Living Arrangements and Benefits of Being Single

What is one potential living arrangement for single people?

• Living with a spouse

• Living with a roommate or friends

• Living with parents

• Living in a dormitory

Why might single people have more freedom according to the text?

• They have fewer friends

• They do not have to coordinate with anyone else's schedule

• They have more financial obligations

• They live in larger homes

Why might expenses be easier to manage for couples?

• They have fewer expenses.

• They can share expenses and grow savings.

• They do not need to save money.

• Expenses are not a concern for couples.

What is a nuclear family?

• A family consisting of grandparents, parents, and children

• A family consisting of a mother, father, and their children

• A family consisting of only children

• A family consisting of extended relatives

Why is it important for parents in a nuclear family to spend time together?

• To keep their bond strong

• To increase their wealth

• To avoid responsibilities

• To compete with other families

What is a blended family?

• A family with only biological children

• A family with children from previous relationships

• A family with no children

• A family with only adopted children

What is a challenge of being part of a blended family?

• Having too much free time

• Lack of communication

• Making adjustments and having patience

• Financial stability

Who needs to make adjustments in a blended family?

• Only the children

• Only the adults

• Both adults and children

• Only the grandparents

What is included in an extended family?

• Only parents and children

• Grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins

• Only siblings

• Only parents and grandparents

What is a potential challenge of living with an extended family?

• Lack of support

• Variety of personalities

• Limited resources

• Lack of communication