Understanding Family Structures

What is a solo-parent family?

• A family led by a single parent raising their children.

• A family with two parents and no children.

• A family where children live with their grandparents.

• A family that consists of multiple unrelated individuals.

How many parents are in a two-parent family?

• 3

• 1

• 4

• 2

What is an extended family?

• A family structure that excludes all relatives.

• An extended family is a family structure that includes relatives beyond the immediate family.

• A family that includes only close friends.

• A family that consists only of parents and their children.

Who helps take care of family members?

• Doctors and nurses

• Family members and caregivers

• Teachers and coaches

• Neighbors and friends

What is a family tradition?

• A family tradition is a type of food served at gatherings.

• A family tradition is a modern trend adopted by families.

• A family tradition is a legal document outlining family roles.

• A family tradition is a practice or custom passed down through generations.

Why is family support important?

• Family support is only necessary for financial reasons.

• Family support is irrelevant to personal growth.

• Family support can lead to increased stress and anxiety.

• Family support is important for emotional stability and overall well-being.

Can family members have different roles?

• Only parents can have roles in a family.

• Yes, family members can have different roles.

• Family roles are fixed and cannot change.

• No, family members must have the same roles.

What is one custom families might celebrate?

• Christmas

• New Year's Day

• Thanksgiving

• Easter

How do families show they care for each other?

• By competing against one another

• By keeping secrets from each other

• By ignoring each other's needs

• Families show they care for each other by spending time together and supporting one another.

What makes a family special?

• The love and support shared among its members.

• A family is only special if it has many children.

• Family members must always live together.

• A family is defined by its financial status.