Cross-culturally, most kinship systems:
a. provide few links between successive generations.
b. provide few ties across a single generation.
c. provide links between successive generations and ties across a single generation.
d. only link successive generations and do not tie across generations.
e. provides links and ties to all members of a family regardless of biology.
Question 2
A kinship diagram of a married couple, their children, and their children's children includes:
a. four generations; therefore four rows of kinship figures.
b. three generations; therefore three rows of kinship figures.
c. only affinal relatives.
d. only consanguineal relatives.
e. only vertical lines of kinship.
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