Chapter 3 Test: Human Development

____________________ forms when one or both adults in the relationship have children from a previous relationship.

• Blended family

• Nuclear family

• Extended family

• Single-parent family

____________________ two parents and their biological child(ren) who live together ________________ the way of life within a group of people.

• Nuclear family, culture

• Extended family, tradition

• Single-parent family, custom

• Blended family, heritage

____________________ a judgement of the court that states how much the noncustodial parent must pay towards child’s expenses.

• Child support order

• Custody agreement

• Visitation schedule

• Alimony decree

____________________ occurs when a child of one pair of parents legally becomes the child of other parents.

• Adoption

• Fostering

• Guardianship

• Surrogacy

____________________ having more than one culture represented among its people.

• Multicultural family

• Single-culture family

• Homogeneous group

• Monocultural society

____________________ a family in which an adult provides a temporary home for a child that can’t live with the birthparents.

• Foster family

• Nuclear family

• Extended family

• Single-parent family

____________________ household that includes the parent(s) and child(ren) and other relatives.

• Extended family

• Nuclear family

• Single-parent family

• Childless family

____________________ made up of a one parent and child(ren).

• Single-parent family

• Nuclear family

• Extended family

• Joint family

____________________ live separately from the child(ren).

• Non-custodial parent

• Custodial parent

• Guardian

• Sibling

____________________ shared legal right to provide care and make decisions about the child(ren)’s lives.

• Joint custody

• Sole custody

• Temporary custody

• Physical custody