Question 1

What is the relationship between female level of education and fertility rate?

Accepted Answer

A) As the fertility rate increases,women pursue more education. 
B) As female level of education increases,the fertility rate increases. 
C) As female level of education increases,the fertility rate decreases. 
D) There is no relationship between these two variables. 
A) As the fertility rate increases,women pursue more education. 
B) As female level of education increases,the fertility rate increases. 
C) As female level of education increases,the fertility rate decreases. 
D) There is no relationship between these two variables.

Question 2

According to one study,what did parents identify as a benefit to fostering a child?

Accepted Answer

A) feeling like they were a parent 
B) feeling like they made a difference 
C) the attachment of the foster child to one's own children 
D) the desire to adopt the foster child 
A) feeling like they were a parent 
B) feeling like they made a difference 
C) the attachment of the foster child to one's own children 
D) the desire to adopt the foster child

Question 3

Kathryn and Nathan have learned that Nathan is infertile.According to the text,which procedure are they most likely to use in order to have a child?

Accepted Answer

A) in vitro fertilization 
B) artificial insemination 
C) cloning 
D) a host womb 
A) in vitro fertilization 
B) artificial insemination 
C) cloning 
D) a host womb

Question 4

According to the text,what is a factor influencing the success of in vitro fertilization?

Accepted Answer

A) the woman's age 
B) the man's age 
C) the experience of the doctor 
D) the number of previous attempts 
A) the woman's age 
B) the man's age 
C) the experience of the doctor 
D) the number of previous attempts

Question 5

In which of the following cases are legal rights and responsibilities transferred from one set of parents to another?

Accepted Answer

A) foster care 
B) adoption 
C) in vitro fertilization 
D) baby farming 
A) foster care 
B) adoption 
C) in vitro fertilization 
D) baby farming

Question 6

Which statement best describes the process of making designer babies?

Accepted Answer

A) It depends on the quality of donor egg and sperm. 
B) It relies on frequent use of ultrasound. 
C) It is highly predictable. 
D) It does not produce guaranteed results. 
A) It depends on the quality of donor egg and sperm. 
B) It relies on frequent use of ultrasound. 
C) It is highly predictable. 
D) It does not produce guaranteed results.

Question 7

After much soul searching Laurie decides to place her baby for adoption because she is convinced that this plan is the best for herself and for her son.According to the text,what is likely to happen?

Accepted Answer

A) Laurie is likely to be happy that she is free of responsibility. 
B) Laurie is likely to continue her life as if nothing happened. 
C) Laurie is likely to experience a continuing sense of loss. 
D) Laurie is likely to forget the entire episode. 
A) Laurie is likely to be happy that she is free of responsibility. 
B) Laurie is likely to continue her life as if nothing happened. 
C) Laurie is likely to experience a continuing sense of loss. 
D) Laurie is likely to forget the entire episode.

Question 8

What is the preferred practice for placing children who have been removed from their homes?

Accepted Answer

A) placing them with foster parents 
B) placing them for adoption 
C) placing them in a group home 
D) placing them with kin 
A) placing them with foster parents 
B) placing them for adoption 
C) placing them in a group home 
D) placing them with kin

Question 9

What is a good reason for telling children if they were conceived through artificial reproductive technology?

Accepted Answer

A) Children will choose their genetic parents over non-genetic parents. 
B) There will be no resentment against the parents. 
C) Children who were told do better academically. 
D) It can give them valuable genetic information. 
A) Children will choose their genetic parents over non-genetic parents. 
B) There will be no resentment against the parents. 
C) Children who were told do better academically. 
D) It can give them valuable genetic information.

Question 10

What must intercountry adoptions do?

Accepted Answer

A) comply with the laws of the sending country 
B) comply with the laws of both the sending and receiving countries 
C) comply with the laws of the receiving country 
D) comply with the agencies rules and regulations 
A) comply with the laws of the sending country 
B) comply with the laws of both the sending and receiving countries 
C) comply with the laws of the receiving country 
D) comply with the agencies rules and regulations

Question 11

According to the text,what is the result when there is a disagreement about child-bearing expectations within a couple?

Accepted Answer

A) They do not have children. 
B) They adopt. 
C) They foster before having a child. 
D) They have more children. 
A) They do not have children. 
B) They adopt. 
C) They foster before having a child. 
D) They have more children.

Question 12

Emily is a pregnant,single teenager who would like to sign an adoption agreement allowing her next-door neighbours to adopt her baby.Why would the Canadian courts prevent this?

Accepted Answer

A) Emily's parents must agree to support the adoption. 
B) Emily is too young to consent to the adoption procedure. 
C) A birth mother cannot consent to adoption unless the birth father has also agreed. 
D) A birth mother cannot consent to adoption until after her child is born. 
A) Emily's parents must agree to support the adoption. 
B) Emily is too young to consent to the adoption procedure. 
C) A birth mother cannot consent to adoption unless the birth father has also agreed. 
D) A birth mother cannot consent to adoption until after her child is born.

Question 13

According to some theorists,on which of the following will increases in fertility depend?

Accepted Answer

A) providing conditions to increase young people's confidence in their future 
B) offering incentive payments to parents 
C) expanding the family allowance program 
D) advertising the advantages of having a larger family 
A) providing conditions to increase young people's confidence in their future 
B) offering incentive payments to parents 
C) expanding the family allowance program 
D) advertising the advantages of having a larger family

Question 14

What is essential in a conflict between individual rights and social policy?

Accepted Answer

A) that governments set rules for who can become a parent 
B) that women over 55 years be allowed to use IVF 
C) that the family relationships of children be protected 
D) that secrecy be maintained in assisted human reproduction 
A) that governments set rules for who can become a parent 
B) that women over 55 years be allowed to use IVF 
C) that the family relationships of children be protected 
D) that secrecy be maintained in assisted human reproduction

Question 15

In 2011,where was the total fertility rate above the replacement level?

