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Worksheetscohabitation
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 12mins
Agreement by unmarried people living together about how to handle property and responsibilities
Cohabitation agreement
Prenuptial agreement
Palimony contract
Marital property law
Right of a spouse to prevent the other spouse from testifying in court
Spousal privilege
Annulment
Order of protection
Civil union
Written document made before marriage that sets forth rights and responsibilities
Prenuptial agreement
Cohabitation agreement
Common-law marriage
Domestic partnership law
Legal end to a marriage
Divorce
Fraud
Polygamy
Bigamy
Legal declaration that the marriage never existed
Divorce
Annulment
Spousal privilege
Bigamy
Already being married when marrying a second time
Bigamy
Civil union
Annulment
Fraud
Marriage created without a license
Common-law marriage
Palimony
Domestic partnership law
Marriage
Division of property at divorce in which spouses split marital property based on fairness
Separate property
Community property
Equitable Distribution
Marital property
Division of property at divorce in which spouses split marital property 50/50, regardless of who earns or purchases it
Separate property
Community property
Equitable Distribution
Marital property
Which of the following is NOT a step to legally get married?
Marriage counseling
Marriage license
Waiting period
Wedding ceremony
What is an extended family?
Having family who live abroad
A long family
More than one generation living together
Living with your step family
Pick one reason for the increase in cohabitation
Changing attitudes
Too lazy to get married
Boredom
To get more money
Why is the number of lone parent families increasing?
More men are dying
Due to an increase in divorce rates
Material deprivation
Change in norms and values
What is the definition of boomerang children?
Young people who leave home at a very young age
Children who turn into boomerangs
Children who go to live with relatives in a different town
Young people who leave home and return to live at home with their parents before leaving permanently
Name one factor childhood in the past
Children were kept in prisons
Children were sent out to work
Children were sent abroad
Children were in charge of the family
These are families with one parent caring for one or more children
Blended Family
Extended Family
Adoptive Family
Single-Parent Family
Consists of a married couple and their children from previous marriages
Adoptive Families
Foster Families
Blended Families
Single-Parent Families
These families consist of a parent or parents and one or more adopted children
Adoptive Families
Foster Families
Extended Families
Blended Families
Temporary placement of children in the homes of adults who are not related to them
Blended Family
Extended Family
Adoptive Family
Foster Family
Two parents and one or more children living in the same place.
Blended Family
Adoptive Family
Foster Care
Nuclear Family
A sibling is defined as
Your Mother and Father
Your cousins
Your Brother and/or Sisters
Your best friend
What type of family is presented in Finding Nemo?
Adoptive Family
Step/Blended Family
Single-Parent Family
Foster Family
What type of family is presented in The Incredibles?
Foster Family
Adoptive Family
Nuclear Family
Step/Blended Family
