UCSP Kinship, ties and household

Question 1

Social structure defined by relations existing among
individuals linked by blood or marriage. The basic unit of
society.

Answer 1

kinship

Question 2

• Kinship can be characterized by ties according to

Answer 2

blood, marriage, and ritual

Question 3

a family into which a
member is born and where he is reared and socialized

Answer 3

*The family of orientation

Question 4

is a family that such person
established through marriage

Answer 4

*The family of procreation

Question 5

Implies genealogical ties of a person with a
particular group of kinsfolk

Answer 5

descent

Question 6

involves the reckoning of descent
through the father’s family only

Answer 6

partlineial descent

Question 7

involves the reckoning of descent
through the mother’s family only

Answer 7

matrilineal descent

Question 8

involves the reckoning of descent through the both
the father’s and mother’s sides of the family

Answer 8

bilaterial

Question 9

male or female is/are allowed to have only one
husband/wife

Answer 9

monogamy

Question 10

male or female is/are allowed to have more than
one husband/wife

Answer 10

polygamy

Question 11

• men are allowed to have more than one wives

Answer 11

polygyny

Question 12

women are allowed to have more than one
husbands

Answer 12

polyandry

Question 13

To have two or more husband and two or
more wives

Answer 13

group marriage

Question 14

is a rule that requires a person to marry someone
from within his or her own group

Answer 14

endogamy

Question 15

is a rule that requires a person to marry someone
from outside his or her own group

Answer 15

exogamy

Question 16

prescribes that a widower marry the sister or the
nearest kin of the deceased wife

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sororate

Question 17

prescribes that a widow marry the sister or the
nearest kin of the deceased husband

Answer 17

levirate

Question 18

– the married couple live with or near the husband’s
family

Answer 18

patrilocal

Question 19

• the married couple live with or near the wife’s
  family

Answer 19

matrilocal

Question 20

the married couple establishes a new home; they
reside independently of the parents of either groom or bride

Answer 20

neolocal

Question 21

it gives a choice of staying with either the groom’s
parents or the brides parents

Answer 21

bilocal

Question 22

relationship by practice of a
ritual

Answer 22

kinship by ritual

Question 23

co-parenthood COMPADRE-Co-parent and in which
godparenthood is highly accepted.

Answer 23

Compadrazgo-

Question 24

is composed of a husband, his wife, and their children in a union recognized by other members of society. Every normal adult in a
society, if married, belongs to two kinds of nuclear families, namely; the
family of orientation and the family of procreation.

Answer 24

Nuclear Family

Question 25

family includes other relatives in the house, such as grandparents,

Answer 25

extended family

Question 26

is a type of family where one or more of its members live in different nations

Answer 26

transnational family

Question 27

families only have one parent taking responsibility for their

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single-parent

Question 28

or a type of family where at least one of the parents has children from the previous relationship

Answer 28

reconstitued family

Question 29

‘phenomenon that concentrates
political power and public resources within the control of a
few families whose members alternately hold elective offices,
deftly skirting term limits’.

Answer 29

political dynasties

Question 30

what is your citizenship if you have a filipino mother but was born in an another state

Answer 30

Dual Citizenship