Question 1

According to the text,which approach do young men and women appear to be moving toward with regard to their relationships?

Accepted Answer

The text mentions that young men and women are moving towards more egalitarian relationships, where both partners share responsibilities and decision-making. This is supported by studies that show young adults value mutual respect, communication, and equality in their relationships.

Question 2

When Marie came to New France,she was expected to marry soon after her arrival.She was also provided a dowry at the king's expense.What was Marie known as?

Accepted Answer

Marie was provided with a dowry at the king's expense, indicating that she was likely a daughter of the king or otherwise related to someone of high status in France. She was not referred to as an opportunist or a silly girl, and while she may have served the king in some capacity, she was not specifically mentioned as a servant.

Question 3

Which person has the greatest power in a relationship?

Accepted Answer

In relationships, the person who cares the least often holds more power because they are less dependent on the relationship's outcome and can exert more control over its dynamics.

Question 4

According to the text,in societies that believe in arranged marriages,what do people often consider marriage?

Accepted Answer

The answer of According to the text,in societies that believe...

Question 5

According to the text,which of the following BEST describes marriages among members of European royalty prior to the 20th century?

Accepted Answer

The text states that marriages among members of European royalty prior to the 20th century were often arranged as part of a treaty, indicating that they were not typically a matter of free choice.

Question 6

What does "traditional" dating involve?

Accepted Answer

Traditional dating involves the man paying for the cost of the date.

Question 7

James was an early fur trader in the Hudson Bay area.What did he probably do in terms of marriage?

Accepted Answer

It was common for early fur traders in the Hudson Bay area to find a native wife who could help them navigate the region and establish trade relationships with indigenous peoples. This is likely what James did, as it was the most practical option available to him at the time.

Question 8

Which of the following is NOT a function of dating?

Accepted Answer

Dating may lead to procreation, but procreation is not a function of dating. The other options are all common reasons why people engage in dating.

Question 9

James lived in the new colonies of Canada and worked on the family farm,helping his father and older brothers.He wanted to marry May,who lived six farms over,but his parents thought she was too flighty to make a good farmer's wife.Which of the following was the most likely result?

Accepted Answer

James depended on his parents and the family farm for his income, so he would likely take their opinion seriously before making a decision as important as marriage.

Question 10

According to the text,which of the following BEST describes arranged marriages?

Accepted Answer

The text states that "arranged marriages still occur today, often among immigrant families" and provides examples of cases in Canada. Therefore, option D is the best answer.

Question 11

According to the text,what is the role of the proposed couple in arranged marriages?

Accepted Answer

The text specifically states that arranged marriages involve the prospective couple being "asked for approval of the match." Therefore, choice C is the correct answer, and the other options (A, B, and D) are incorrect.

Question 12

What is another term for gay and lesbian orientation?

Accepted Answer

Homosexuality refers specifically to being sexually attracted to the same gender. Homogamy refers to marrying someone who is similar to oneself in terms of background, class or education. Closeted refers to someone who keeps their sexual orientation a secret. Cohabitation refers to living together as a couple without being married.

Question 13

According to the text,during the period of settlement by white farmers in Canada,what happened in terms of marriage?

Accepted Answer

According to the text, "Practical considerations, such as finding a mate who could help with farm work and produce children, were often more important than romantic love in choosing a spouse." This suggests that practical considerations played a key role in mate selection during the period of settlement by white farmers in Canada.

Question 14

According to the text,which of the following BEST describes attitudes toward mate selection in North America today?

Accepted Answer

The text states that attitudes toward mate selection in North America have shifted away from arranged marriages toward free choice. Therefore, option B is the best choice. The text does not mention that attitudes have remained the same or that they are largely in alignment with earlier generations. While the text suggests that young people may be more focused on their own opinions when choosing a partner, it does not say that they are reluctant to take their parents' opinions into account.

Question 15

In the early years of settlement in Canada,what did explorers who came from Europe often do for companionship?

Accepted Answer

Many explorers who came from Europe formed unions with Aboriginal women for companionship in the early years of settlement in Canada. This practice, known as intermarriage, was common among French and British fur traders and explorers who spent long periods in isolated trading posts in the wilderness.

Question 16

Soni came with her parents from India when she was four.She has accepted many values of the majority Canadian society,including the idea of choosing her own husband.According to the text,which statement is LEAST likely to be true of her?

Accepted Answer

The text states that Soni has accepted the idea of choosing her own husband, indicating that her parents do not pressure her to marry someone of East Indian descent. While there may be cultural clash and conflict in her family, there is no indication that Soni will become isolated from her family and social group.

Question 17

According to the text,in pioneer days,how did the courtship of young men and women proceed?

Accepted Answer

The text states that courtship often took place in the home during pioneer days.

Question 18

According to the text,which of the following statements is TRUE about "hooking up"?

Accepted Answer

The text states that "hooking up" is a variable term that can refer to anything from kissing to intercourse. Therefore, statement C is true. A, B, and D are all false according to the information provided in the text.

Question 19

According to the text,what development has recently impacted dating in Canada?

Accepted Answer

The text mentions that the rise of online dating has impacted dating in Canada.

Question 20

In 1837,Joseph lived with his parents and helped work the family farm in southern Ontario.He hoped to marry Martha,who lived a few farms down the road.What was his decision probably affected by?

Accepted Answer

Joseph's decision to marry Martha was most likely influenced by the willingness of his parents to provide land or an income. As a farmer, Joseph would need land to continue working and supporting a family, and having his parents provide him with this would be a significant factor in his decision to marry. Additionally, if his parents were able to provide an income or financial support, this would also make it easier for him to support a family.

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