WorksheetsParenting and Caring
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 9mins
The name of one of the most common reproductive technology that involves a surgical procedure to help sperm fertilise an egg and help fertilise egg implant in your uterus.
In vitro fertilisation
Intro ventricular reproduction
Parent contributes genetic material as a result of sexual intercourse or assisted reproduction technology
Adoptive parent
Biological Parent
Artificial insemination
ET
Which of the following is an example of a social parent?
A stepdad who takes his sick step- child to the doctor
An Aunt who buys her niece a bike for her birthday
A mother who takes her child to the park to play
A grandfather who takes his grandkid on a holiday
A primary carer is someone who always provides
Informal Support
Legal support
Financial assistance
Community assistance
Which of the following is an example of a parents right
To discipline their children
to provide love and support for their children
to consent to their children being placed in foster care
to make health and medical decisions for their children
Which of the following is a true statement about adoption
a) the adoptive parent has a legal responsibility for the child
b) the adoptive parent & child are always biologically related
c) the adopted child is placed in a temporary living arrangement
d) the biological parent receives payment when the adoption is fi
Which of the following is a responsibility of foster carers with children in their care?
a) consenting to the child's adoption
b) providing adequate care for the child
c) passing on beliefs, knowledge & customs
d) proceeding with legal issues on behalf of the child
Cathy lives in a de facto relationship with Chris who has two children. What type of parent is Cathy in relation to Chris's children?
a) voluntary
b) foster
c) step
d) surrogate
A foster parent is best described as a person who
a) has legal rights for the child
b) takes on the role of a temporary parent or carer of a child
c) becomes pregnant and gives birth to a child for another person
d) takes on the role of a parent as a result of a marriage or a de facto relationship
people involved discussed the issue and decided to conceive a child. allows parents to adapt lifestyle and be prepared for the changes.
Planned Parents
Young Mums
Teenagers
A method of becoming pregnant without sexual intercourse
Artificial Eretonomy
Artificial flavours
Artificial insemination
Success rate for IVF is
80%
20-30%
10-20%
30-50%
Which of the following best describes:
GIFT (Gamete freezing and replacement transfer
more success than IVF. requires presence of normal Fallopian tubes. involves placing an egg sperm mixture in the Fallopian tube via laparoscopy.
Less success than IVF. requires presence of normal Fallopian tubes. involves placing an egg sperm mixture in the Fallopian tube via laparoscopy.
FASS Stands for
(a)
individuals who care for a child without providing genetic material. takes responsibility of being a parent, may face difficulties due to the nature of the relationship. includes adoption, fostering, step parenting and surrogacy. FASS
(a)
