Family

What is a nuclear family?

• A nuclear family consists of unrelated individuals living together.

• A nuclear family consists of grandparents and their grandchildren.

• A nuclear family consists of two parents and their children.

• A nuclear family consists of three parents and their children.

What is an extended family?

• An extended family includes relatives beyond the nuclear family.

• An extended family consists only of parents and children.

• An extended family is a term used for close friends.

• An extended family is limited to first-degree relatives.

What is a single-parent family?

• A single-parent family is a family where grandparents raise the children.

• A single-parent family is a family where children are raised by siblings.

• A single-parent family is a family where both parents are present.

• A single-parent family is a family where only one parent is present to care for the children.

What are the roles of parents in a family?

• Providing entertainment instead of emotional support

• Neglecting discipline and guidance

• Providing emotional support, guidance, discipline, financial stability, and creating a nurturing environment for their children.

• Creating a hostile environment for their children

What are the roles of children in a family?

• Playing video games all day

• Ignoring family members

• Helping with household chores, following rules, showing respect to elders, contributing to the family's well-being

• Refusing to help with chores

What are some common family traditions?

• Family talent shows, daily breakfasts, weekly hikes

• Annual picnics, weekly movie marathons, monthly book club meetings

• Holiday celebrations, family reunions, Sunday dinners, game nights, annual vacations

• Movie nights, daily walks, birthday parties, graduation ceremonies

Who is your sibling?

• Brother/Sister

• Niece/Nephew

• Aunt/Uncle

• Cousins

How can families celebrate holidays together?

• Have arguments and fights

• Organize special activities, cook meals together, exchange gifts, decorate the house, watch holiday movies, and create traditions.

• Go on separate vacations

• Ignore each other

What is the term for children of your sibling?

• Aunt

• Niece/Nephew

• Brother

• Grandchildren

How can families preserve their cultural heritage?

• By actively practicing traditions, sharing stories and knowledge with younger generations, participating in cultural events, and documenting important aspects of their heritage.

• By erasing all traces of their heritage and adopting a completely different culture

• By ignoring their cultural background and focusing on assimilation

• By isolating themselves from other cultural influences and living in a bubble