Lesson 2.1

2.1 Family diversity and different family forms in the UK and within a global context Quiz: WJEC Eduqas Sociology, Unit 2

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  1. Which family form consists of two parents and their dependent children?

    • Beanpole family
    • Reconstituted family
    • Nuclear family
    • Extended family
  2. Which family form includes grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins living in the same household or close network?

    • Single sex family
    • Nuclear family
    • Lone parent family
    • Extended family
  3. What is a family formed when parents bring children from past relationships together?

    • Reconstituted family
    • Lone parent family
    • Beanpole family
    • Nuclear family
  4. What is a family household headed by only one adult without a partner?

    • Extended family
    • Cohabiting family
    • Lone parent family
    • Nuclear family
  5. What term describes couples living together as partners without being legally married?

    • Nuclear family
    • Reconstituted family
    • Polygamous family
    • Cohabiting family
  6. Which family type has few members per generation but many generations alive simultaneously?

    • Extended family
    • Beanpole family
    • Nuclear family
    • Blended family
  7. What is a household headed by same-sex partners, with or without children?

    • Nuclear family
    • Extended family
    • Single sex family
    • Traditional family
  8. Which family form is frequently found in certain ethnic minority communities?

    • Beanpole family
    • Extended family
    • Cohabiting family
    • Lone parent family
  9. What global marriage system involves one person having multiple spouses?

    • Exogamy
    • Polygamy
    • Endogamy
    • Monogamy
  10. What type of marriage involves family members playing a major role in choosing partners?

    • Civil partnership
    • Common law marriage
    • Arranged marriage
    • Monogamous marriage
  11. Which former Chinese state policy restricted most couples to having only one child?

    • One child policy
    • Population control law
    • Two child limit
    • Family planning act
  12. A household consists of a grandmother, her son, his wife and their children. Which family form is this?

    • Lone parent family
    • Nuclear family
    • Single sex family
    • Extended family
  13. Which sociological term describes a variety of family structures found in society?

    • The conventional family
    • Nuclear family
    • Monogamous marriage
    • Family diversity
  14. What sociological approach is avoided when studying global family forms to prevent cultural bias?

    • Functionalism
    • Positivism
    • Marxism
    • Ethnocentrism
  15. Which family form features multiple living generations with fewer members in each?

    • Reconstituted family
    • Nuclear family
    • Classic extended family
    • Beanpole family
  16. A household blending children from prior relationships with new partners is what family type?

    • Reconstituted family
    • Beanpole family
    • Nuclear family
    • Lone parent family
  17. Which key factor has driven the growth of lone parent families in the UK?

    • Rising divorce rates
    • Declining secularisation
    • Compulsory marriage
    • Decreasing employment
  18. Which trend reflects greater social acceptance of living together without marriage?

    • Decreasing divorce
    • Rising cohabitation
    • Mandatory monogamy
    • Universal celibacy
  19. Which term describes a global family form where a man has multiple wives?

    • Polygyny
    • Polyandry
    • Nuclear family
    • Monogamy
  20. What term describes the wide variety of household types found in modern society?

    • Social solidarity
    • Cultural assimilation
    • Economic stability
    • Family diversity

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