Lesson 2.5

2.5 Criticisms of family Quiz: WJEC Eduqas Sociology, Unit 2

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  1. Which criticism of the family relates to functions like education moving to specialised institutions?

    • Dark side
    • Marital breakdown
    • Sandwich generation
    • Loss of functions
  2. What does a lack of contact with the wider kinship network mean for modern families?

    • Cultural assimilation
    • Joint conjugal roles
    • Geographic isolation
    • Economic dependency
  3. Which term describes a family in which relationships are harmful or problematic for members?

    • Dysfunctional family
    • Beanpole family
    • Stem family
    • Symmetrical family
  4. Which family criticism focuses heavily on the unequal burden of unpaid domestic work carried by females?

    • Role of women
    • Kinship network
    • Stabilisation
    • Boomerang children
  5. Which criticism relates to the pressure of trying to create a perfect household?

    • Economic deprivation
    • Loss of functions
    • Unrealistic expectations
    • Domestic violence
  6. How is marital breakdown officially defined in sociological criticisms?

    • Loss of functions
    • Kinship isolation
    • End of marriage
    • Domestic abuse
  7. Which harmful aspect is referred to as the 'dark side' of family life?

    • Geographic mobility
    • Domestic violence
    • Unpaid housework
    • Loss of functions
  8. What is suggested by the criticism known as the decline of the traditional family?

    • Household sizes growing
    • Marriage ages rising
    • Nuclear family less common
    • Divorce rates falling
  9. Which economic factor creates significant strain on modern family relationships?

    • Free childcare provision
    • Abundant leisure time
    • Long working hours
    • Shorter working weeks
  10. What sociological criticism highlights unstable family relationships and damage to children?

    • Universalism
    • Meritocracy
    • Marital breakdown
    • Social cohesion
  11. Which term describes domestic violence and abuse within the family?

    • Kinship network
    • The warm bath
    • Socialisation
    • The dark side
  12. What sociological concept refers to the transfer of functions like education to other institutions?

    • Cultural capital
    • Social mobility
    • Triple shift
    • Loss of functions
  13. How do critics interpret family diversity compared to functionalists?

    • As pure equality
    • As absolute stability
    • As total harmony
    • As harmful decline
  14. Which criticism involves parents lacking a wider support network for childcare?

    • Stratification
    • Patriarchy
    • Meritocracy
    • Isolation
  15. Why is measuring the decline of the traditional family difficult?

    • Universal consensus
    • Fixed legal terms
    • Exact census data
    • Changing definitions
  16. Which feminist criticism concerns unequal domestic duties and limited opportunities?

    • Achieved status
    • Child-centredness
    • Status of women
    • Social cohesion
  17. What term describes a family where unhealthy relationships prevent members from thriving?

    • Extended family
    • Dysfunctional family
    • Beanpole family
    • Nuclear family
  18. Which former family role is now mainly carried out by schools?

    • Emotional support
    • Basic leisure
    • Formal education
    • Primary socialisation
  19. What factor makes sociological debates about family decline so complex?

    • Differing definitions
    • Lack of data
    • Complete agreement
    • Official bans
  20. According to critics, what economic factor increases the risk of family breakdown?

    • Surplus wealth
    • Job security
    • Financial stress
    • High wages

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