support, guidance, and care in a family.

How can siblings help each other?

• Siblings can help each other by providing support, sharing tasks, and collaborating.

• Siblings can ignore each other completely.

• Siblings should compete against each other at all times.

• Siblings can only help each other with financial support.

What responsibilities do family members share?

• Household chores, financial support, emotional support, childcare, decision-making.

• Making decisions without consulting other family members

• Only providing emotional support when asked

• Cooking meals only for special occasions

Why do families celebrate special occasions together?

• To strengthen bonds and create lasting memories.

• To avoid family conflicts.

• To show off new gifts.

• To follow family traditions without meaning.

How do grandparents contribute to a family?

• They provide childcare and wisdom based on experience.

• They are often uninvolved in family matters.

• They only focus on their own interests.

• They have no role in the family structure.