Q2 Q1 Review

Q2 Q1 Review

IGCSE Sociology

​Lesson Objectives

• ​Review the following topics:

  • Cross-cultural comparisons and variations in marriage​

  • Trends in marriage and divorce

​Incentives

​Top 1: +3 points

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​Top 2: +2 points

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​Top 3, 4, 5: +1 point

Multiple Choice

This happens when a man has more than one wife at the same time.

• Polygyny

• Serial Monogamy

• Polygamy

• Polyandry

Multiple Choice

This happens when a woman has more than one husband at the same time.

• Polygyny

• Serial Monogamy

• Polygamy

• Polyandry

Multiple Choice

This refers to someone who has more than one marriage partner during their life, but only one at any given time.

• Monogamy

• Serial Monogamy

• Polygamy

• Polyandry

Multiple Choice

Which law influenced the increasing number of divorce in the UK since 1971?

• Divorce Reform Act

• Magna Carta of Labor

• Divorce and Cohabitation Act

• Reform Marriage Act

Multiple Choice

This refers to being married to one person at a time.

• Monogamy

• Serial Monogamy

• Polygamy

• Polyandry

Multiple Choice

The following are variation of cohabitation, EXCEPT.

• Couples in permanent or long term relationships but not married

• Short-term relationships without commitment.

• Trial marriage

• Speed dating

Multiple Choice

This refers to being married to more than one person at the same time.

• Monogamy

• Serial Monogamy

• Polygamy

• Polyandry

Multiple Choice

This happens when a marriage has broken down so that the couple are no longer living as husbands and wife.

• Divorce

• Marital Breakdown

• Empty shell marriage

• Secularisation

Multiple Choice

Who is the New Right politician that studied the connections between lone parent families and the underclass.

• George Murdock

• Charles Murray

• Edmund Leach

• Karl Marx

Multiple Choice

This happens when a married couple continue to live together but without love of affection.

• Divorce

• Marital Breakdown

• Empty shell marriage

• Secularisation

Multiple Choice

The formal, legal ending of a marriage.

• Divorce

• Marital Breakdown

• Empty shell marriage

• Secularisation

Multiple Choice

The following are features of divorce today, EXCEPT:

• Those who marry at a later year are likely to get divorced.

• Middle class people are less likely to get divorced.

• Working class people are likely to get divorced.

• Religion plays a role in keeping a relationship intact.

Multiple Choice

Remarriages create new reconstituted families.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

This is the process by which religion has become less important in the daily lives of many people.

• Divorce

• Marital Breakdown

• Empty shell marriage

• Secularisation

Multiple Choice

This refers to the formal joining of a man and a woman in a relationship with rights and responsibilities.

• Divorce rate

• Cohabitation

• Marriage

• Divorce

Multiple Choice

Religion influences marriage.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Which of the following religions accepts polygyny?

• Islam

• Christianity

• Judaism

• Buddhism

Multiple Choice

This refers to the number of divorces per year per 1000 people.

• Divorce rate

• Cohabitation

• Marriage

• Secularisation

Multiple Choice

This refers to the process that recognizes same sex couple's conjugal rights, responsibilities, etc. It is an equivalent of marriage.

• Civil Parnership

• Marriage

• Divorce

• Empty shell marriage

Multiple Choice

The following are true about lone-parent families, EXCEPT:

• Most of them have woman parent. 

• Functionalist consider it as dysfunctional.

• Feminists consider it as a form of women empowerment.

• It is an alternative to family.