Family Structure and Roles – JSS 1 Home Economics Fill-in-the-Blank Questions

2ND TERM 2023-2024

JSS 1 HOME ECONOMICS

  1. Define the following terms.

i. Uncle

ii. Siblings

iii. Nephew

  1. State two functions of food in the body.

3.

Outline two roles of the father.

  1. List three types of family.

 

 

JSS 1 HOME ECONOMICS

  1. Define the following terms:
    • i. Uncle: A male relative who is a brother of one’s parent.
    • ii. Siblings: Brothers and sisters; individuals who share at least one common parent.
    • iii. Nephew: A male child of one’s sibling or brother.
  2. State two functions of food in the body.
    • a) Nutrient Supply: Food provides essential nutrients such as carbohydrates, proteins, vitamins, and minerals necessary for growth and maintenance of the body.
    • b) Energy Source: Food serves as a source of energy for various bodily functions and activities.
  3. Outline two roles of the father.
    • a) Provider: The father often plays the role of providing financial and material support for the family.
    • b) Protector: Fathers are typically seen as protectors, ensuring the safety and well-being of their family members.
  4. List three types of family.
    • a) Nuclear Family: A family unit consisting of parents and their children.
    • b) Extended Family: A family structure that includes additional relatives beyond parents and children, such as grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins.
    • c) Single-Parent Family: A family led by one parent, either due to divorce, separation, or the death of a spouse.
  1. An uncle is a male relative who is a __________ of one’s parent.
    • a) Cousin
    • b) Brother
    • c) Nephew
    • d) Sister
  2. One function of food in the body is to provide essential __________ necessary for growth and maintenance.
    • a) Water
    • b) Nutrients
    • c) Fiber
    • d) Sugars
  3. The role of a father as a provider involves offering __________ and material support for the family.
    • a) Emotional
    • b) Financial
    • c) Educational
    • d) Physical
  4. A nuclear family consists of __________.
    • a) Parents and extended relatives
    • b) Parents and their children
    • c) Grandparents and grandchildren
    • d) Siblings only
  5. A nephew is the __________ of one’s sibling.
    • a) Male child
    • b) Female child
    • c) Brother
    • d) Sister
  6. In a single-parent family, there is typically __________ parent leading the household.
    • a) One
    • b) Two
    • c) Three
    • d) No
  7. The function of food as an energy source is crucial for __________ in the body.
    • a) Growth
    • b) Digestion
    • c) Bodily functions
    • d) Transportation
  8. Extended families include additional relatives beyond parents and children, such as __________.
    • a) Friends
    • b) Neighbors
    • c) Grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins
    • d) Pets
  9. A sibling is an individual who shares at least one common __________.
    • a) Friend
    • b) Parent
    • c) Cousin
    • d) Grandparent
  10. A father’s role as a protector involves ensuring the safety and well-being of __________.
    • a) Friends
    • b) Extended family
    • c) Neighbors
    • d) Family members
  11. Single-parent families can result from divorce, separation, or the __________ of a spouse.
    • a) Birth
    • b) Marriage
    • c) Death
    • d) Adoption
  12. A mother’s role in providing emotional support contributes to the __________ atmosphere of a family.
    • a) Social
    • b) Educational
    • c) Emotional
    • d) Physical
  13. In a nuclear family, the primary members are __________.
    • a) Parents and cousins
    • b) Parents and siblings
    • c) Grandparents and grandchildren
    • d) Aunts and uncles
  14. The father’s role as a __________ involves making decisions that benefit the family.
    • a) Decision-maker
    • b) Provider
    • c) Protector
    • d) Teacher
  15. Grandparents and cousins are typically part of an __________ family structure.
    • a) Extended
    • b) Nuclear
    • c) Single-parent
    • d) Blended