Quiz on 'Love in the 21st Century'

What question does the article raise about marriage?

• Why do people still get married despite high divorce rates?

• Why is marriage more popular now?

• Why do people avoid marriage?

• Why is marriage considered outdated?

How does the article describe love in relation to marriage?

• Love is a decision, marriage is a feeling

• Love is a feeling, marriage is a decision

• Both are purely emotional

• Both are purely logical

What does the article suggest about the societal view of single people?

• They are always envied

• They are often questioned about their certainty

• They are universally admired

• They are never considered important

According to the text, what has allowed people to try out more relationships before committing?

• Religious beliefs

• Liberal divorce laws

• Economic factors

• Social media

What does the text suggest is a big difference in relationships?

• Financial stability

• Commitment

• Social status

• Education level

What does the text imply about the relationship between marriage and legal rights?

• Marriage has no impact on legal rights.

• Marriage affects legal rights significantly.

• Marriage only affects financial rights.

• Marriage only affects social rights.

What does the text imply is necessary to be really loved?

• A lifetime's work.

• A short-term commitment.

• A focus on personal success.

• A strong financial background.

What does the text imply about the perception of divorce?

• It is always a negative outcome.

• It can be seen as a brave escape.

• It is never a solution.

• It is financially beneficial.

According to the text, what is hard to imagine feeling better than?

• A successful career.

• Three days in Paris.

• Financial success.

• Social recognition.

What does the text suggest about the 30 years of day-in, day-out rowing and making up?

• They are less fulfilling than a short vacation.

• They lead to a deep connection like old trees.

• They are financially draining.

• They are socially isolating.