PRE-TEST IN TLED-102 MARRIAGE AND FAMILY RELATIONSHIP

BUCATCAT, KURT DIOGIE R. BTLED1 – ET12 7:30-9:00am MTh

Directions: The following items will test your knowledge on some terms about Marriage
Choose the best answer and encircle the letter of your choice.

1. A legally recognized social contract between two people, traditionally based on a sexual
relationship and implying a permanence of the union; institutionalized form of sex relations.
a) Marriage c) Courting
b) Contract d) Wedding

2. An aspect of Marriage from which it connotes as “marriage is a sacrament.”

a) Church Wedding c) Religious
b) Legal d) Spiritual

3. A norm in marriage wherein it prescribes that a widower marries the nearest kin of the
deceased wife.
a) marriage norm c) levirate
b) incest taboo d) sororate

4. The following are characteristics of Marriage except:

a)Marriage is absolute
b) Marriage is an institution
c) It has no obligations or role in the society or in the community
d) It has no obligations or role in the society or in the community

5. It is a will of both partners to enter into a binding legal contract.

a) Civil wedding c) Marriage
b) Church Wedding d) Union

6. A type of Marriage wherein a husband or a wife has only one lifetime partner and is a
commonly practiced among married couples in the country as a tradition.
a) Endogamy c) Monogamy
b) Polyandry d) Polygamy

7. A type of marriage in which there is plurality of partners. It allows a man to marry more than
one woman or a woman to marry more than one man at a time.
a) Endogamy c) Monogamy
b) Polyandry d) Polygamy
8. A type of marriage in which there is plurality
a) Endogamy c) Monogamy
b) Polyandry d) Polygamy

9. A very rare type of marriage in present day. In this type of marriage, a woman marries
several men at a time or vice-versa.
a) Endogamy c) Monogamy
b) Polyandry d) Polygamy

10. A function of Marriage wherein it helps cultural groups to have a measure of control over
population growth by providing proscribed rules about when it is appropriate to have
children.
a) Marriage fulfills the economic needs of marriage partners
b) Marriage regulates sexual behavior.
c) Marriage provides institution for the care and enculturation of children.
d) Marriage perpetuates kinship groups.

11. One of the reason of getting married are the following except:
a) Love c) Money
b) Hatred d) Parent’s choice

12. It is designed to mirror God’s unconditional love for us. It is love that will always be there
and will never leave us or forsake us. When a man and a woman love each other
unconditionally, contentment and joy follows.
a) Oneness c) Purity
b) Love d) Honesty

13. What is the law that governs the Filipino Family?

a) New Family Code of the Philippines of 1998
b) Revised Family Code of the Philippines of 2010
c) Code of the Philippines of 1995
d) Philippine Constitution

14. Why is Marriage considered as one of the institution in the society?

a) It provides the needed resources of the country in terms of manpower
b) It creates a family which is the basic foundation of the society
c) It gives the needed tax to the government
d) It unites the whole community through creations of clans

15. It is an aspect of marriage from which it defines marriage as a contract.

a) Legal c) Social
b) Civil d) Spiritual