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Life Skills Chapter 2- The Family

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The father of your father's father is called your

a)

friend

b)

grandfather

c)

great-grandfather

d)

third tree branch

2.

A nuclear family has

a)

1 or 2 parents, kids, and other relatives

b)

1 parent and 1 kid and 2 dogs

c)

a home filled with children

d)

2 parents and 1 or more kids

3.

The customs and beliefs handed down from one generation to another are

a)

siblings

b)

expectations

c)

traditions

d)

reunions

4.

To get along with the people I live with I should

a)

be considerate of them

b)

cooperate

c)

keep my word

d)

all of the above

5.

Ava comforted her friend Melanie by telling her that she understood how she felt. She was showing

a)

empathy

b)

collaboration

c)

sympathy

d)

reliability

6.

Talking to your parents should always happen as soon as they walk in the door from the store before they can set down all the groceries they are carrying.

a)

True

b)

False

7.

When communicating something important to your parents you should

a)

raise your voice and make sure they know what you say is important.

b)

speak in an aggressive and angry voice to make your point.

c)

begin with positive comments.

d)

only speak to them once a month.

8.

How you act outside of your home is part of being a responsible family member.

a)

True

b)

False

9.

When Michael drove the car into the ditch and wrecked it the number of cars in the family decreased by one. This is called

a)

a change the we could control.

b)

a surprise change.

c)

an expected change.

d)

a planned change.

10.

The Family Life Cycle has

a)

three areas of focus.

b)

many people coming and going all the time.

c)

four different stages from beginning to senior.

d)

two wheels and spins out of control.

11.

Four causes of change are

a)

divorce, disability, death, and taxes

b)

remarriage, job loss, grades, and teachers.

c)

divorce, death, disability, and serious illness.

d)

diapers, junk, skunks, and new friends.

12.

Linda went to see her grandmother about a problem she was having with her sister. They had just started sharing a bedroom and they weren't getting along very well. Her grandmother told her to find something good about her sister and tell her about it. She said this might help make the change better for both of them. Which of these strategies did she NOT use?

a)

Plan ahead.

b)

Discuss her feelings with someone she trusted.

c)

Looked for the positive.

d)

Be supportive.