Relationships and Families Flashcards
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What is the definition of ‘family’ in the context of relationships and families?
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A family is a group of individuals related by blood, marriage, or adoption.
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True or False: Cohabitation is when a couple lives together without being married.
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True
3
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Fill in the blank: A ________ family consists of parents and their children.
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nuclear
4
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What is the significance of marriage in many religions?
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Marriage is often viewed as a sacred covenant and a foundation for family life.
5
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Which term describes the legal dissolution of a marriage?
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Divorce
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True or False: All religions view divorce the same way.
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False
7
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What does ‘same-sex marriage’ refer to?
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Marriage between two individuals of the same sex.
8
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What is a common reason for couples to choose cohabitation over marriage?
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Financial reasons or a desire to avoid the legal complexities of marriage.
9
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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is NOT a type of family structure? A) Extended B) Blended C) Isolated D) Nuclear
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C) Isolated
10
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Fill in the blank: A ________ family includes children from previous relationships of one or both partners.
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blended
11
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What role do children play in family dynamics?
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Children affect decision-making, family roles, and relationship dynamics.
12
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True or False: The roles of men and women in families are the same across all cultures.
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False
13
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What is the term for a family that includes relatives beyond the nuclear family?
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Extended family
14
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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is often a reason for conflict in families? A) Lack of communication B) Shared values C) Financial stability D) Mutual respect
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A) Lack of communication
15
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What is the impact of cultural differences on family relationships?
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Cultural differences can influence values, roles, and expectations within families.
16
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Fill in the blank: A ________ is a legal document that outlines the terms of a marriage.
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marriage certificate
17
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What is the primary purpose of family life education?
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To prepare individuals for the responsibilities and dynamics of family life.
18
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True or False: Adoption is a way to create a family without biological ties.
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True
19
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What does the term ‘parenting’ encompass?
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The responsibilities and activities involved in raising and caring for children.
20
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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is a potential benefit of marriage? A) Legal rights B) Increased stress C) Less social support D) Financial burden
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A) Legal rights
21
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Fill in the blank: ________ is the practice of marrying multiple partners at the same time.
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Polygamy
22
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What is the concept of ‘family values’?
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Beliefs and principles that guide behavior and expectations within family structures.
23
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True or False: All cultures have the same definition of family.
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False
24
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What is a common challenge faced by single-parent families?
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Balancing work and parenting responsibilities.
25
Multiple Choice: Which of the following can be a source of family conflict? A) Open communication B) Financial issues C) Shared hobbies D) Mutual respect
B) Financial issues
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What does the Bible say about adultery?
‘You shall not commit adultery.’
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What does the Bible say about sexual immorality?
‘Flee from sexual immorality.’
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What does the Bible say about homosexual relations?
‘Do not have sexual relations with a man as one does with a woman; it is detestable.’
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What does the Bible say about loving others?
‘Love thy neighbour.’
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What does the Bible say about treating others?
‘Treat others as you would like to be treated.’
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What does the Bible say about the sanctity of life?
The sanctity of life.
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What does the Bible say about loving others?
‘Love thy neighbour.’
33
What does the Bible say about being fruitful and multiplying?
‘Be fruitful and increase in number.’
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What does the Bible say about the union of man and wife?
‘That is why a man leaves his father and mother and is united to his wife, and they become one flesh.’
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What does the Bible say about being fruitful and multiplying in marriage?
‘Be fruitful and increase in number.’
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What does the Bible say about divorce and remarriage?
‘Anyone who divorces his wife and marries another woman commits adultery against her.’
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What does the Bible say about loving others?
‘Love thy neighbour.’
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What does the Bible say about providing for your family?
‘Anyone who does not provide for their relatives, and especially for their own household, has denied the faith and is worse than an unbeliever.’
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What does the Bible say about honoring your parents?
‘Honour your mother and father.’
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What does the Bible say about gender equality?
‘There is neither Jew nor Gentile, neither slave nor free, nor is there male and female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus.’
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What does the Bible say about loving others?
‘Love thy neighbour.’
42
What does the Bible say about the creation of mankind?
