5 Written Questions

1. 4th largest world religion
2. 2nd largest world religion
3. abstinence pledge delays sex for teens but doesn't prevent it
4. tracing kinship through both father and mother
5. household composed of one or two parents and their unmarried children

5 Matching Questions

1. influence
2. Christianity
3. endogamy
4. power
5. hidden curriculum

1. a largest world religion
2. b ability to exercise one's rule over others
3. c subtle socialization of pupils into dominant ideology of society (conflict view of education)
4. d exercise of power through a process of persuasion
5. e marrying within one's social category or group

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. use of existing sources & interviews
   1. religion & sex methodology
   2. religious rituals
   3. religious experience
   4. religious beliefs
2. young and very religious teens most likely to support waiting until marriage for sex
   1. authority
   2. sexual motives
   3. delayers
   4. democracy
3. more likely for oral sex, anal sex, and masturbation
   1. sexual motives
   2. religion tends to be
   3. sexual socialization at home
   4. sexual consequences lead to
4. growing tolerance for alternative sexualities, short of approval
   1. sexual motives
   2. serial monogamy
   3. charismatic authority
   4. sexual socialization at home
5. more than one husband
   1. delayers
   2. polyandry
   3. power
   4. politics

5 True/False Questions

1. sexual socialization at home → organized patterns of beliefs and behaviors centered on basic social needs

   True        False

2. symbolic interactionist perspective of religion → religious commitment and religious involvement

   True        False

3. mainline protestant → emphasis on sexual boundaries

   True        False

4. sexual consequences lead to → religion does affect sexual motives

   True        False

5. capitalism → private ownership of property (chavez venezuela changed name and time)

   True        False