National Value

What is a common symbol of national identity?

• Coat of arms

• Flag

• National anthem

• Currency

What is the purpose of marriage in many cultures?

• To establish a lifelong competition between partners.

• To serve as a public declaration of wealth and status.

• The purpose of marriage in many cultures includes forming family units, social alliances, and legal recognition of relationships.

• To create a legal document for tax benefits only.

Name a family member who is not a parent or sibling.

• aunt

• nephew

• grandparent

• cousin

What is a national holiday that celebrates a country's history?

• Thanksgiving

• Christmas

• Independence Day

• Labor Day

How do religions often influence family traditions?

• Religions influence family traditions by establishing rituals, holidays, and moral values that families follow.

• Family traditions are solely based on cultural practices.

• Religions have no impact on family gatherings.

• Religions discourage any form of celebration within families.

What is a common national symbol found on flags?

• Square

• Circle

• Star

• Triangle

Why do people celebrate weddings?

• People celebrate weddings to mark the union of two individuals and share their commitment with loved ones.

• To compete with other couples for the best wedding.

• To fulfill a legal requirement for marriage.

• To showcase extravagant gifts and decorations.

What role does a family play in a person's life?

• A family is only responsible for financial support.

• A family has no impact on a person's identity.

• A family plays a crucial role in providing support, shaping identity, and fostering emotional and social development.

• A family only provides basic needs like food and shelter.

How can religion shape a person's identity?

• Religion shapes a person's identity by influencing their values, beliefs, sense of community, and personal choices.

• Religion is solely about rituals and has no personal significance.

• Religion only affects one's financial decisions.

• Religion has no impact on identity.