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1. The high mutual respect that the stepbrothers developed for one another was one of the most important developments that kept the blended family / nuclear family / bi-racial family together.

• blended family

• nuclear family

• bi-racial family 

2.  After getting divorced loads of parents strive to win offsprings/ joint custody/household of their children.

• offsprings

• joint custody

• household

3. There is no surprise that I take care of my multi-ethnic/ nuclear family/ blended family more, than of the extended one.

• multi-ethnic

• nuclear family

• blended family

4. Hey, John! Look what this article states: “To be considered a common-law/ bi-racial/cohabitation couple in the eyes of the law, it is not always necessary to live together!”

• common-law

• bi-racial

• cohabitation

5 Well, I must admit I will miss him… As a husband, he did fulfill the model role of an attentive and loving offspring /household / spouse...

• offspring

• household

• spouse

6 Nowadays more and more people are stepping away from the traditional wedding. Why, for instance, would two individuals want to form a legal marriage instead of simply blended / custody / cohabiting?

• blended

• custody

• cohabiting

7 The government decided to apply a number of programmes to improve parenting and the mental health and well-being of offspring / household / spouse.

• offspring

• household

• spouse

8 Sabine grew up in a blended / nuclear / bi-racial family: an environment full of cultural diversity and a desire to explore her ethnic heritage.

• blended

• nuclear

• bi-racial