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III.  READING

A. Fill in each blank with one appropriate word from the box.

                   Bonding      trust      belong      values     concerns

                  supportive      someone      upbringing      toughest       together

Family is where we all (36) ______ to and from where our identity comes from. A

person is valued based on his family and (37) ________. We all belong to a family and it is

our family that keeps us (38) ______ through thick and thin. Without having a family, no

person is complete and the completeness comes with good family (39) _________.

A close family bond is like a safe harbour, where we feel secure and where we trust that

we have (40)_________ always there to whom we could turn to when we need them the

most. This bonding helps to build a (41) ___________ and hope that, no matter what, we

have people to be with us in our (42) _______ times. It is through a family that we

learn the (43) _______ of love, trust, hope, belief, cultures, morals, traditions and

every little matter that (44)_____________to us. A strong foundation for any individual

comes from being with a (45)__________family.

B. Read the passage carefully, then decide whether the following statements are true

(T) or false (F).

In many modern countries, people think of a family as a mother, a father and their

children. But this is not the only kind of the family group. In some parts of the world, a

family group has many other members. This kind of large family is called an “extended

family or a “joint family

The joint family includes all living relatives on either the mother‘s or the father‘s side

of the family. It is made up of grandparents, parents, brothers, sisters, uncles, aunts, and

cousins. They live together in a large house or in huts built close together.

Early people probably lived in joint families. They had to be part of a large group in order to

survive. The members of the group helped each other hunt. They worked together to protect

themselves from dangerous animals and other enemies.

In China, people lived in joint families. When a son married, he and his wife lived at

his parents‘ home. Unmarried daughters remained at home until they married. Chinese

children felt very loyal to their parents. Younger members of the joint families always took

care of the old ones.

In India and Africa, some people still live in joint families. The members of a joint

family share their earnings and property. If one member of the group becomes ill or has bad

luck, the others help the person. As in the past, the members of the joint family offer each

other help and protection.