Question

In this activity, you are going to assess yourself about the importance of
sexuality in family health.
Test I. Match column A to column B. Write your answer in your activity notebook.​

Answer 1

Answer: 1 matches to e

              2 matches to d

              3  matches to c

              4  matches to a

              5  matches to b

Step-by-step explanation:

• Our basic needs—for food, clothing, shelter, etc.—are met by our families. It guarantees the safety and love of every family member. We create and maintain social interactions inside our families, which is where it all begins. Because of this, the family is often referred to be the basic unit of society.
• Sexuality is a fundamental aspect of who we are and what we do; it is how we express and experience ourselves.
• A peer is a person who is on an equal footing with another, belongs to a particular societal group, and has qualities that are unique to that group.
• Behaviour is the way in which one conducts himself.
• The individual self emphasises one's distinctive qualities. It comprises of characteristics that set a person apart from others, such as qualities, goals and aspirations, experiences, interests, and behaviours. This self-representation is mostly unrelated to social ties or group affiliations.

Hence,

1 matches to e

2 matches to d

3  matches to c

4  matches to a

5  matches to b

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Answer 2

After matching column A to column B we get:

• 1-a
• 2-d
• 3-c
• 4-a
• 5-b

• A family is the basic unit in the society. In a family group of people related by blood or legal contraction live together.

• Sexuality is an integral part of what we do and who we are. A person's behavior and attitude towards relationship and understanding of their body.

• Peer is a person of same age, same standing as other people in the group.
• Behavior is the way one acts or conducts oneself especially towards other.

• Self is the entire person of an individual, a person's essential being.

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