Exercise
Family History & Generational Vocabulary
Explore the fascinating world of family history by uncovering your roots and learning generational vocabulary that connects you to different eras—delve into storytelling, create a family tree, and discuss how language evolves across generations in this engaging and interactive exercise.
Questions
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What do you call a child without brothers or sisters?
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My grandfather ____ a small house in 1960.
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Two children born at the same time to the same mother are ____.
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Yesterday, my mother ____ an old photo album in the attic.
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A family structure that includes parents and children only is a ____ family.
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My parents ____ each other at university twenty years ago.
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What do you call your parents' parents?
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Last night, my father ____ us about our ancestors.
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A family that includes grandparents, aunts, and uncles is an ____ family.
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My aunt ____ us a picture of our great-grandmother.
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What is the male term for a person who has children?
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Our family ____ a big decision to move to a new city last year.