Which form of marriage in the United States is currently being re-evaluated since the introduction of NEW reproductive technologies?
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nontraditional marriage
cousin marriage
same-sex marriage
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polygynous marriage
affinal marriage
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2.
In which of the following cultural centers is homosexuality openly accepted as part of the urban lifestyle.
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Amsterdam
San Francisco
Rio De Janeiro
all of the above.
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none of the above.
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3.
In which of the following circumstances would you expect to find the custom of bride price?
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A bride and groom leave the community after marriage and set up their own household in a distant city or village area.
A bride and groom go to live with the bride’s people.
A bride and groom go to live with the groom’s people.
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A bride and groom go to live with the bride’s mother’s brother.
None of the above.
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4.
True _______________ marriage, in which multiple men and women have sexual access to one another, rarely occurs in the various societies around the world.
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Mixed
Monogamous
Group
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Serial monogamous
Communal
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5.
Because Nayar women live with their dependent offspring and their brothers, they are a(n) _______________ family.
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conjugal
affinal
nuclear
consanguineal
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patrilateral
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6.
In the United States today, _______________.
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polyandry is the only legally recognized form of marriage
couples practice marriage but not mating
marriage is identical to mating
the mating patterns that occur are primarily monogamous
monogamy is the only legally recognized form of marriage
100%
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7.
Marriage resolves the problem of how to bring sexual activity under _______________.
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female control
male control
cultural control
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biological control
mother-in-law control
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8.
The most preferred form of marriage around the world is _______________.
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polygamy
0%
polyandry
the levirate
monogamy
polygyny
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9.
Bride _______________ refers to the period of time a groom is expected to work for his bride’s family.
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period
service
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price
exchange
work
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10.
An example of group marriage would be _______________.
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a Nayar household in which a woman takes several lovers
a pastoral nomad’s wife who shares her husband and her work with another woman
the Moonies having a large wedding ceremony at which 500 couples are married at the same time
a prosperous member of the Kapauku who is able to afford a bride price for four wives
a hippie commune where adult members of the commune have sexual access to each other
100%
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11.
When examining the forms of marriage which occur worldwide, the _______________ is the most common.
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extended
nuclear
affinal
conjugal
0%
consanguineal
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12.
The levirate and the sororate _______________.
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exist only in advanced industrial societies
are secret societies, like sororities and fraternities
do not work if the surviving spouse was an only child
function to maintain the relationship between the family of the bride and the family of the groom
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are types of cattle in pastoralist societies
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13.
_______________ families are those comprised of a married couple together raising their children from previous unions.
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Consanguineal
Mixed
Affinal
Joint
Blended
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14.
Polygyny _______________.
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is less common than polyandry
means marriage to more than one man
is the most common form of marriage
is an example of group marriage
is possible only when a man is fairly wealthy
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15.
A family established through marriage is a/an _______________ family.
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nuclear
affinal
conjugal
100%
extended
unilocal
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16.
__________________________ is a universal phenomenon, spanning time and cultures.
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Single-parent households
Nuclear family
Child exchange
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Divorce
Wife exchange
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17.
In industrial and post-industrial societies, such as the United States, the most common form of residence after marriage is _______________.
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avunculocal
neolocal
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matrilocal
patrilocal
ambilocal
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18.
A woman marries and goes to live with her husband in his village. When her husband dies ten years later she marries her deceased husband’s brother. This custom is referred to as _______________.
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the sororate
bigamy
polygyny
the levirate
100%
polyandry
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19.
Families can be consanguine or conjugal. The conjugal family has many forms. One type of conjugal family is the _______________, consisting of the husband, wife, and dependent children.
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polygynous family
polygamous family
nuclear family
100%
extended family
polyandrous family
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20.
Which of the following constitutes a culturally valid reason for divorce among many human groups?
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