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Which family type consists of several generations living together?
Which of the following is NOT considered a type of moral value?
What role do laws play in society?
Which of the following is an example of a type of rule that helps a community function successfully?
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Which of the following best describes a single-parent family?
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Study Notes
Social Structures
- Social structures influence our decisions and actions
- Key structures include family, religion, law, economy, and education.
- Family structures:
- Extended: Several generations living together.
- Nuclear: Man, woman, and children.
- Single-parent: One parent and children.
- Reorganized: Two families uniting into a new unit.
- Sibling: Children only.
Moral Values
- Moral values relate to responsibility, obligation, and formality.
- Examples of moral values:
- Respecting elders and seniors.
- Using polite expressions like "mam" and "sir."
- Making your bed in the morning.
- Being cautious at all times.
- Practicing good manners.
- Dressing appropriately for different situations.
- Using proper utensils for meals.
- Showing respect by standing when elders or visitors are present.
Laws
- Laws are rules that keep us safe, ensure fairness, bring order, and protect individuals.
- Laws help communities function successfully.
- Types of laws include:
- Traffic rules
- Drug laws
- Bank regulations
- Anti-money laundering rules
- Hospital regulations
- Littering rules
- Safety regulations
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Explore the influence of social structures such as family, religion, law, and economy on our lives. This quiz also covers the importance of moral values and laws that maintain societal order and safety. Test your understanding of these foundational concepts and their implications for daily interactions.
