class 12 unit 2 family question answers
Unit two question answers
Cross word puzzle
1. The custom of having more than one wife at the
same time=Polygamy
5. To find an acceptable way of dealing with opposing
ideas, needs etc.=reconcle
6. The process in which towns, streets, etc. are built
where there was once
countryside=Urbanization
7. The process by which somebody learns to behave in an acceptable way in their society= Socialization
DOWN
1. Ruled or controlled by men=Patriarchy
2. The act of taking over a position=succession
3. Done in a way without caring if people are shocked=
blatant
4. single-parent=lone-parent
B. Find the meanings of the following family-related words and use them in your own sentences.
Sentence : I live in a nuclear family
my parents love me and my sister.
Monogamy:The practice of marrying or
state of being married to one person at a time.
Sentence: we have promised to be monogamy family in our life. My husband never
married other girl.
Sibling-in-law:Brother-in-law or sister-in-law
Sentence: My
brother-in-law lives in America and sister-in-law lives in Nepal.
Milk kinship: A relationship by blood or
milk.
: you are in milk kinship relation with you brother. Therefore your blood
group may match.
Matrilineal:
Based on kinship with the mother or the female line
: she is my
sister from matrilineal line.
Nepotism:The practice in
which a relative or favoring person is selected without his/her ability.
: in Nepal people are selected in job on the basis of nepotism. Maternity:The period during pregnancy
and shortly after childbirth, motherhood
: the government is planning to
work for improving the condition of maternity.
A. The following words are from the above text. Each word has two parts. polygamy unmarried, nontraditional, dissolution,
inequitable
poly, un, non, dis and in are prefixes. They make new words when they are added to the
beginning of other root words.poligami
Make at least five words using the prefixes given. Consult a dictionary to learn how they change the meaning of root words.
Pre- preconception, prepaid, Pretest, preposition,
precaution
Semi-,semifinal, semiacid, semiangle, semiannual,
semicircle,
Sub- subagency, subbred,subconscious,subdistrict,
Mis- misfortune, mistake, misbehavior, misunderstand, misguide,
Mono- monoxide, monopoly, monologue,
monophony, monography
Un- unmarried, unhappy,
unlucky, unfortunate, uncomfortable,
In- informal, lnbetween, incorrect, inability,
incase,
Inter-. Intermediate, international, interpersonal,
interact, interaction
Comprehension
A. The headings of the first five paragraphs of
the above text are given below. Write paragraph number next to them.
a. Patriarchal family {paragraph no 3}
b. Functions of
the family {paragraph no 2}
c. Modern model
of family {paragraph no 4}
d. Effects of industrialization on family structure 5
e. Defining family {paragraph no 1}
B. Answer the
following questions.
a. What type
of family is thought to be the
oldest form of the family?
Ans:Nuclear
family is thought to be the oldest form of the family.
b. How does
a family provide security to
its members?
Ans: family provides emotional and psychological security particular through the
warmth, love, and companionship to its member.
c. What were
the features of medieval
European family?
Ans:The features of medieval European family
were male-dominated and extended.
d. What caused the dissolution of extended families in the west?
Ans:Many people, particularly unmarried
youths, left farms and went to urban centres to become industrial workers which led to the dissolution of many extended families in the
West.
e. What change occurred in gender role in the modern family that emerged after the Industrial Revolution?
Ans:After the Industrial Revolution many changed
occurred in the family structure and gender role. Male and female were equally started
to involve in family affair. Woman started to earn and men started to support
female in their household activity and raring children etc.
f. What is
family law?
Ans:Family law is defines the legal
relationships among family members as well as the relationships between families and society at large.
g. How is
modern marriage defined?
Ans: Modern marriage is define as a voluntary
union, usually between a man and a woman
h. What do special family courts try to do?
Ans: Special family court tries to
attempt deal more fairly with sensitive issues of family and their offspring.
i. What does
the legislation on child labour
and child abuse declare?
Ans:The legislation on child
labour and child abuse declares that Compulsory education is need to every
child's and also asserts society’s responsibility for a
child’s best interests.
j. What is
common among most legal systems
regarding property?
Ans:Most legal regarding property system means
of dealing with division of property left by a deceased family member.
Critical thinking
a. What changes have started to occur in Nepali
families in recent days? What impacts
will they bring on the society?
Discuss.
This is the time to think critically. Now make your ideas about
the following aspects. Discuss in pair or group.
-Family structure of past days and present.
-What are the factors to make change in family
structure?
- why are the people in favour of nuclear
family?
- husband is living in abroad and his wife is
living town for the better education of children. Is it right?
-what types of gender role is expected in Nepali society? Is there any
practices of equality?
- how does change in family structure affect
the ideology of the society?
b. We see many elderly people in the elderly homes these days in Nepal. Some of
them are abandoned while others live there willingly. Do you think Nepali people are deviating from their traditional culture? Give reasons.
-In Nepali culture extended family has been
practiced long before.
- elderly people are respected and all
household activities are shared.
-elderly people are respected and they has
planned and managed all the activites of family management. So families were
united.
But now Nepali people are deviating from their traditional
culture.
- People prefer nuclear family. Nothing is
listened to their elderly people.
- Elderly people are taken as traditional and
outdated people.
- There is not mutual understanding and mutual
respect to other in the family.
- Some elderly people are rejected from their
home and they are living in temples and public places.
What do you want to add on this issue give your
thought critically.
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