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During your lifetime you will probably be a member of two families: the family of orientation (the family into which you were born and enculturated) and the family of __________ (the family in which you will have or adopt children).
 
  A. acculturation
  B. deculturation
  C. procreation
  D. socialization

Question 2

A typical __________ family consists of two parents and their immediate biological offspring or adopted children.
 
  A. basic
  B. atomic
  C. extended
  D. nuclear



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: C

Answer to Question 2

Answer: D



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