Research shows that the nuclear family is set to make a comeback as fathers are taking a more equal share in raising children. This revival is being driven by women achieving greater equality in the workplace, and by better-educated parents deciding to focus their lives on their children. The findings run counter to reports claiming British society is crumbling, however, the researchers acknowledge that the return of the nuclear family will mask a growing polarisation in society. Households that do not stay together will be increasingly likely to fall victim to poverty, benefit dependency, and unhappiness.

1.The nuclear family is a contemporary concept.
A True
B False
C Cannot Say
2. Women’s equality in the workplace is the main driver behind equality at home.
A True
B False
C Cannot Say
3. Nuclear families are less likely to be prey to straightened circumstances than their one-parent counterparts.
A True
B False
C Cannot Say
4. As time goes on there is likely to be little differentiation between single-parent families and those with two parents.
A True
B False
C Cannot Say

5. Approximately how many individuals were actively seeking a job in 2007?
A490,976
B597,710
C896,565
D2,303,384
ECannot Say

6. The parliament of Nigeria is called ________
(A)House of Representative
(B) Senate
(C)State house of Assembly
(D) National Assembly
7. Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) was established in what year?
(A)May 1975
(B)May 1963
(C)May 1966
(D)May 2000
8. Which of the following is not a telecommunication equipment ?
(a) Modem
(b) Fax Machine
(c) Tele-printer
(d) Hub
(e) None of these