Understanding Families: A Comprehensive Quiz
Understanding Families: A Comprehensive Quiz
Test your knowledge about family structures and dynamics with our engaging quiz. Explore the definitions, fun
- Discover different family types.
- Learn about kinship and legal definitions.
- Understand the impact of societal influences on family structures.
What does SNAF stand for?
Single North American Father
Standard North American Family
Standard Non-American Family
What functions do a family fulfill to classify it as a social institution?
Reproduction, Socialization of children, Sexual regulation
Reproduction, Contributing to society,
Sexual regulation, Socialization of children, procreation
Procreation, Contributing to society, Sexual regulation
A person or group of people who occupy the same dwelling is called:
Kinship
Communal living
Household
Census family
A group of people, who may or may not be related by birth or marriage, sharing finantial resources and living arrangements is called:
Kinship
Communal living
Extended Family
Household
Who is NOT part of your census family?
Grandma
Brother
Father
Sister
What is a nuclear family?
A toxic family
Family of Orientation
A single parent family
A family with Mother, Father, and children
Family of Origin has the same meaning as Family of orientation
True
False
What is a family of Procreation?
Family you are born into
Family who has many children
Extended family
Family formed from marriage or cohabitation
Who are your Extended family? Check all that apply
Grandparents
Aunts
Siblings
Cousins
Uncles
Pets
Father
Mother
Friends
Neighbours
All of the above
An intentional family is not family formed by blood, but through close relationships.
True
False
A kinship is a set of social relations based on blood, marriage, and other social relations
True
False
What is a Monolithic bias?
Treating every family the same/one correct form and function
The understanding that families are diverse
An example of sexism
Who is part of a legal family?
Parents, children
Parents, children and grandparents
Parents, children, and all extended family
Society does NOT influence how parents choose to parent their children
True
False
Reproduction is one of the 5 societal functions of a family
True
False
Family is an Exosystem
True
False
A micro & Macro system both focus on small groups
True
False
A minority group is a group that holds less power than the dominant group
True
False
What is Enculturation?
Removing someone from their culture
Re-introducing culture
Passing culture down to others
Renouncing culture
Multicultural = Diversity accepted
True
False
What is a Melting pot?
A large range of cultures mixed together
An example of multiculturalism
An expectation to assimilate into another culture
A type of kitchen appliance
The First Nation Reservation System is an example of segregation
True
False
Arranged marriage and forced marriage are the same thing
True
False
Romantic love is a strong emotional attachment between two people, or as a mixture of sexual desire and tenderness, of affection and playfulness— and has become the popular standard
True
False
People who are considered acceptable potential partners, both by the individual and by society are called:
Peers
Field of eligible
Sexuality refers to how we express ourselves as sexual beings
True
False
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