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Questions and Answers
What is a family?
What is a family?
- Two or more people with the same last name
- Two or more people living together
- Two or more people who are friends
- Two or more people related by blood, marriage or adoption (correct)
What is kinship?
What is kinship?
- A social club
- A group of friends
- A network of relatives within which an individual possesses certain mutual rights and obligations (correct)
- A religious organization
What are the two types of kinship?
What are the two types of kinship?
- Blood and Friends
- Blood and Marriage (correct)
- Blood and Business Partners
- Marriage and Friends
What is a patrilineal descent?
What is a patrilineal descent?
What is a nuclear family?
What is a nuclear family?
What is the basic residential unit where economics, production, consumption, inheritance, child rearing, and shelter are organized and carried out?
What is the basic residential unit where economics, production, consumption, inheritance, child rearing, and shelter are organized and carried out?
Which type of kinship is traced through bloodline and can be categorized as patrilineal, matrilineal, or bilateral descent?
Which type of kinship is traced through bloodline and can be categorized as patrilineal, matrilineal, or bilateral descent?
What is the smallest family unit consisting of one or two parents and offspring, which may include stepparent, step siblings, and adopted children?
What is the smallest family unit consisting of one or two parents and offspring, which may include stepparent, step siblings, and adopted children?
What is the residency pattern where a married couple resides in the wife’s family house?
What is the residency pattern where a married couple resides in the wife’s family house?
What is the legal union of two people regulated by laws and beliefs, which is forged by marriage alliances?
What is the legal union of two people regulated by laws and beliefs, which is forged by marriage alliances?
Study Notes
Family and Kinship
- A family is a basic residential unit where economics, production, consumption, inheritance, child rearing, and shelter are organized and carried out.
Kinship
- Kinship refers to a network of relatives and relationships.
- There are two main types of kinship: descent-based kinship, which is traced through bloodline, and affinity-based kinship, which is based on marriage alliances.
- Descent-based kinship can be categorized into three types: patrilineal, matrilineal, and bilateral descent.
Patrilineal Descent
- Patrilineal descent is a type of kinship where descent is traced through the male line, from father to son.
Family Types
- A nuclear family is the smallest family unit consisting of one or two parents and offspring, which may include stepparent, step siblings, and adopted children.
Residency Patterns
- Uxorilocal residence is a residency pattern where a married couple resides in the wife's family house.
Marriage
- Marriage is a legal union of two people regulated by laws and beliefs, which is forged by marriage alliances.
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Test your knowledge on Kinship, Marriage, and the Household with this quiz by Steven Herc H. Peralta, LPT. Learn to distinguish various forms of kinship, recognize the importance of family, and make a kinship by blood diagram. Challenge yourself and enhance your understanding of the most important social unit - family.
