Marriage

Question 1

What is marriage

Answer 1

The socially and legally acceptable union between two people

Question 2

When did the same sex marriage referendum pass and what act did it become

Answer 2

May 2015

Marriage act 2015

Question 3

How is marriage made official

Answer 3

Religious or civil ceremony and the union is legally binding

Question 4

What is the minimum age for marriage in Ireland

Answer 4

18

Question 5

Who are people in Ireland prohibited from marrying

Answer 5

Blood relations

Relationships by marriage

Question 6

What is a blood relative

Answer 6

Consanguinity

Question 7

What is a relationship by marriage

Answer 7

Affinity

Question 8

What is the caste system

Answer 8

Class structure that is determined by birth

Question 9

What is the name for the type of marriage with one husband or wife

Answer 9

Monogamy

Question 10

Where is monogamy marriages most common

Answer 10

Western society

Question 11

What is bigamy

Answer 11

Criminal offence where you or your partner is married when you get married

Question 12

What is marrying and divorcing different people many times known as

Answer 12

Serial monogamy

Question 13

What is the name for when someone has more then one partner at one time

Answer 13

Polygamy

Question 14

What is the type of polygamy where a woman has more than two husbands

Answer 14

Polyandry

Question 15

What is the name of polygamy where a man has two or more wives at a time

Answer 15

Polygyny

Question 16

In some societies what can a man with many wives represent

Answer 16

Wealth

Question 17

Where is polygyny practised

Answer 17

Islamic countries
African countries
Mormon countries

Question 18

Why would polyandry be needed

Answer 18

If more than one man is needed to support the family

Question 19

What is two brothers marrying one woman called and why is it common

Answer 19

Fraternal

As land doesn’t have to be subdivided

Question 20

What is the name for a community where there is more men then woman

Answer 20

Marquesas

Question 21

Whee would polyandry be practised

Answer 21

Tibean communities and marquesas

Question 22

What is the name for when s couple live
A) near the woman’s family
B) near the mans family
C) neutral location

Answer 22

A) matrilocal
B) patrilocal
C) neolocal

Question 23

What are legal requirements in Ireland

Answer 23

Over 18 
Voluntary 
Free to marry 
Not closely related 
Mental capacity

Question 24

What are rights and responsibilities of marriage

Answer 24

Cohabit 
Sexual relations 
Commitments 
Financial support 
Share joint guardianship 
Inherit

Question 25

What act to spouses inherit under

Answer 25

Succession act 1965

Question 26

Where do we get marriage preparation

Answer 26

Home School Courses

Question 27

How do we learn at home

Answer 27

From parents relationships

Question 28

When do we learn about marriage in school

Answer 28

Home ec | Religion explores different views

Question 29

What is the name for a religion and a non religious pre marriage course

Answer 29

Denominational- accord | Non demonisational- relationships Ireland

Question 30

What are advantages of pre marriage courses

Answer 30

Discuss worries Discuss wants Prevents future arguments Strengthens communication and listening

Question 31

Marriage in Ireland today

Answer 31

Cohabiting 6% Single parent 23% Blended 2.% Same sec

Question 32

What are factors affecting marital stability

Answer 32

``` Young age Unrealistic expectations Different role expectations Dissimilar expectations Infidelity Unemployments Social problems ```

Question 33

What must a counsellor be

Answer 33

Impartial

Question 34

Counselling can only be successful if

Answer 34

Both parties and present and are serious

Question 35

What is family mediation

Answer 35

A state funded family mediation service

Question 36

What may be discussed by separated spouses in mediation

Answer 36

Custody | Finance parenting

Question 37

What makes mediation legal

Answer 37

Mediation draws up an agreement that is not legally binding and signed by both parties it is then brought to a solicitors to draw up the Deed of separation

Question 38

What is legal separation

Answer 38

Couple agree in terms Mediator rights up an agreement signed by both parties and signed by solicitor to make it legally binding (deed of separation)

Question 39

What does a solicitor signing an agreement make it

Answer 39

Deed of separation.

Question 40

What is a judicial separation

Answer 40

Couple cannot agree They apply for a decree Case is heard by a judge and they grand a decree

Question 41

What is a decree

Answer 41

Official order enforced by law

Question 42

What are the grounds of a judicial separation

Answer 42

Adultery un reasonable behaviour Desertion No normal relationship

Question 43

What is a judicial separation made under

Answer 43

Judicial separation and family law act reform 1989

Question 44

What is nullity

Answer 44

Declaration by court that a marriage was null and void

Question 45

What are the two types of nullity

Answer 45

Legal: obtained civil and church ceremonies Church: obtained marriage in the church

Question 46

Grounds for nullity

Answer 46

One partner was under 18 One partner was already married One partner did not give free and full consent Psychiatric problems

Question 47

What are effcts for nullity in marriage

Answer 47

Partners are free to marry | Under the succession act 1965nthere are no legal entitlements

Question 48

What is the divorce act

Answer 48

Family act 1996

Question 49

What does a decree of divide decide

Answer 49

Marriage is terminated