Multiple Choice Questions

A system of marriage that unites one woman or man is called:
  • benefits men more than women.
  • one.
  • Polyandry
  • People of the same social category.
the term "empty nest" refers to:
  • remarry within five years.
  • families whose children have grown and left home.
  • Having the same ancestorsMarriageAdoption
  • People of the same social category.
Which of the following are traits of marriage?
  • People of the same social category.
  • Having the same ancestorsMarriageAdoption
  • remarry within five years.
  • a legally approved relationshipSexual activity and childbearingEconomic cooperation
In the United States, the average (mean) number of children per family is now:
  • Africa or Asia
  • Has little to do with romantic love
  • one.
  • Having the same ancestorsMarriageAdoption
In 1989, which country became the first to legalize same sex marriage?
  • Every society.
  • Sweden.
  • benefits men more than women.
  • Denmark
The chapters suggests that he weakest families on Earth may be found in:
  • Denmark
  • benefits men more than women.
  • Every society.
  • Sweden.
Recognizing which of the following as a "family" would support the trend in the United States toward a broader definition of "family"?
  • Has little to do with romantic love
  • Families of affinity
  • Africa or Asia
  • People of the same social category.
The concept "endogamy" refers to marriage between:
  • Having the same ancestorsMarriageAdoption
  • remarry within five years.
  • People of the same social category.
  • families whose children have grown and left home.
To which region of the world would you travel if you wanted to visit many countries in which the law permits polygamy?
  • Africa or Asia
  • remarry within five years.
  • physical passion is not always lasting.it is not always a stable foundation for marriage.it may contribute to a high divorce rate.
  • Families of affinity
Jessica Bernard claimed that marriage:
  • benefits men more than women.
  • remarry within five years.
  • Polyandry
  • families whose children have grown and left home.
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