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Housing Meets Human Needs

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A structure built for people to live in

a)

house

b)

apartment

c)

townhome

d)

mobile home

e)

all of these are correct

2.

protection from nature; varies in U.S. with climate/weather

a)

shelter

b)

sleep

c)

privacy

d)

bungalow

3.

How does housing meet our need for "sleep"?

a)

a place to stay warm

b)

protection from elements

c)

bedrooms

d)

all of these

4.

How does housing meet our basic need of food?

a)

kitchens

b)

dining rooms

c)

bathrooms

d)

kitchens and dining rooms

5.

Housing meets our need for _________ : from animals and humans with locks, fences, and security systems

a)

sleep

b)

privacy

c)

safety

d)

storage

6.

___________ - closets, drawers, etc. to safeguard our possessions (such as sporting equipment, books, etc)

a)

storage

b)

privacy

c)

shelter

d)

water

7.

Housing and psychological needs include what?

a)

love and belonging (community)

b)

privacy

c)

identity

d)

creativity

e)

all of these are a part of housing meeting psychological needs

8.

How does housing affect our identity as people?

a)

it's based on what we like and don't like

b)

created by you to make it your own

c)

all of these

9.

Where you are in your life cycle affects your choice of housing. What type of housing might a retired couple choose?

a)

condos

b)

apartments

c)

downsize their house

d)

live with their children again

e)

all of these are possibilities

10.

When considering housing options, you should consider what major things?

a)

wants, family size, budget, lifestyle, goals, values, & availability

b)

wants, family size, privacy, lifestyle, color of house, values, & availability

c)

wants, needs, expenses of the future, privacy, lifestyle, color of house, values, & lot size

d)

none of these

11.

How much of your monthly salary should you plan to spend on a house payment?

a)

15%

b)

20%

c)

24%

d)

28%

e)

43%

12.

Another way to calculate how much house you can afford is multiply your yearly gross salary (gross salary is the amount you make before taxes are taken out) X what?

a)

2

b)

3

c)

4

d)

5