Accepted Answer

A) New Brunswick 
B) Northwest Territories 
C) Nunavut 
D) Nova Scotia 
A) New Brunswick 
B) Northwest Territories 
C) Nunavut 
D) Nova Scotia

Question 16

During boom times,what do women tend to do in terms of having children?

Accepted Answer

A) have their first child earlier than in poor economic times 
B) have their first child later than in poor economic times 
C) postpone having a child because so many women are employed 
D) have their first child earlier because their biological clock is ticking 
A) have their first child earlier than in poor economic times 
B) have their first child later than in poor economic times 
C) postpone having a child because so many women are employed 
D) have their first child earlier because their biological clock is ticking

Question 17

What percentage of children in foster care is Indigenous?

Accepted Answer

A) one-quarter 
B) one-third 
C) nearly half 
D) over half 
A) one-quarter 
B) one-third 
C) nearly half 
D) over half

Question 18

What is the goal of child welfare agencies?

Accepted Answer

A) adoption 
B) safety 
C) permanence 
D) financial gain 
A) adoption 
B) safety 
C) permanence 
D) financial gain

Question 19

What is a major practical issue for lesbians who want to have children?

Accepted Answer

A) winning the support of their extended family 
B) deciding how to go about having one 
C) deciding how to support a child as a single mother 
D) finding a donor for artificial insemination 
A) winning the support of their extended family 
B) deciding how to go about having one 
C) deciding how to support a child as a single mother 
D) finding a donor for artificial insemination

Question 20

Why are some people opposed to intercountry adoption?

Accepted Answer

A) Because Canada has no laws to regulate it. 
B) Because there is no protection for the adopted child. 
C) Because it is seen as exploitation and imperialism. 
D) Because we already have enough adult immigrants. 
A) Because Canada has no laws to regulate it. 
B) Because there is no protection for the adopted child. 
C) Because it is seen as exploitation and imperialism. 
D) Because we already have enough adult immigrants.

What is the relationship between female level of education and fertility rate?

According to one study,what did parents identify as a benefit to fostering a child?

Kathryn and Nathan have learned that Nathan is infertile.According to the text,which procedure are they most likely to use in order to have a child?

According to the text,what is a factor influencing the success of in vitro fertilization?

In which of the following cases are legal rights and responsibilities transferred from one set of parents to another?

Which statement best describes the process of making designer babies?

After much soul searching Laurie decides to place her baby for adoption because she is convinced that this plan is the best for herself and for her son.According to the text,what is likely to happen?

What is the preferred practice for placing children who have been removed from their homes?

What is a good reason for telling children if they were conceived through artificial reproductive technology?

What must intercountry adoptions do?

According to the text,what is the result when there is a disagreement about child-bearing expectations within a couple?

Emily is a pregnant,single teenager who would like to sign an adoption agreement allowing her next-door neighbours to adopt her baby.Why would the Canadian courts prevent this?

According to some theorists,on which of the following will increases in fertility depend?

What is essential in a conflict between individual rights and social policy?

In 2011,where was the total fertility rate above the replacement level?

During boom times,what do women tend to do in terms of having children?

What percentage of children in foster care is Indigenous?

What is the goal of child welfare agencies?

What is a major practical issue for lesbians who want to have children?

Why are some people opposed to intercountry adoption?

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Wedding Bells or Not

Bringing up Baby

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Grey Power and the Sunset Years

The Lone-Parent Familythe Future Majority

Coming Apartthe Divorce Experience

The Second Time Around

The Family, Work, and Caregiving

The Family Beleagueredwhen Problems Come

Home Dangerous Homeviolence in the Family

Poverty and the Family

The Crystal Ballpredicting the Future of the Family

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Exam 5: Childrenyes or No

What is the relationship between female level of education and fertility rate?

According to one study,what did parents identify as a benefit to fostering a child?

Kathryn and Nathan have learned that Nathan is infertile.According to the text,which procedure are they most likely to use in order to have a child?

According to the text,what is a factor influencing the success of in vitro fertilization?

In which of the following cases are legal rights and responsibilities transferred from one set of parents to another?

Which statement best describes the process of making designer babies?

After much soul searching Laurie decides to place her baby for adoption because she is convinced that this plan is the best for herself and for her son.According to the text,what is likely to happen?

What is the preferred practice for placing children who have been removed from their homes?

What is a good reason for telling children if they were conceived through artificial reproductive technology?

What must intercountry adoptions do?

According to the text,what is the result when there is a disagreement about child-bearing expectations within a couple?

Emily is a pregnant,single teenager who would like to sign an adoption agreement allowing her next-door neighbours to adopt her baby.Why would the Canadian courts prevent this?

According to some theorists,on which of the following will increases in fertility depend?

What is essential in a conflict between individual rights and social policy?

In 2011,where was the total fertility rate above the replacement level?

During boom times,what do women tend to do in terms of having children?

What percentage of children in foster care is Indigenous?

What is the goal of child welfare agencies?

What is a major practical issue for lesbians who want to have children?

Why are some people opposed to intercountry adoption?

What Is a Family

History, Culture, and Canadian Families

Getting Together

Wedding Bells or Not

Bringing up Baby

The Middle Years of the Family and the Not-So-Empty Nest

Grey Power and the Sunset Years

The Lone-Parent Familythe Future Majority

Coming Apartthe Divorce Experience

The Second Time Around

The Family, Work, and Caregiving

The Family Beleagueredwhen Problems Come

Home Dangerous Homeviolence in the Family

Poverty and the Family

The Crystal Ballpredicting the Future of the Family

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