British identity

What is the overall perception of family identity in Britain compared to the rest of the world?

• Strong and highly valued

• Average and moderately valued

• Weak and low profile

• Nonexistent and disregarded

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Which of the following events in Britain is NOT typically accompanied by large gatherings of people?

• Births

• Funerals

• Weddings

• 1. Anniversaries

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What is the common perception of family gatherings beyond the household unit in Britain?

• They are frequent and highly anticipated.

• They are rare and limited to the Christmas period.

• They are organized for every significant family event.

• They are considered mandatory and lifelong responsibilities.

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What is the prevailing living arrangement for most people in Britain?

• Extended family households

• Multi-generational households

• Nuclear families

• Single-person households

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What percentage of children in Britain live with the same two parents for their entire childhood?

• Less than 10%

• Around 25%

• Approximately 50%

• More than 85%

How does British society expect differences between the sexes in everyday behavior and roles compared to most other European societies?

• British society expects fewer differences between the sexes.

• British society expects similar differences between the sexes.

• British society expects similar differences between the sexes.

• British society expects gender roles to be completely eliminated.

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What is the changing perception regarding men receiving professional grooming services in Britain?

• It is still considered effeminate for men.

• It is becoming more acceptable for men.

• It is discouraged for men.

• It is no longer practiced by men.

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Nearly half of the jobs done by women in Britain are part-time.

• True

• False

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Men's involvement in domestic chores is not generally expected in British society.

• True

• False

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Occupations in Britain are predominantly associated with either men or women.

• True

• False

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