Question 1

Why are Islam,Judaism,and Christianity referred to as the "Abrahamic" religions?

Accepted Answer

A)  Because they share a common geography and history 
B)  Because they prohibit indulgence in oral sex 
C)  Because they share a common deity 
D)  Because they believe in many gods 
E)  Because they were against polygamous relations 
A)  Because they share a common geography and history 
B)  Because they prohibit indulgence in oral sex 
C)  Because they share a common deity 
D)  Because they believe in many gods 
E)  Because they were against polygamous relations

Question 2

The religious practice of worshipping many gods is referred to as:

Accepted Answer

A)  monotheism. 
B)  polytheism. 
C)  atheism. 
D)  adevism. 
E)  empiricism. 
A)  monotheism. 
B)  polytheism. 
C)  atheism. 
D)  adevism. 
E)  empiricism.

Question 3

Prehistoric art directly connects sex with:

Accepted Answer

A)  supernatural activities. 
B)  parapsychology. 
C)  spirituality. 
D)  pseudoscience. 
E)  psychokinesis. 
A)  supernatural activities. 
B)  parapsychology. 
C)  spirituality. 
D)  pseudoscience. 
E)  psychokinesis.

Question 4

In general,compared to monotheistic religions,polytheistic religions are:

Accepted Answer

A)  more sex-approving. 
B)  more approving of worshipping one deity. 
C)  more sex-negative. 
D)  more approving of sexual chauvinism. 
E)  more sex-disapproving. 
A)  more sex-approving. 
B)  more approving of worshipping one deity. 
C)  more sex-negative. 
D)  more approving of sexual chauvinism. 
E)  more sex-disapproving.

Question 5

Religious identity is best defined as:

Accepted Answer

A)  the self-identification and subsequent acceptance of one's existence as a heterosexual,bisexual,or homosexual. 
B)  the social expression of an individual's faith in the context of one's community and nation. 
C)  the social expression of the strong belief that one's sexual culture is superior to others. 
D)  the act of embracing the morally upright and socially strict beliefs and practices of the Puritans. 
E)  the social expression of the strong belief in the superiority of one's cultural norms. 
A)  the self-identification and subsequent acceptance of one's existence as a heterosexual,bisexual,or homosexual. 
B)  the social expression of an individual's faith in the context of one's community and nation. 
C)  the social expression of the strong belief that one's sexual culture is superior to others. 
D)  the act of embracing the morally upright and socially strict beliefs and practices of the Puritans. 
E)  the social expression of the strong belief in the superiority of one's cultural norms.

Question 6

A core belief of most world religions is that human sexuality is a product of human design.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

The essence of our species can be passed on through evolution and procreation.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Which of the following instances primarily challenged the Roman Catholic Church and the power of clerics in the fourteenth century?

Accepted Answer

A)  Rise of Hinduism in the East 
B)  Establishment of the Holy Inquisition 
C)  New discoveries in science and astronomy 
D)  Popularity of Buddhism 
E)  Fall of the Roman Empire 
A)  Rise of Hinduism in the East 
B)  Establishment of the Holy Inquisition 
C)  New discoveries in science and astronomy 
D)  Popularity of Buddhism 
E)  Fall of the Roman Empire

Question 9

The term chivalry associated with Christian knights connected to the Crusades mainly encourages:

Accepted Answer

A)  sexual promiscuity. 
B)  valor in women. 
C)  purity of the body. 
D)  homosexuality. 
E)  solipsism. 
A)  sexual promiscuity. 
B)  valor in women. 
C)  purity of the body. 
D)  homosexuality. 
E)  solipsism.

Question 10

The unique traits related to human sexuality come from the combination of three elements: our species,_____,and individuality.

Accepted Answer

A)  sexual chauvinism 
B)  culture 
C)  ethnocentrism 
D)  collective narcissism 
E)  sinocentrism 
A)  sexual chauvinism 
B)  culture 
C)  ethnocentrism 
D)  collective narcissism 
E)  sinocentrism

Question 11

During our childhood,we are not prohibited from running around nude.However as we grow up,we are taught that it is considered abnormal to be nude in public.This type of sexual socializing is specifically referred to as:

Accepted Answer

A)  sexual chauvinism. 
B)  sexual unlearning. 
C)  cultural relativism. 
D)  sexual relativism. 
E)  cultural selection. 
A)  sexual chauvinism. 
B)  sexual unlearning. 
C)  cultural relativism. 
D)  sexual relativism. 
E)  cultural selection.

Question 12

Which of the following is an example of an instance of cultural chauvinism?

