The document lists 6 statements about family relationships and asks the reader to agree or disagree with each statement and provide arguments to support their opinions. The 6 statements address whether the husband should be the head of the family, if children should participate in decisions, if keeping in touch with relatives is a duty, if people should invite guests, if arguments help solve problems, and if a big family is better than a small one.

1.  Agree or disagree with the following statements, give arguments to
support your opinion.
1. The husband should be the head of the family.
2. Children should participate in making family decisions.
3. Keeping in touch with your relatives is a matter of duty.
4. People should not invite guests to their homes.
5. Arguments in the family are helpful in solving problems.
6. Having a big family is much better than having a small one.
 Agree or disagree with the following statements, give arguments to
support your opinion.
1. The husband should be the head of the family.
2. Children should participate in making family decisions.
3. Keeping in touch with your relatives is a matter of duty.
4. People should not invite guests to their homes.
5. Arguments in the family are helpful in solving problems.
6. Having a big family is much better than having a small one.
 Agree or disagree with the following statements, give arguments to
support your opinion.
1. The husband should be the head of the family.
2. Children should participate in making family decisions.
3. Keeping in touch with your relatives is a matter of duty.
4. People should not invite guests to their homes.
5. Arguments in the family are helpful in solving problems.
6. Having a big family is much better than having a small one.
 Agree or disagree with the following statements, give arguments to
support your opinion.
1. The husband should be the head of the family.
2. Children should participate in making family decisions.
3. Keeping in touch with your relatives is a matter of duty.
4. People should not invite guests to their homes.
5. Arguments in the family are helpful in solving problems.
6. Having a big family is much better than having a small one.