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    Class 6 The actual test paper has 50 questions. Time allowed : 60 minutes. There are 2 sections: 15 questions in section I and 35 in section II. Syllabus Section – I (Mental Ability) : Knowing our Numbers‚ Whole Numbers‚ Playing with Numbers‚ Basic Geometrical Ideas‚ Understanding Elementary Shapes‚ Integers‚ Fractions‚ Decimals‚ Data Handling‚ Mensuration‚ Algebra‚ Ratio and Proportion‚ Symmetry‚ Practical Geometry‚ Logical Reasoning. Section – II (Science) : Motion and Measurement of Distances

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    large family A bigger family gets the advantage of children that are never lonely and have had to share and make friends easily. Big families often have more fun and an excuse to get out more. Children from a big family appreciate their siblings when they are older more then they would when they are younger. However a big family gets the disadvantage of less attention. This might make them frustrated or upset. Siblings don’t always get along aswell! It can be a pain trying to bring your family down

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    Blended families and non-blended families face many of the same issues with getting along and working together. The blended family has a few more players‚ but often the dynamics are similar. Whether you come from‚ have a blended family or not there are some tips for helping children getting along. First to address the question in the title‚ when the kids don’t get along‚ it ripples through the entire blended family and causes a negative circle. It seems worthwhile to acknowledge the possible issues

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    Did industrialisation lead to decline of the extended family and rise of the nuclear family? (use item B) The view of a nuclear family is a functionalist view; it is the idea that the typical family ideal includes two heterosexual parents that has the male as the bread winner and the instrumental role whereas the woman was the expressive role. The Idea was that is nuclear family existed in most cultures and there was some form of it‚ and that it contributed to society through socialisation‚ teaching

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    elsewhere‚ assess the view that the nuclear family is no longer the norm. 24 marks The traditional nuclear family is defined as being a family consisting of a heterosexual couple with 2 or more dependent children (own or adopted) with a clear division of labour. Meaning the men are the instrumental role (breadwinner) and the women are the expressive role (domestic and caring/childcare). Over time this has changed and the nuclear family as become less dominant‚ some sociologists

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    Extended Essay Guidance and Marksheet (2013 Criteria) General Assessment Criteria Criteria purpose of the essay is specified 1 2 SUBJECT SPECIFIC GUIDELINES ▪ The research question must focus on the human past and not be of a trivial nature. ▪ The research question is stated in the introduction but is not clearly expressed or is too broad in ▪ The research question must be clearly and scope to be treated effectively within the word limit. 0 ▪ The research question is

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    Determining the circuitry operant in the brain responsible for development of fear and anxiety is key to developing suitable treatments for the wide range of human anxiety disorders. The extended amygdala is a macrostructure in the forebrain that includes three key players in fear and anxiety-like behaviors: the basolateral nucleus of the amygdala(BLA)‚ central nucleus of the amygdala (CeA)‚ and bed nucleus of the stria terminalis (BNST). The BLA sends excitatory projections to both CeA and BNST

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    by famous big families.What people called such type of companies is family companies that the administration place changes after the company’s owner’s death and given to the next generation of the owner’s family.These type of companies are mostly compatible with capitalist system however after all people can saw that there are small amounts of disadvantages of family companies. To be honest‚ the way people conduct the family companies are highly genious system.For 21st century experiences and

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    A Nuclear Family o A "nuclear" family is two parents of opposite sex and their children. A nuclear family‚ named from the idea of it being the family at the "nucleus" of other family groups‚ consists of a father‚ mother and any number of their children. It is defined by blood relation of the parents and children and the marriage of the parents. Because this term does not include other variations of family units‚ it is becoming antiquated as it is more common to see families that do not fit into

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    Extended Definition {To explain a new term or phrase} It is unfortunate that homosexuality is so looked down upon in our time and age. The definition “homophobia” was coined to describe a fear of homosexuals. However‚ the word is not used in the terminology it is meant to be used. I do not believe that people legitimately fear homosexuals as much as they are intolerant towards them. It is fear of abnormality that drives people to homophobia. In the 1970’s‚ George Weinberg coined the term

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