Which of the following statements about singlehood in the United States is correct?A.The share of single-person households is less than 1 percent of all households.B.Almost all single-person households contain people over the age of sixty-five.C.The share of single-person households has been decreasing in recent decades.D.The share of households containing a single person has almost tripled since 1950.

Which of the following statements about one-parent families in the United States is correct?A.Two-thirds of U.S. children live with only one parent.B.Almost all one-parent families are headed by a single father.C.All one-parent families result from divorce.D.One-parent families are at high risk of poverty.Submit

Same-sex couple households account for __________ percent of Canadian households.Question 8Select one:a.1b.10c.15d.30

Which of the following statements about internet access is correct?A.About half the world’s people have access to the internet.B.Just 1 percent of the world’s people have access to the internet.C.One in ten people living in high-income nations have access to the internet.D.Just 1 percent of the world’s people do not have access to the internet.

Which of the following statements about trends in U.S. families is NOT true?Group of answer choicesCohabitation is about ten times more common today than it was 30-40 years ago.Couples are marrying at older ages than at any other time in U.S. history.Births to unwed/single mothers have decreased sharply since 1970.The average age at which U.S. women have their first child is the highest in U.S. history.

Which of the following statements about U.S. women with young children is correct?A.The share of women in the paid workforce has been increasing, but only a small share of women with young children is working for income.B.The share of women in the paid workforce has been decreasing, and almost no women with young children are working for income.C.The share of women in the paid workforce has been increasing, and women with young children are especially likely to be working for income.D.Whether women have children or not has no effect on their likelihood of working for income.