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The Family Review

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How many parenting styles are there?

(a)  

2.

This family is an example of which TYPE of family?

a)

BLENDED

b)

FOSTER

c)

NUCLEAR

d)

EXTENDED

3.

This family (Fresh Prince) is an example of which TYPE of family?

a)

BLENDED

b)

FOSTER

c)

NUCLEAR

d)

EXTENDED

4.

This family is an example of which TYPE of family?

a)

BLENDED

b)

ADOPTIVE

c)

NUCLEAR

d)

SINGLE PARENT

5.

a)

Nuclear family

b)

Single Person

c)

Adoptive Family

d)

Blended Family

6.

a)

Single Parent Family

b)

Blended Family

c)

Legal Guardian

d)

Foster Family

7.

When Jay & CJ divorced. CJ got custody of their son and later she married Mark who has a son from a previous marriage.

a)

Single-Parent Family

b)

Extended Family

c)

Step/Blended Family

d)

Foster Family

8.

Which parenting style sets clear and consistent rules and boundaries, have reasonable expectations for their child, listens to input from their child, and are generous with positive feedback?

a)

Authoritative

b)

Uninvolved/Neglectful

c)

Helicopter

d)

Free Range

e)

Permissive

9.

Which parenting style sets strict rules and expect child to follow them, punish (sometimes severely), have high expectations, and expect child to meet them every single time and does not encourage open communication?

a)

Attachment

b)

Authoritative

c)

Authoritarian

d)

Permissive

10.

Which parenting style is loving and warm, doesn't set strict limits or boundaries, doesn't always attempt to control their child, have few (if any) rules, and allow their child to make many of their own decisions?

a)

Authoritative

b)

Permissive

c)

Attachment

d)

Uninvolved/Neglectful

11.

Which parenting style do the parents feel indifferent toward their child, don't take care of physical and emotional needs of the child beyond the basics, act dismissively, lack responsiveness, are emotionally and physically absent, and may be physically abusive?

a)

Authoritarian

b)

Helicopter

c)

Uninvolved/Neglectful

d)

Permissive

12.

What are characteristics of the authoritative parenting style? (more than one answer may be correct)

a)

High in warmth

b)

Low in warmth

c)

High in control

d)

Low in control

13.

What are characteristics of the authoritarian parenting style? (more than one answer may be correct)

a)

High in warmth

b)

Low in warmth

c)

High in control

d)

Low in control

14.

What are characteristics of the indulgent/permissive parenting style? (more than one answer may be correct)

a)

High in warmth

b)

Low in warmth

c)

High in control

d)

Low in control

15.

What are characteristics of the neglectful parenting style? (more than one answer may be correct)

a)

High in warmth

b)

Low in warmth

c)

High in control

d)

Low in control

16.

What best describes the authoritative parenting style?

a)

Disengaged, distant, uninvolved

b)

Laidback, forgiving, tolerant

c)

Strict, disengaged, demanding

d)

Supportive, firm, fair

17.

A family that includes parents, grandparents and possibly other relatives is this type of family.

a)

Extended

b)

Blended

18.

This type of family includes just a husband and wife.

a)

Extended

b)

Childless couple

19.

results in happy, capable children

a)

authoritarian

b)

authoritative

c)

permissive

d)

uninvolved

20.

results in children who have problems with authority

a)

authoritarian

b)

authoritative/democratic

c)

permissive

d)

uninvolved

21.

A permissive parent would have many rules.

a)

True

b)

False

22.

Permissive parents ____________________

a)

don't give out consequences very often.

b)

Put a lot of effort into creating and maintaining a positive relationship with their child.

c)

Believe kids should be seen and not heard.

d)

Rarely know where their child is or who they are with.

23.

Which parenting style is said to be often cold, unsupportive, insensitive, and demanding?

a)

authoritarian

b)

authoritative

c)

permissive

d)

uninvolved

24.

Which stage in the family life cycle is when the married couple has established their home but does not yet have children?

a)

Beginning Stage

b)

Childbearing Stage

c)

Launching Stage

d)

Aging Stage

25.

Which stage in the family life cycle occurs when children go to college, enter the workforce, and/or start families of their own?

a)

Mid-Years Stage

b)

Childbearing Stage

c)

Parenting Stage

d)

Launching Stage

26.

Which stage in the family life cycle begins when a couple discovers that they are pregnant?

a)

Parenting Stage

b)

Childbearing Stage

c)

Beginning Stage

d)

Mid-Years Stage

27.

During which stage in the family life cycle does retirement occur?

a)

Mid-Years Stage

b)

Launching Stage

c)

Aging Stage

d)

Non-Working Stage

28.

Which stage in the family life cycle has the main purpose of reorganizing the family to meet the increasing needs of school-age children?

a)

Parenting Stage

b)

Childbearing Stage

c)

School-age Stage

d)

Young Children Stage

29.

During this stage, the married couple can refocus on their marriage and might become grandparents?

a)

Launching Stage

b)

Aging Stage

c)

Early Aging Stage

d)

Mid-Years Stage

30.

Select the answer choices that are dimensions of parent-child interaction.

a)

Maturity Demand

b)

Financial Support

c)

Clarity of Communication

d)

Nurturance

e)

Parental Control