Read the description and the questions. Choose one question to match the description.

'Latchkey kids' are children who have a key to their home and are often alone at home after school has finished for the day because their parents are still out at work, which causes problems.

• Which description addresses the issue faced by children who, due to their parents’ work commitments regularly return to an unsupervised home after school and may experience difficulties as a result of prolonged absence of adult supervision?
• Which description explains that raising a child includes both physical care and teaching moral values?
• Which description emphasises that how parents engage with their children during shared moments are as crucial as, or even more important than, the sheer quantity of time spent together?
• Which description mentions that in some countries, relatives live nearby and are actively involved in family life?
• Which description refers to teenagers promising to give their children more freedom, but changing their minds as adults?
• Which description highlights that parents and children can be similar in hobbies and behaviour?
• Which description says that children in Britain usually live with their grandparents and other relatives?