Lesson 1 Love

Question 1

is a complex and multifaceted emotion, encompassing a wide range of experiences and
expressions.

Answer 1

Love

Question 2

is characterized by intense
physical attraction and deep emotional connection. It’s the fiery, exhilarating love we often associate with romance.

Answer 2

Eros

Question 3

Romantic Love

Answer 3

Eros

Question 4

The Bond of Friendship

Answer 4

Philia

Question 5

is not romantic. It’s about being
there for someone without
expecting anything in
return

Answer 5

Philia

Question 6

is grounded in
mutual respect, trust, and
shared values.

Answer 6

Philia

Question 7

Familial Love

Answer 7

Storge

Question 8

is the love that grows
from familiarity, often seen
between parents and children
or siblings

Answer 8

Storge

Question 9

is typically unconditional, providing a safe foundation for emotional growth and a sense of belonging.

Answer 9

Storge

Question 10

Playful Love

Answer 10

Ludus

Question 11

captures the joy and
excitement of playful interactions. It’s lighthearted and fun, often seen in the early stages of relationships.

Answer 11

Ludus

Question 12

involves laughing, teasing,
and feeling giddy around a person. It’s very childlike, though it can evolve.

Answer 12

Ludus

Question 13

Practical love

Answer 13

pragma

Question 14

is love built on practicality, commitment, and shared life goals. It grows over time, requiring effort and
understanding.

Answer 14

Pragma

Question 15

involves working together to overcome challenges,
plan a future, and stay together through ups and downs.

Answer 15

Pragma

Question 16

Love for the Self

Answer 16

Philautia

Question 17

means having a strong sense of self-worth and boundaries, enabling you to give and receive love freely.

Answer 17

Philautia

Question 18

Obsessive love

Answer 18

Mania

Question 19

is an overwhelming, possessive love that can lead to dependency and unhealthy dynamics. It’s characterized by intense jealousy, insecurity, and a need for constant reassurance.

Answer 19

Mania

Question 20

The highest form of love

Answer 20

Agape

Question 21

a Greek term, signifies selfless, unconditional, and sacrificial love. It is often associated with the divine love of God for humanity

Answer 21

Agape

Question 22

It is “the highest and
purest form of love of love, charity” and “the love of
God for [human beings] and of [human beings] for
God”

Answer 22

Agape

Question 23

is not based on actions or
merit but given freely

Answer 23

Agape

Question 24

transcends time and
circumstances, often described as unwavering and infinite.

Answer 24

Agape

Question 25

feel special and valued when their partner takes an interest in their hobbies and interests and makes an effort to enjoy activities together.

Answer 25

Activity love style

Question 26

feel special and valued when their partner gives them praise and compliments.

Answer 26

Appreciation love style

Question 27

feel loved when their partner is able to connect with them and support them through tough emotions.

Answer 27

Emotional love style

Question 28

This type feels loved when they receive caring support during emotionally challenging or vulnerable times

Answer 28

Emotional love style

Question 29

feel loved and valued when their partner shows generosity with finances in order to bring them joy

Answer 29

Financial love style

Question 30

like to connect through the mind. They feel loved when their partner values their intelligence, respects their opinion, and takes part in thoughtful discussion of important issues.

Answer 30

Intellectual love style

Question 31

e feel cared for and supported when they are being touched and held by their partner; they love the sensate experience of physical intimacy.

Answer 31

Physical love style

Question 32

feel special and valued when their partner takes care of the chores, pitches in with the household, and offers practical, everyday help to lighten the load.

Answer 32

Practical love style

Question 33

What are 7 love styles

Answer 33

Activity Appreciation Emotional Financial Intellectual Physical Practical