Types of families
Family roles and responsibilities
Social life and relationships
Family traditions and challenges
Modern family issues
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What is a nuclear family?

This type of family consists of parents and their biological or adopted children living together.

100

Who is the father?

Traditionally, this person was considered the primary provider in many cultures.

100

What is friendship?

This term describes a close relationship based on trust and mutual support.

100

What is Thanksgiving?

Families in the U.S. often gather for a big meal on this November holiday.

100

What is divorce?

 The legal separation of parents, which can have a major impact on children, is called this.

200

What is an extended family?

This family structure includes multiple generations living in one household.

200

 Who are grandparents?

These family members often help care for grandchildren and pass down traditions.

200

What is social isolation?

Too much time spent on social media and not enough in-person interaction can cause this.

200

What is Hanukkah?

This Jewish holiday is celebrated for eight nights with candles and gifts.

200

What is single-person households?

a living arrangement where an individual resides alone without any other family members

300

What is a blended family?

This type of family forms when two separate families merge due to remarriage.

300

What is being the head of the family?

In some cultures, the oldest child is expected to take on this role if the parents are unable to.

300

What is peer pressure?

A group of friends that influence a person’s decisions, sometimes negatively, is called this.

300

What are folktales or storytelling?

In many cultures, family stories and lessons are passed down through this oral tradition.

300

What is the boomerang generation?

Rising housing and education costs have led many young adults to move back in with their parents, a phenomenon known as this.

400

What is a foster family?

In this type of family, children live with caregivers who are not their biological parents, often temporarily.

400

What is an egalitarian family structure?

a family structure in which power and decision-making are shared equally among all family members, regardless of gender or age  

400

What is social contagion?

This psychological phenomenon causes people to unconsciously adopt the behaviors of those around them.

400

What is family mediation?

Some families use this method to solve conflicts, where members come together to discuss problems openly.

400

What is parental leave?

Many workplaces now offer this benefit to help parents balance work and childcare responsibilities.

500

What is a communal family?

A group of people living together by choice, sharing responsibilities and resources, is called this type of family.

500

What is domestic labor?

This concept describes unpaid work done at home, such as cooking, cleaning, and childcare, which is often undervalued in society.

500

What is empathy?

The ability to understand and share the feelings of others is called this important social skill.

500

What is the International Day of Families?

This worldwide celebration highlights the importance of family and is observed annually on May 15th.

500

What is the work-from-home culture?

The increasing number of people working remotely has changed family life, creating both benefits and challenges, often referred to as this new reality.

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