True love seeks: a. my own good. b. the good of my spouse. c. to get the work all done. d. none of the...
1. True love seeks:
a. my own good.
b. the good of my spouse.
c. to get the work all done.
d. none of the above
2. When you notice something in your spouse that you do not like, you should:
a. quickly tell the neighbors.
b. quietly tell your parents.
c. lovingly tell your spouse.
d. none of the above
3. If it seems your money will not reach if you pay tithes, you should:
a. write down expenses in order of priority.
b. work longer hours to make more money.
c. pray that God would cause a relative to give you money.
d. all of the above
4. With blessings in marriage come:
a. mood swings.
b. temptations to pride.
c. financial hardship.
d. responsibility.
5. An attitude in courtship which can make married life difficult is:
a. selfishness.
b. determination to reform your spouse after you are married.
c. an overdependence on parents.
d. all of the above
6. If your in-laws say bad things about you, you should:
a. call the police.
b. call the ministry.
c. consider if what they are saying is true.
d. pray that God would punish them.
7. If your parents continually criticize your spouse, you should:
a. tell them it is too late to change now.
b. ask them to stop.
c. tell them to tell the ministers.
d. none of the above
a. my own good.
b. the good of my spouse.
c. to get the work all done.
d. none of the above
2. When you notice something in your spouse that you do not like, you should:
a. quickly tell the neighbors.
b. quietly tell your parents.
c. lovingly tell your spouse.
d. none of the above
3. If it seems your money will not reach if you pay tithes, you should:
a. write down expenses in order of priority.
b. work longer hours to make more money.
c. pray that God would cause a relative to give you money.
d. all of the above
4. With blessings in marriage come:
a. mood swings.
b. temptations to pride.
c. financial hardship.
d. responsibility.
5. An attitude in courtship which can make married life difficult is:
a. selfishness.
b. determination to reform your spouse after you are married.
c. an overdependence on parents.
d. all of the above
6. If your in-laws say bad things about you, you should:
a. call the police.
b. call the ministry.
c. consider if what they are saying is true.
d. pray that God would punish them.
7. If your parents continually criticize your spouse, you should:
a. tell them it is too late to change now.
b. ask them to stop.
c. tell them to tell the ministers.
d. none of the above

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