Accepted Answer

A)  A parent kisses a child on the head 
B)  Two individuals indulge in oral sex 
C)  A man supports polygamy 
D)  A man looks down upon cultures permitting homosexuality 
E)  Two individuals of the same sex tie the wedding knot 
A)  A parent kisses a child on the head 
B)  Two individuals indulge in oral sex 
C)  A man supports polygamy 
D)  A man looks down upon cultures permitting homosexuality 
E)  Two individuals of the same sex tie the wedding knot

Question 13

In the context of Hinduism,which of the following is one of the guidelines related to sex?

Accepted Answer

A)  Ultimate pleasure without any restraint is valued. 
B)  Sex is a taboo and not discussed openly in the home. 
C)  Women are not expected to be virgins when they marry. 
D)  Same-sex sexual desire is considered immoral. 
E)  Women are encouraged to tolerate adultery to save their marriage. 
A)  Ultimate pleasure without any restraint is valued. 
B)  Sex is a taboo and not discussed openly in the home. 
C)  Women are not expected to be virgins when they marry. 
D)  Same-sex sexual desire is considered immoral. 
E)  Women are encouraged to tolerate adultery to save their marriage.

Question 14

Adolescent male Bonobo chimpanzees leave their group to find mates and to create new patriarchal groups.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

In sexually approving cultures,young people are most likely to learn about sexuality:

Accepted Answer

A)  by the process of sexual unlearning. 
B)  from religious texts. 
C)  in secret houses built for initiation into adulthood. 
D)  by observing,and then exploring. 
E)  from religious ministers. 
A)  by the process of sexual unlearning. 
B)  from religious texts. 
C)  in secret houses built for initiation into adulthood. 
D)  by observing,and then exploring. 
E)  from religious ministers.

Question 16

_____ is a new sexual and cultural norm,propagated by the UCC that says everyone has a right to be a member of a religious community,regardless of their color,gender,sexual identity,or anything else.

Accepted Answer

The answer of _____ is a new sexual and cultural...

Question 17

According to the Torah,Judaism's most holy text:

Accepted Answer

A)  the sole purpose of sex is procreation. 
B)  one ought to indulge in sex for pleasure. 
C)  pre-marital sex is acceptable. 
D)  masturbation is a healthy practice. 
E)  homosexual relations should be encouraged. 
A)  the sole purpose of sex is procreation. 
B)  one ought to indulge in sex for pleasure. 
C)  pre-marital sex is acceptable. 
D)  masturbation is a healthy practice. 
E)  homosexual relations should be encouraged.

Question 18

_____ the morally upright and socially strict beliefs and practices of the Puritans,was a factor in how American society has framed the discussion about such topics as nudity,premarital sex,extramarital sex,virginity,and pornography.

Accepted Answer

The answer of _____ the morally upright and socially strict...

Question 19

In the late 19th century it was observed that men increasingly went to pubs,joined secret male societies or Christian purity movements in droves,seeking the solidarity of other men and a sense of a haven away from their home.Which of the following is the primary reason behind this trend?

Accepted Answer

A)  The rise of women's demands for equality that threatened masculinity 
B)  The repressive measures taken on homosexuals by the federal government 
C)  The increasing visibility of heterosexuals that threatened masculinity 
D)  The emergence of the Boys Scouts that was not supported by the women population 
E)  The desire to break free of the notions that required men to be sexually aggressive 
A)  The rise of women's demands for equality that threatened masculinity 
B)  The repressive measures taken on homosexuals by the federal government 
C)  The increasing visibility of heterosexuals that threatened masculinity 
D)  The emergence of the Boys Scouts that was not supported by the women population 
E)  The desire to break free of the notions that required men to be sexually aggressive

Question 20

Liberal Jewish traditions differ from Orthodox Jewish traditions in:

Accepted Answer

A)  its stringent dietary rules. 
B)  its greater acceptance of sexual pleasure. 
C)  its abhorrence of same-sex relationships. 
D)  its practice of abstinence from contraceptives. 
E)  its acceptance of a matriarchal society. 
A)  its stringent dietary rules. 
B)  its greater acceptance of sexual pleasure. 
C)  its abhorrence of same-sex relationships. 
D)  its practice of abstinence from contraceptives. 
E)  its acceptance of a matriarchal society.

Why are Islam,Judaism,and Christianity referred to as the "Abrahamic" religions?

The religious practice of worshipping many gods is referred to as:

Prehistoric art directly connects sex with:

In general,compared to monotheistic religions,polytheistic religions are:

Religious identity is best defined as:

A core belief of most world religions is that human sexuality is a product of human design.

The essence of our species can be passed on through evolution and procreation.

