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WorksheetsFACS: Unit 2 Part 2, Family Structures/Stress/Life Cycle
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 14mins
This family has two parents and their biological children living in the same home.
Nuclear Family
Blended Family
Adopted Family
Single Parent Family
This family consists of two people living in the same home with no children.
Blended Family
Foster Family
Childless Couple
Extended Family
Formed when two people marry and at least one of them already has children.
Nuclear family
Blended family
Adopted family
Single parent family
A child legally joins a family that they were not born into
Nuclear family
Adopted family
Extended family
Blended family
A child is temporarily part of a family for a short period of time or over several months to years
Nuclear family
Extended family
Adopted family
Foster family
Stress is defined as ______.
Too much caffeine
The body's reaction to events
Too many events happening
The body's weakening over time
All of the following are symptoms of stress, except _____.
trouble concentrating
tiredness
trouble sleeping
extra energy
An emotional state that ranges from mild sadness to deep despair is known as _______.
Anger
Depression
Stress
Cold feet
All of the following are ways to prevent suicide, except ____.
Downplay talk of suicide. Brush it off.
Use hotlines and chats that are available
Seek help from an adult
Take talk of suicide seriously
Step mom and step dad are terms that may be associated with this type of family.
Extended family
Single parent family
Foster family
Blended family
One parent raising one or more children either by choice, divorce, death, or never being married
Extended family
Childless couple
Foster family
Single parent family
Other relatives such as aunts, uncles, grandparents, cousins that may or may not live in the same house
Extended family
Blended famly
Foster famly
Single parent family
A couple without children may be because of infertility, waiting to have children, or not wanting children
Adopted family
Childless couple family
Nuclear family
Blended family
Male or female that is not married and is living alone
Single person family
Childless couple family
Nuclear famly
Extended family
The basic stages of growth and development experienced by families
Adolescence
PIES
Family life cycle
Extended families
Mr. and Mrs. Jones and their two birth daughters
Blended family
Foster family
Adopted family
Nuclear family
Sam and Nicole Martin and Bobby Adams, a child temporarily placed in the Martins' house.
Blended family
Foster family
Adopted family
Nuclear family
Jim Johnson and his son Ken, whose birth parents are from Korea.
Blended family
Nuclear family
Adoptive family
Foster family
Jane and Bill Kraft, their son Jack, Bill's son Tony, and Jane's daughter Marie.
Blended family
Nuclear family
Foster family
Adopted family
Will and Wanda Short, their daughter Marie, and Great Aunt Bess
Single parent family
Extended famly
Adoptive family
Blended family
Julie West and her son, Dakota
Single parent family
Extended family
Adopted family
Nuclear family
Persons not related to, but living in the same home or considered to be family
Childless couple family
Nonrelated family
Nuclear family
Single person family
Basic stages of growth and development experienced by an individual
Individual life cycle
Stress
Depression
Family life cycle
The stage of the individual life cycle that takes place before the person is born is called ______.
Adolescence
Infancy
Prenatal
Toddlerhood
Cutting their first teeth and learning to stand alone usually happen in the ____ stage of the individual life cycle.
Prenatal
Infancy
Preschooler
Young adult
Increased hormone production and a growth spurt are part of the ____ stage of the individual life cycle.
Adolescence
Young adult
Middle adult
Late adulthood
A loss of neurons leading to memory loss is typical of the ____ stage of the individual life cycle.
Preschooler
Infancy
Late adulthood
Middle adulthood
