Concetti Chiave
- The family is the foundational unit of society, consisting of individuals connected by marriage, blood, or adoption.
- A nuclear family includes parents and their children, while an extended family also involves other relatives.
- Marriage is a union of a man and woman (or women), with various factors to consider when choosing a partner.
- Key factors in selecting a marriage partner include age, background, economic security, character, health, and love.
- Compatibility and parental consent are important, along with ensuring healthy offspring through blood group compatibility.
Marriage
The family is the basic unit of any society. It is made up of a group of persons who are united by ties of marriage, blood or adoption and who live together. A family starts with a young man and young woman who establish a relationship, become married and produce children and take care of these children. When the children grow Ito adults, they in turn start their own families. This means that you are going to start your own family some day.
A family group that is made up of the parents and their children is called a nuclear family. A group that is made up of a husband and a wife, their children, grand-parents, uncles, aunts, cousins and other relatives is called extended family. A family group that is made up of a man and two more wives and their children is called a polygamous family.
Marriage is the union of a man and a woman ( or women) as husband and wife (or wives). Factors to consider when choosing a marriage partner include:
1. Age: The partners should be old enough for marriage.
2. Background: it is wise for a person to choose a partner who has the same background (religious, social, educational, etc) with him or her.
3. Economic security: the young people intending to marry should ensure that they are economically ready to do so.
4. Character: one should choose a partner with a reputable character.
5. Health: one should consider the health of the person he or she intends to marry.
6. Love: Persons intending to get married should love each other.
7. Compatibility: partners should share similar interests, likes, dislikes, etc.
8. Parental consent: it is important that partners seek and obtain their parents' consent and approval before marriage although many go against their advices.
9. Blood group: people intending to marry should end ergo blood test ( genotype examination) to ensure that they can have healthy children and not sicklers.
Domande da interrogazione
- ¿Cuáles son los tipos de familias mencionados en el texto?
- ¿Qué factores se deben considerar al elegir un compañero de matrimonio según el texto?
- ¿Por qué es importante realizar un examen de grupo sanguíneo antes del matrimonio?
El texto menciona tres tipos de familias: la familia nuclear, la familia extendida y la familia polígama.
Los factores incluyen la edad, el trasfondo, la seguridad económica, el carácter, la salud, el amor, la compatibilidad, el consentimiento parental y el grupo sanguíneo.
Es importante para asegurar que la pareja pueda tener hijos saludables y evitar tener hijos con enfermedades como la anemia falciforme.
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