1) Serial monogamy is best described as a) marriage to multiple spouses c) Polygamy a) social heterogamy c) serial monogamy b) marriage to several spouses after the other d) marriage based on infidelity
2) People are attracted to others of the same social background describes: b) social homogamy d) proximity
3) Having extramarital affairs a) Infidelity b) egalitarian c) polygamy d) serial monogamy
4) Likely to fall for people who live and work nearby describes: a) ideal mate theory b) proximity c) social role theory d) social homogamy
5) Allowing sexual relations with other people and not considering it infidelity describes: a) Infidelity b) open marriage c) companionate marriage d) egalitarian marriage
6) Evidence that individuals who experienced violence as a child, or witnessed it, are more likely to be victims or abusers themselves. a) Social role theory b) looking glass theory c) spousal violence d) intergenerational cycle of violence
7) To win the affection of those who we are attracted to a) social homogamy c) courtship b) heterogamy d) egalitarian
8) Challenges in a marriage which cannot be anticipated or planned for a) conjugal relationships b) conflict c) non normative crises d) peer marriages
9) Pepper Schwartz described future marriages to be _____________ where there is no more than a 60:40 division of household chores, and child care roles. a) open marriages c) peer marriages b) companionate marriages d) patrilineal
10) Two people in an intimate relationship living together best describes: a) intimate relationships b) common law c) marriage d) cohabitation
11)__________________ suggests that people learn how to behave in a role such as a “wife’ or “husband” by observing and imitating certain role models. a) Intergenerational cycle of violence

b) social role theory c) Dowry d) Polyandry
12) The Divorce Act in Canada was created in which year? a) 1968 b) 1985 c) 1965 d) 1988 e) none of the above
13) In _______, the Divorce Act changed to include divorces based on ___________________. a) 1968, infidelity b) 1985, infidelity c) 1988, breakdown in marriage d) 1985, breakdown in marriage
14) How old do you have to be to get married with parental consent? a) 18 b) 14 c) 16 d) 17
15) What do you need to obtain before you can legally get married? a) marriage certificate b) marriage license c) background check d) none of the above
16) In ancient Hebrew marriage, wealth and money given to a bride so she can support her family was known as: a) matrilineal c) inheritance b) dowry d) loan
17) _____________ is when several men are required to support a wife and children because their society is very poor. a) patrilineal c) matrilineal b) polyandry d) patriarchy
18) _______________ relationships are those based on the principle of mutual independence and equality. a) peer marriages c) polyandry b) companionate d) common law
19) _______________ relationships: relationships not governed by written law, but by legal and social customs. a) peer marriages c) companionate b) common-law d) cohabitation
20) ____________________ explains that the origins of sexual attraction in the 21 st
century can be traced back to our prehistoric ancestors. a) ideal mate theory b) social homogomy c) evolutionary psychology d) proximity
1) Which theory do you feel best represents how people choose their mates- proximity or ideal mate theory. Why?

2) Compare marriage and common law relationships.
3) What is the feminist view of spousal violence?
4) Distinguish between conflict and problems in a marriage.
5) Describe the 3 stages of romantic love?
6) Describe the 3 predictable stages of marriage?