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How do you feel about your family? Most people hold family close to their heart and give them a hand if someone in the family needs help. Regarding this quiz, you will have to know why many young adults live with their parents, what only children like, and why it is common for married couples to divorce. The quiz presents broken sentences, and you must put the appropriate answer. Take this quiz on family and see how much you know, while testing your grammar knowledge.

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1.

House prices are very high, ___ many young adults live with their parents.
- A.
  
  As a result
- B.
  
  Because
- C.
  
  However
- D.
  
  But
Correct Answer
A. As a result

Explanation
The correct answer is "as a result" because it indicates that the high house prices have led to the situation where many young adults live with their parents. It shows a cause-and-effect relationship between the two parts of the sentence.

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2.

Only children are often spoilt, ___ they are very responsible.
- A.
  
  And
- B.
  
  So
- C.
  
  However
- D.
  
  Because
Correct Answer
C. However

Explanation
The correct answer is "however" because it indicates a contrast between being spoiled and being responsible. It suggests that despite being spoiled, children can still be responsible.

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3.

___ people are easily hurt or offended.
- A.
  
  Sensible
- B.
  
  Sensitive
- C.
  
  Self-confident
- D.
  
  Sociable
Correct Answer
B. Sensitive

Explanation
Sensitive people are easily hurt or offended because they are more attuned to their emotions and the emotions of others. They may have a heightened awareness of their surroundings and can be easily affected by negative comments or actions. Their sensitivity allows them to be empathetic and compassionate, but it also means they can be more vulnerable to emotional pain.

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4.

Selfish people only think about ___ .
- A.
  
  Them
- B.
  
  Each other
- C.
  
  Others
- D.
  
  Themselves
Correct Answer
D. Themselves

Explanation
Selfish people prioritize their own needs, desires, and interests above anyone else's. They lack consideration for others and tend to act in a self-centered manner. Their actions and decisions are driven by personal gain and satisfaction, without much regard for the well-being or feelings of others. Therefore, the correct answer is "themselves."

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5.

I get ___ well with all my relatives.

Correct Answer
on

Explanation
The word "on" is the correct answer because it is used to indicate a good relationship or compatibility with someone. In this sentence, it means that the person gets along well with all their relatives.

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6.

Kids are often isolated ___ other children.

Correct Answer
from

Explanation
The word "from" is used to indicate separation or distance between two things. In this context, it suggests that kids are often separated or kept apart from other children.

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7.

My family consists ___ 6 people.

Correct Answer
of

Explanation
The word "of" is used to indicate possession or membership. In this context, it is used to show that the family is made up or composed of 6 people.

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8.

It will be ___ for married couples to divorce.
- A.
  
  Often
- B.
  
  Usually
- C.
  
  Common
- D.
  
  Average
Correct Answer
C. Common

Explanation
Married couples commonly seek divorce, indicating that it is a frequent occurrence. This suggests that divorce is not an uncommon or rare event for married couples, but rather something that happens regularly.

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9.

My sibling's daughter is my ___.

Correct Answer
niece

Explanation
A niece is the daughter of one's sibling. In this case, the question states that the person's sibling has a daughter, making that daughter the person's niece.

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10.

The opposite of sociable is ___ .
- A.
  
  Shy
- B.
  
  Extroverted
- C.
  
  Self-confident
- D.
  
  Friendly
Correct Answer
A. Shy

Explanation
The opposite of sociable is shy because sociable refers to someone who enjoys being around and interacting with others, while shy refers to someone who is reserved and uncomfortable in social situations.

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11.

My sister's husband is my nephew.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
B. False

Explanation
The statement "My sister's husband is my nephew" is incorrect. According to the traditional definition of a nephew, it refers to a brother's or sister's son. Therefore, it is not possible for my sister's husband to be my nephew.

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12.

Your position in the family may affect your ___ .
- A.
  
  Genes
- B.
  
  Health
- C.
  
  Appearance
- D.
  
  Personality
Correct Answer
D. Personality

Explanation
Your position in the family, whether you are the oldest, youngest, or middle child, can have an impact on your personality. Birth order theory suggests that the order in which siblings are born can influence their personality traits. For example, first-borns are often described as responsible, ambitious, and organized, while youngest children may be more outgoing, creative, and rebellious. Therefore, your position in the family can shape your personality traits and characteristics.

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13.

I have never ___ my cousin, who lives in Canada.
- A.
  
  Meet
- B.
  
  Seen
- C.
  
  Spoken
- D.
  
  Knew
Correct Answer
B. Seen

Explanation
The correct answer is "seen" because the sentence is referring to a past event of not having met the cousin who lives in Canada. "Seen" is the past participle form of "see" and is used to indicate that the speaker has not had the opportunity to visually perceive or encounter their cousin.

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14.

There ___ more one-parent families in the future.
- A.
  
  Will be
- B.
  
  Won't to be
- C.
  
  Will have
- D.
  
  Willn't be
Correct Answer
A. Will be

Explanation
The correct answer is "will be." This is because the sentence is discussing a future event or situation, indicating that there will be more one-parent families in the future. The phrase "will be" is the correct future tense form of the verb "to be" in this context.

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15.

My sister is ___ hard-working.
- A.
  
  Quiet
- B.
  
  Quite
- C.
  
  Realy
- D.
  
  Incredible
Correct Answer
B. Quite

Explanation
The word "quite" is the correct answer because it means "to a certain or significant extent" and is used to describe someone who is hard-working. It indicates that the speaker's sister is very diligent or industrious. The other options, such as "quiet," "really," and "incredible," do not convey the same meaning and are not appropriate in this context.

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16.

My parents ___ going to celebrate their wedding anniversary in a restaurant.

Correct Answer
are
aren't

Explanation
The correct answer is "are" because the sentence is in the present tense and refers to the future action of the parents celebrating their wedding anniversary. "Aren't" is not a suitable option as it indicates a negative statement, which does not fit the context of the sentence.

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17.

My wife's father is my ___ .

Correct Answer
father-in-law

Explanation
The term "father-in-law" refers to the father of one's spouse. In this case, the person is referring to their wife's father, which makes him their father-in-law.

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Questions On Family! Trivia Quiz

House prices are very high, ___ many young adults live with their parents.

Only children are often spoilt, ___ they are very responsible.

___ people are easily hurt or offended.

Selfish people only think about ___ .

I get ___ well with all my relatives.

Kids are often isolated ___ other children.

My family consists ___ 6 people.

It will be ___ for married couples to divorce.

My sibling's daughter is my ___.

The opposite of sociable is ___ .

My sister's husband is my nephew.

Your position in the family may affect your ___ .

I have never ___ my cousin, who lives in Canada.

There ___ more one-parent families in the future.

My sister is ___ hard-working.

My parents ___ going to celebrate their wedding anniversary in a restaurant.

My wife's father is my ___ .