Answer the following questions based on the lesson "Family": a. How has modernization altered traditional extended family structures in Nepal? b. What are the key benefits and psychological challenges associated with nuclear families? c. Why is mutual communication vital in bridging the "generation gap" between parents and teenagers?

Rewrite the following sentences by fronting the negative or restrictive adverbial expression to create emphatic inverted sentences: a. I have rarely seen such devotion in a family. (Rarely...) b. He had no sooner entered the home than the celebration began. (No sooner...) c. They little realized the sacrifices their parents had made. (Little...) d. She seldom complains about her household responsibilities. (Seldom...) e. You should not disobey your elders under any circumstances. (Under no circumstances...) f. We only then understood the value of domestic unity. (Only then...)

Rewrite the following sentences by fronting the prepositional phrase or directional adverb for literary focus: a. The elderly grandparents sat on the sunny veranda. (On the sunny veranda...) b. The frightened children ran into the kitchen. (Into the kitchen...) c. The ancient family heirloom stood in the corner of the room. (In the corner of the room...) d. The cheerful family members came down the hill. (Down the hill...)