‘So God created mankind in His own image; in the image of God. He created them; male and female he created them.’
43
What do Roman Catholics believe about contraception?
Roman Catholics believe that contraception is sinful because it interferes with the natural procreative purpose of sex, as outlined in the encyclical Humanae Vitae.
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What do Protestants believe about contraception?
Many Protestant denominations, such as the Church of England, allow contraception for married couples, seeing it as responsible family planning.
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What do Evangelical Christians believe about contraception?
Evangelical Christians tend to oppose contraception, especially if it prevents conception entirely, as they believe procreation is part of God’s purpose for marriage.
46
What do Roman Catholics believe about sexual relationships before marriage?
Roman Catholics believe that premarital sex is sinful, as it goes against the sacrament of marriage, which is seen as the proper context for sexual relations.
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What do Protestants believe about sexual relationships before marriage?
Protestant views vary, but many denominations accept premarital sex if it is within a committed relationship. More conservative denominations, like Baptists, oppose it.
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What do Evangelical Christians believe about sexual relationships before marriage?
Evangelical Christians generally view premarital sex as sinful and emphasize chastity before marriage based on biblical teachings.
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What do Roman Catholics believe about homosexual relationships?
Roman Catholics view homosexual acts as sinful, but they distinguish between orientation and behavior, advocating for compassion toward LGBTQ+ individuals.
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What do Evangelical Christians believe about homosexual relationships?
Evangelical Christians generally believe that homosexual relationships are sinful, based on interpretations of biblical texts.
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What do liberal Christians believe about homosexual relationships?
Liberal Christians tend to accept and affirm same-sex relationships, viewing them as valid expressions of love in the context of commitment and fidelity.
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What do Roman Catholics believe about sex, marriage, and divorce?
Roman Catholics believe that marriage is sacred, and divorce is not allowed except in cases where a marriage is annulled. Remarriage is also generally prohibited.
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What do Protestants believe about sex, marriage, and divorce?
Protestants view marriage as a sacred union, but divorce is allowed in cases of adultery or abandonment. Remarriage is often permitted in such cases.
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What do Evangelical Christians believe about sex, marriage, and divorce?
Evangelical Christians hold that marriage is sacred, and divorce is generally discouraged, though it may be allowed for adultery or abuse. Remarriage is sometimes permitted in such cases.
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What do Roman Catholics believe about human sexuality, including heterosexual and homosexual relationships?
Roman Catholics teach that heterosexual marriage is the ideal context for sexual relations and oppose homosexual acts, though they advocate for the dignity of LGBTQ+ individuals.
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What do Protestants believe about human sexuality, including heterosexual and homosexual relationships?
Protestant beliefs vary; many denominations accept heterosexual marriage as the norm, but liberal Protestant denominations may accept same-sex relationships as valid.
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What do Evangelical Christians believe about human sexuality, including heterosexual and homosexual relationships?
Evangelicals generally believe that sexuality is only proper within a heterosexual marriage, and same-sex relationships are viewed as sinful.
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What do Roman Catholics believe about sexual relationships before and outside of marriage?
Roman Catholics believe that sexual relationships should occur only within marriage. Premarital and extramarital sex are considered sinful.
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What do Protestants believe about sexual relationships before and outside of marriage?
Protestant views vary; many allow premarital sex in committed relationships, though more conservative groups like Baptists oppose it.
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What do Evangelical Christians believe about sexual relationships before and outside of marriage?
Evangelicals believe that sexual relations should only occur within the bonds of marriage, and both premarital and extramarital sex are considered sinful.
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What do Roman Catholics believe about contraception and family planning?
Roman Catholics oppose artificial contraception, believing that it disrupts the natural purpose of sex. Natural family planning is encouraged instead.
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What do Protestants believe about contraception and family planning?
Protestants, including the Church of England, generally accept contraception as a responsible method of family planning for married couples.
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What do Evangelical Christians believe about contraception and family planning?
Evangelical Christians are generally opposed to contraception, especially when it prevents procreation entirely, as it is seen as against God’s design for marriage.
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What do Roman Catholics believe about the nature and purpose of marriage?
