______ is a conjugal family in which single relatives, such as unmarried or widowed brother, sister or the cousin of the husband or wife, live with the family. (a) Compound family (b) Conjugal family (c) Expanded family (d) Extended family

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______ is a conjugal family in which single relatives, such as unmarried or widowed brother, sister or the cousin of the husband or wife, live with the family.

(a) Compound family

(b) Conjugal family

(c) Expanded family

(d) Extended family

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