Social Studies - Unit 1

What is a family formed from?

• Group of friends

• People who are related by blood or through marriage

• Neighbors

• Classmates

What are blood relationships based on?

• Shared hobbies

• Direct line of ancestors or descendants

• Living in the same neighborhood

• Attending the same school

What are the relationships between people who are related 'by marriage' called?

• Blood relations

• Kinship

• In-laws

• Siblings

What is a family tree?

• A tree in the backyard

• A special diagram showing how individual family members are related

• A type of plant

• A type of dance

Why is the family important in society?

• It gives its members a feeling of belonging and helps them create their sense of identity.

• Families are important only for children.

• Families are not important in society.

• It is a place to find friends.

What do families help children develop as they grow older?

• Culinary skills

• Personalities, characteristics, and attitudes

• Sports skills

• None of the above

When people marry, how do they become related to each other?

• By sharing the same hobbies

• By forming friendships

• By becoming members of each other's family

• By attending the same school

What are the parents of a person's spouse called?

• Siblings

• Cousins

• Parents-in-law

• Grandparents

What does 'kinship' mean?

• Relationships between classmates

• Relationships between people who are related by blood or marriage

• Relationships with pets

• Relationships between neighbors

How do families help individuals develop skills for the wider society?

• By encouraging them to play video games

• By living and mixing together, expanding experiences and developing skills

• By watching television

• By avoiding interactions with others