Roman Catholics view marriage as a sacred sacrament, with the primary purpose being to unite the couple and procreate. Marriage reflects the relationship between Christ and the Church.
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What do Protestants believe about the nature and purpose of marriage?
Protestants generally view marriage as a sacred union for companionship, love, and raising children. The emphasis is often on mutual love and support.
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What do Evangelical Christians believe about the nature and purpose of marriage?
Evangelical Christians view marriage as a sacred covenant between a man and a woman, with the primary purpose being procreation and companionship.
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What do Roman Catholics believe about same-sex marriage and cohabitation?
Roman Catholics oppose same-sex marriage, believing marriage can only be between a man and a woman. Cohabitation before marriage is also discouraged.
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What do Protestants believe about same-sex marriage and cohabitation?
Some Protestant denominations, like the United Church of Christ, accept same-sex marriage, while others oppose it. Cohabitation is generally discouraged, especially in conservative groups.
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What do Evangelical Christians believe about same-sex marriage and cohabitation?
Evangelicals oppose same-sex marriage, holding to the belief that marriage should be between a man and a woman. Cohabitation before marriage is also generally condemned.
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What do Roman Catholics believe about divorce, including reasons for divorce, and remarrying?
Roman Catholics allow divorce only in the case of annulment, as they believe marriage is a lifelong sacrament. Remarriage is typically prohibited unless an annulment is granted.
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What do Protestants believe about divorce, including reasons for divorce, and remarrying?
Protestants allow divorce in cases of adultery, abuse, or abandonment, with remarriage being allowed, particularly in Protestant denominations like Anglicanism.
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What do Evangelical Christians believe about divorce, including reasons for divorce, and remarrying?
Evangelical Christians typically believe divorce is allowed only in cases of adultery or abuse. Remarriage is often permitted if divorce is justified.
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What do Roman Catholics believe about ethical arguments related to divorce?
Roman Catholics emphasize the sanctity of marriage vows, believing that divorce undermines the sacredness of the sacrament. Compassion is shown in cases of abuse or infidelity.
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What do Protestants believe about ethical arguments related to divorce?
Protestants argue that divorce can be a compassionate solution in cases of adultery or abuse. The sanctity of marriage is important but does not override compassion in such situations.
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What do Evangelical Christians believe about ethical arguments related to divorce?
Evangelicals focus on the sanctity of marriage vows but recognize that divorce may be necessary in cases of abuse or infidelity. They prioritize the well-being of individuals in difficult circumstances.
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What do Roman Catholics believe about families and gender equality?
Roman Catholics uphold traditional gender roles in the family, with men as the primary providers and women as caregivers, though gender equality is increasingly advocated in some contexts.
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What do Protestants believe about families and gender equality?
Protestants generally support gender equality in the family, with both men and women having shared responsibilities in modern Christian families.
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What do Evangelical Christians believe about families and gender equality?
Evangelical Christians often emphasize traditional gender roles within the family but are increasingly open to gender equality in certain contexts.
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What do Roman Catholics believe about the roles of men and women in the family?
Roman Catholics traditionally assign distinct roles, with men as the breadwinners and women as homemakers and caregivers, though gender equality is being recognized more recently.
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What do Protestants believe about the roles of men and women in the family?
Protestant denominations vary, but many support gender equality in family roles, with both men and women sharing responsibilities.
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What do Evangelical Christians believe about the roles of men and women in the family?
Evangelicals typically emphasize traditional gender roles, with men as leaders of the household and women in nurturing roles, although some support gender equality in the home.
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What do Roman Catholics believe about gender prejudice and discrimination?
Roman Catholics may recognize gender prejudice but generally hold to traditional gender roles within the family, though some support efforts for women’s rights.
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What do Protestants believe about gender prejudice and discrimination?
Protestants are increasingly vocal against gender prejudice, with many denominations advocating for women's rights and equal opportunities in the church and society.
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What do Evangelical Christians believe about gender prejudice and discrimination?
Evangelicals may acknowledge gender discrimination but often hold to traditional views on male leadership in the family and church, though views are evolving in some groups.
