Quiz1

Question 1

What are the Distinguishing Characteristics for Acquaintance?

Answer 1

1. Based on occasional contacts

2. Freedom to ask general questions: Public information

Question 2

What are distinguishing characteristics for casual friendship?

Answer 2

1. Based on common interest.

2. Freedom to ask specific questions: Opinions, Ideas, wishes and goals

Question 3

What are the distinguishing characteristics of a close friendship and fellowship?

Answer 3

1. Based on mutual life goals

2. Freedom to suggest mutual projects toward reaching life goals

Question 4

Intimate Friendship with and Fellowship? Distinguishing Characteristics.

Answer 4

1. Based on commitment to the development of each other’s character
2. Freedom to correct each other.

Question 5

Acquaintance - Accompanying responsibilities

Answer 5

1. View each acquaintance as a divine appointment.

2. Design appropriate general questions for new acquaintances

Question 6

Casual Friendship - Accompanying responsibilities

Answer 6

1. Learn to identify and praise positive qualities

2. Design appropriate specific questions for children, youth and adults

Question 7

Accompanying Responsibilities - Close Friendship and fellowship

Answer 7

1. Visualize achievement in each other’s life

2. Discern and develop appropriate projects to gain this achievement

Question 8

Accompanying responsibilities - Intimate Friendship & Fellowship

Answer 8

1. Have open honesty with discretion

2. Discern basic causes of character deficiencies and suggest solutions.

Question 9

Wh are the 3 prerequisites to dating?

Answer 9

1. Dangers of Dating
2. God’s dating standard
3. Purpose not to lower standards

Question 10

What are God’s dating standards?

Answer 10

1. You are old enough to date when you have personally worked out from Scripture a set of God’s dating standard.
2. you re old enough to date when you are aware of the benefits and dangers of dating.

Question 11

Purpose not to lower standards: 1 main point and two subpoints

Answer 11

1. A basic commitment for friendship
   a. To purpose to reject those who reject Christ.
   b. To purpose to let God choose your friends.

Question 12

What does 1 Cor 13:4-8 say?

Answer 12

1 Corinthians 13:4-8King James Version (KJV)

Love (Charity) suffers long (patient), is kind; envieth not (not jealous), vaunteth not itself (not boastful) is not puffed up (proud)

5 Doth not behave itself unseemly (rude), seeketh not her own (does not demand her own way, is not easily provoked (irritable or resentful), thinketh no evil;

6 Rejoiceth not in iniquity (does not rejoice in wrongdoing), but rejoiceth in the truth;

7 Beareth all things, believeth all things, hopeth all things, endureth all things.

8 Charity never faileth (love never ends): but whether there be prophecies, they shall fail; whether there be tongues, they shall cease; whether there be knowledge, it shall vanish away.

Question 13

What are the requirements for a total marriage?

Answer 13

Spirit: Coming together in one spirit
Soul: Mental & emotional oneness
Body: Physical union

Question 14

Characteristics of love: (what are the four kinds of love?)

Answer 14

Agape
Phileo
Storge
Eros

Question 15

Define Agape Love:

Answer 15

1. God kind of love
2. Sees a person as being valuable and precious
3. determined by the character of the one who loves

Question 16

Define Phileo

Answer 16

1. love of a friend

2. Consists of what we see in a person that gives us pleasure

Question 17

Define Storge:

Answer 17

1. Affections

2. Usually toward children and elderly

Question 18

Define Eros:

Answer 18

1. Sexual attraction

2. Only takes on true meaning when combined with agape

Question 19

What are two reasons for having sex in the bond of matrimony?

Answer 19

1. Procereation Gen 1:28; Malachi 2:15

2. Recreation (meet each other’s needs)

Question 20

What are the levels of Friendship?

Answer 20

1. Acquaintance
2. Casual Friendship
3. Close Friendship & Fellowship
4. Intimate Friendship & Fellowship