Which of the following describes an extended family?

Answer 1

B. Two parents, biological children, and grandparents from both sides

Answer 2

[1] Members of an extended family can include all those who are known to be related by blood or marriage. Therefore, in each generation, it can include more than parents and children in one particular family. It can also include siblings of parents, and the spouses and children of siblings. So looking at one generation, it can take in grandparents, parents, aunts and uncles, cousins, and nephews and nieces. And it can take in all the spouses and in-laws. [2] Where family trees and genealogies are known and respected, as in the Southern states, an extended family can also include the known living descendants of all known common ancestors. So, for example, it can take in not only first cousins but also second and third cousins. [3] And an extended family can also include all those who end up in relationships that are the same as if they had been based on blood and marriage. So it can include adoptive, fostering and step relationships.

Answer 3

a form of joint family..where parents, grandparents,children,grandchildren,uncle,aunts,cousins all stay together...
grandparents, uncles, aunts, and cousins

Answer 4

your extended family goes beyond just your siblings and parents, it includes your aunts uncles cousins grandparents and so on

Answer 5

Features of an extended family include relatives who are not immediately related. This includes aunts, uncles, cousins, step-parents, and grandparents.