Navarro, Krizza Ann Olivia A.
Year & Section: BSA-2A
ACTIVITY 1: FAMILY
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1. RELATIVES
2. TIES
3. HOUSEHOLD
4. NUCLEAR
5. CHILDLESS
6. ABANDONMENT
7. STEP
8. GRANDPARENT
9. LINEAGE
10. ADOPTION
11. MERGING
12. EXTENDED
13. FAMILY
14. SINGLE PARENT
15. MARRIAGE
B. Write TRUE if the statement is correct, if false, write the word(s) to make it correct.
Childless Family 1. Single parent family is also known as forgotten
Nuclear Family 2. Extended family is the traditional type of family structure.
TRUE
3. Family-oriented is the most popular quality of the Filipinos.
TRUE
4. Filipinos are known for having strong and close family ties.
Pamilya
5. Compadrazgo refers to bilateral relatives who may either live with the family
or in the same neighborhood plus siblings who may be away from
TRUE
6. Filipino values serve as a distinction among other races
TRUE
7. “Po and Opo” is a sign that Filipinos are respectful
HOME
8. Majority of the Filipinos are bonded together by common value and traits
that are first taught at their community.
SIX
9. The latest statistics available show that a typical Filipino family consists of
four persons.
TRUE
10. Debt of Gratitude shows a sense of duty and responsibility.
C. Match the Column A to its corresponding answer in Column B.
Column A
F
1.This involves two separate families merging
Column B
A. Hospitality
into one unit.
I
2. This culture shows how family is very
B. Single-Parent Family
important and need to be prioritized.
J
3. Type of family that formed due to financial
C. Childless Family
difficulties.
L
4. Even though people are divided into different
D. Family
religions, we all still have one God.
K
5. It was long held in esteem by society as being
E. Pakikisama
the ideal in which to raise children.
A
6. This culture made the visitors that they are
F. Step Family
welcomed to the place.
G
7. This trait fosters cooperation, good and
G. Utang na Loob
helpful deeds.
B
8. Family structure that has a limited income and
H. Respect
H
9. “Po’ and “Opo” is the basic sign of this culture.
I. Family Oriented
C
10. They are said to be the type of family that
J. Extended Family
did not meet the traditional standards set
K. Nuclear Family
by society.
L. God-Fearing