PDH Term 2

Question 1

Definition of COMMUNICATION

Answer 1

exchanging of information

Question 2

Define CONTRIBUTE

Answer 2

To give / help

Question 3

Define CONVERSATION

Answer 3

A discussion or talk

Question 4

Define EXTENDED FAMILY

Answer 4

A family which includes relatives other than just parents and siblings

Question 5

define IMMEDIATE family

Answer 5

the smallest family unit (who you live with)

Question 6

Define MAINTAIN

Answer 6

to make sure something continues

Question 7

Define RELATIONSHIP

Answer 7

A connection between 2 or more people

Question 8

Define RELATIVE

Answer 8

A person connected by blood, marriage or legal agreement

Question 9

Define RESPONSIBILITIES

Answer 9

Things required to be done as part of a job/role

Question 10

Define TRUST

Answer 10

A firm belief in somesone’s reliability

Question 11

What is a blended family?

Answer 11

A blended family is a couple with children from previous relationships who all live together.

Question 12

What is a Couple Family?

Answer 12

A couple family is a couple who dont have any children

OR whose children may have left home.

Question 13

What is an extended family?

Answer 13

An extended family is a couple who live with their own children AND other relatives such as grandparents

Question 14

What is a foster family?

Answer 14

A foster family is when a person or couple cares for other peoples children

Question 15

What is a nuclear family?

Answer 15

A nuclear family is a mother and father living with natural or adopted children.

Question 16

What is a single-parent family?

Answer 16

A single-parent family is a mother or father living alone with children

Question 17

What is a step family?

Answer 17

A step family is a couple with children who have a mother or father living elsewhere

Question 18

What is a role?

Answer 18

A persons job or chore

Question 19

What is a responsibility?

Answer 19

Each role comes with certain responsibilities (tasks which are required as part of the role)

Question 20

What are Ami’s roles and responsibilities

Answer 20

ROLE: Looking after Tilly
RESPONSIBILITIES
1. walking Tilly
2. feeding Tilly
3. playing with Tilly

Question 21

What is Mummys role and responsibility in the kitchen

Answer 21

ROLE: Keeping kitchen tidy
Responsibilities:
1. wipe table
2. wash dishes
3. clean floors

Question 22

Why is it important for children to contribute around the home?

Answer 22

1. Helps children learn responsibility
2. Creates a happy home as it allows others time to do their own chores

Question 23

What is a relationship?

Answer 23

A connection we form with others

Question 24

Why are relationships important?

Answer 24

Because they make you feel happy and healthy

Question 25

Who do you have relationships with?

Answer 25

Family and friends

Question 26

Why is each relationship important?

Answer 26

Each relationship contributes to who you are

Question 27

Why is building positive relationships important?

Answer 27

Because it can make us feel happy and gives us people we can share our thoughts and ideas with

Question 28

Do you need to always feel happy with close friends

Answer 28

No - you should be able to be yourself

Question 29

How do you try to stay happy?

Answer 29

Keeping a positive mindset

Question 30

How should we behave when we have a conversation with someone?

Answer 30

It is important to be a good LISTENER because this shows we are interested in what they have to say

Question 31

Do we always have to agree with our friends?

Answer 31

N0 - but we need to try and understand their point of view and ask QUESTIONS

Question 32

How do we work out problems?

Answer 32

By talking

Question 33

how do we build trusting relationships?

Answer 33

By being HONEST

Question 34

What makes a good relationship?

Answer 34

good communication

Question 35

What 2 things do we need for good communication?

Answer 35

1. Talking 2. Listening

Question 36

What are the 5 types of communication

Answer 36

1. Non-verbal 2. Verbal 3. Written 4. electronic 5. codes

Question 37

What are 2 examples of non-verbal communication

Answer 37

1. body language 2. facial expressions

Question 38

What are 2 examples of verbal communication?

Answer 38

1. talking 2. whistling

Question 39

What are 2 examples of written communication?

Answer 39

letters, emails text messages

Question 40

What are 2 examples of electronic communication

Answer 40

websites radio

Question 41

What are 2 examples of code communication

Answer 41

1. sign language 2. morse code

Question 42

How do we solve problems in relationships?

Answer 42

Step 1: Get together Step 2: Take turns talking and listening Step 3: Come up with some ideas that would help Step 4: Consider what you both think will help most Step 5: Do it