12 Questions
Which role is typically associated with providing financial support and protection in a nuclear family?
Father
What type of family relation is characterized by relationships built on trust and love?
Emotional
Which family member is typically responsible for nurturing and caring for children in a nuclear family?
Mother
What is the term for relationships between three family members that influence each other?
Triangles
What type of family relation is based on shared responsibilities and tasks?
Functional
Which family members are often responsible for offering emotional support and wisdom?
Grandparents
What is the primary purpose of a script in filmmaking?
To outline the story, characters, and dialogue
What type of shot is used to focus on a character's face or object?
Close-up
What is the term for the art of capturing a film's visual elements, including camera angles, lighting, and movement?
Cinematography
What is the purpose of an establishing shot in filmmaking?
To set the scene and establish the environment
What type of film genre presents factual information about a topic or issue?
Documentary film
What is the purpose of a storyboard in filmmaking?
To visualize the sequence of events in a film
Study Notes
Family Roles
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Nuclear Family Roles:
- Father: provides financial support, protection, and guidance
- Mother: nurtures, cares, and manages the household
- Children: learn, grow, and develop under parental care
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Extended Family Roles:
- Grandparents: offer emotional support, wisdom, and childcare assistance
- Aunts/Uncles: provide additional emotional support and guidance
- Cousins: share experiences, build relationships, and learn from each other
Family Relations
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Types of Family Relations:
- Biological: relationships by birth or adoption
- Emotional: close, intimate relationships built on trust and love
- Functional: relationships based on shared responsibilities and tasks
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Family Relationship Dynamics:
- Triangles: relationships between three family members, influencing each other
- Alliances: coalitions between family members, shaping relationships
- Boundaries: invisible lines defining roles, responsibilities, and privacy within the family
Learn about the different roles and relationships within a family, including the responsibilities of family members and the dynamics of family relations. This quiz explores the different types of family relationships and how they interact with each other.
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