My Family：練習問題

Which of the following is a key way to develop a sense of unity within a family?

What information does your "native place" or "hometown" usually refer to?

Your younger sibling wants to play with your favorite toy. What is the most considerate way to handle this situation, showing love and being considerate to each other?

Which of these people is typically a member of your immediate family?

According to the curriculum for "My Family," why is it important to learn about scenic spots and major local products of our hometown?

Besides your parents, name one other relative who might be part of your extended family.

Briefly explain how participating in family gatherings and activities can help children develop a sense of unity within their family.

The syllabus mentions traditional virtues like being respectful and loving towards parents and elders. In today's busy world, how can a primary school student effectively demonstrate these virtues?

Your family is a very important part of your life.
a) Name three different members of your family (e.g., mother, father, brother, grandparent).
b) Describe one way you show respect and love for each of the family members you named in part (a).
c) Why is it important for family members to get along harmoniously?

Values like responsibility and respect for others are important for primary students both at home and at school.
a) Describe one specific way you show responsibility at home as a family member (e.g., helping with chores, taking care of siblings).
b) Describe one specific way you show responsibility at school as a student (e.g., completing homework, taking care of school property).
c) Explain how showing respect for your family members is similar to showing respect for your teachers and classmates at school. Give two examples of respectful actions that apply in both settings.
d) Why is it important for you to learn and practice these values in both your family and school life?