Which of the following instances primarily challenged the Roman Catholic Church and the power of clerics in the fourteenth century?

The term chivalry associated with Christian knights connected to the Crusades mainly encourages:

The unique traits related to human sexuality come from the combination of three elements: our species,_____,and individuality.

During our childhood,we are not prohibited from running around nude.However as we grow up,we are taught that it is considered abnormal to be nude in public.This type of sexual socializing is specifically referred to as:

Which of the following is an example of an instance of cultural chauvinism?

In the context of Hinduism,which of the following is one of the guidelines related to sex?

Adolescent male Bonobo chimpanzees leave their group to find mates and to create new patriarchal groups.

In sexually approving cultures,young people are most likely to learn about sexuality:

_____ is a new sexual and cultural norm,propagated by the UCC that says everyone has a right to be a member of a religious community,regardless of their color,gender,sexual identity,or anything else.

According to the Torah,Judaism's most holy text:

_____ the morally upright and socially strict beliefs and practices of the Puritans,was a factor in how American society has framed the discussion about such topics as nudity,premarital sex,extramarital sex,virginity,and pornography.

In the late 19^th century it was observed that men increasingly went to pubs,joined secret male societies or Christian purity movements in droves,seeking the solidarity of other men and a sense of a haven away from their home.Which of the following is the primary reason behind this trend?

Liberal Jewish traditions differ from Orthodox Jewish traditions in:

The Study of Human Sexuality

Sexuality, Media and the Internet

Sexual Anatomy and Physiology

Sexual Pleasure, Arousal, and Response

Taking Care of the Sexual Body

Contraception

Reproduction: Conception, Pregnancy, and Childbirth

Gender and Identity: Process, Roles, and Culture

Sexual Orientation

Sexuality in Childhood and Adolescence

Sexuality in Adulthood and Later Life

Attraction, Love, and Communication

Sexual Coercion and Resiliency Sexual Coercion

Extreme Sexuality and Paraphilias

Filters

Exam 2: Contexts of Sexuality: Culture, History and Religion

Why are Islam,Judaism,and Christianity referred to as the "Abrahamic" religions?

The religious practice of worshipping many gods is referred to as:

Prehistoric art directly connects sex with:

In general,compared to monotheistic religions,polytheistic religions are:

Religious identity is best defined as:

A core belief of most world religions is that human sexuality is a product of human design.

The essence of our species can be passed on through evolution and procreation.

Which of the following instances primarily challenged the Roman Catholic Church and the power of clerics in the fourteenth century?

The term chivalry associated with Christian knights connected to the Crusades mainly encourages:

The unique traits related to human sexuality come from the combination of three elements: our species,_____,and individuality.

During our childhood,we are not prohibited from running around nude.However as we grow up,we are taught that it is considered abnormal to be nude in public.This type of sexual socializing is specifically referred to as:

Which of the following is an example of an instance of cultural chauvinism?

In the context of Hinduism,which of the following is one of the guidelines related to sex?

Adolescent male Bonobo chimpanzees leave their group to find mates and to create new patriarchal groups.

In sexually approving cultures,young people are most likely to learn about sexuality:

_____ is a new sexual and cultural norm,propagated by the UCC that says everyone has a right to be a member of a religious community,regardless of their color,gender,sexual identity,or anything else.

According to the Torah,Judaism's most holy text:

_____ the morally upright and socially strict beliefs and practices of the Puritans,was a factor in how American society has framed the discussion about such topics as nudity,premarital sex,extramarital sex,virginity,and pornography.

In the late 19th century it was observed that men increasingly went to pubs,joined secret male societies or Christian purity movements in droves,seeking the solidarity of other men and a sense of a haven away from their home.Which of the following is the primary reason behind this trend?

Liberal Jewish traditions differ from Orthodox Jewish traditions in:

The Study of Human Sexuality

Sexuality, Media and the Internet

Sexual Anatomy and Physiology

Sexual Pleasure, Arousal, and Response

Taking Care of the Sexual Body

Contraception

Reproduction: Conception, Pregnancy, and Childbirth

Gender and Identity: Process, Roles, and Culture

Sexual Orientation

Sexuality in Childhood and Adolescence

Sexuality in Adulthood and Later Life

Attraction, Love, and Communication

Sexual Coercion and Resiliency Sexual Coercion

Extreme Sexuality and Paraphilias

Filters

In the late 19^th century it was observed that men increasingly went to pubs,joined secret male societies or Christian purity movements in droves,seeking the solidarity of other men and a sense of a haven away from their home.Which of the following is the primary reason behind this trend?