CCOU 305 Quiz 1

CCOU 305 Quiz 1

CCOU 305 Quiz 1: Biblical Perspective and Sexual Development

1. What is the critical point in a daughter’s life where her father can make a major impact in how she feels about herself as woman?
2. Sexual information is often gained mainly by osmosis and disseminated unsystematically.
3. Sexual excitement is controlled by the
4. Most of what we learn from our _____ about the sexual aspect of life is based on how we see them interact with our
5. The final step of resolving body image problems is to
6. In the text, a pastor was quoted stating that a main message that the church has dealt with regarding sex is having the pastor making an annual visit to youth challenging them to “keep thyself pure.” This is an important and complete message for the youth to hear.
7. Sexual pleasure within marriage should be viewed as
8. The woman is a passive recipient during sex, while the man is an aggressive recipient.
9. Discussing any sexual problems with your spouse can
10. Identifying specific needs to your spouse can
11. The text states that one of the biggest difficulties couples experience is that each partner feels ______ for the spouse’s sexual satisfaction and fulfillment.
12. _______ is the guiding principle for sex in marriage.
13. A son can learn a great deal about women and sexuality by what he observes in his
14. Sex is not merely a physical act, but an integration of physical, emotional, and spiritual.
15. According to the text, even though individuals may eventually learn to accept their “sexual selves” as a natural, God-created gift in their minds, it can still be difficult for these individuals to “feel” or “be” sexual.
16. Sometimes being raised in an environment where sexual feelings and responses are viewed as “sinful” can result in increasing feelings of _____ and _____ that can greatly affect one’s sexual experience.
17. What two worlds according to the book are often viewed as being miles apart?
18. Which Bible character models the loving relationship between a husband and wife?
19. To focus on only the physical will help a couple more skillfully or experience a more fulfilling response.
20. Which of the following is not true regarding self-discovery as mentioned in the text?
21. ______ is the manifestation of one’s sex drive or libido according to the text.
22. Couples who are sexually fulfilled in their relationship
23. It has been found that preorgasmic women who feel unworthy and who have difficulty accepting themselves as persons cannot be helped to become orgasmic until they deal with these feelings of low self-worth.
24. What is a strategy to increase sexual desire?
25. Sexual feelings and desires are a result of a sinful society.
26. Various influences affect one’s sexuality including:
27. The orgasmic response is controlled by the
28. The textbook takes the following approach toward healthy sexuality:
29. All sexual parts are present _____, and involuntary sexual responses begin shortly after.
30. Knowledge about sex
31. You should analyze your existing beliefs and assumptions to get the most out of your sex life.
32. Sensory experiences, feedback from significant others, and comparison all affect our
33. What is the shortest phase of the sexual response?
34. The G-spot is an area located in the vagina of a woman that was well documented in medical literature in the early 1980s, but then was left unnoticed for a number of years.
35. According to the text, the New Testament teaches that the barriers between men and women have been broken down because of
36. A sexual relationship symbolizes the relationship between the church and Christ.

Set 2

1. The G-spot is an area located in the vagina of a woman that was well documented in medical literature in the early 1980s, but then was left unnoticed for a number of years.
2. What is the shortest phase of the sexual response?
3. Knowledge about sex
4. According to the text, even though individuals may eventually learn to accept their “sexual selves” as a natural, God-created gift in their minds, it can still be di[cult for these individuals to “feel” or “be” sexual.
5. What is a strategy to increase sexual desire?
6. In the text, a pastor was quoted stating that a main message that the church has dealt with regarding sex is having the pastor making an annual visit to youth challenging them to “keep thyself pure.” This is an important and complete message for the youth to hear.
7. What two worlds according to the book are often viewed as being miles apart?
8. Sexual information is often gained mainly by osmosis and disseminated unsystematically.
9. All sexual parts are present _____, and involuntary sexual responses begin shortly after.
10. The textbook takes the following approach toward healthy sexuality:
11. Most of what we learn from our _____ about the sexual aspect of life is based on how we see them interact with our
12. According to the text, the New Testament teaches that the barriers between men and women have been broken down because of
13. Sex is not merely a physical act, but an integration of physical, emotional, and spiritual.
14. A sexual relationship symbolizes the relationship between the church and Christ.
15. To focus on only the physical will help a couple more skillfully or experience a more fulfilling response.
16. It has been found that preorgasmic women who feel unworthy and who have difficulty accepting themselves as persons cannot be helped to become orgasmic until they deal with these feelings of low self-worth.
17. Sexual excitement is controlled by the
18. Which Bible character models the loving relationship between a husband and wife?
19. Various influences affect one’s sexuality including:
20. Identifying specific needs to your spouse can
21. Sometimes being raised in an environment where sexual feelings and responses are viewed as “sinful” can result in increasing feelings of _____ and _____ that can greatly affect one’s sexual experience.
22. Discussing any sexual problems with your spouse can
23. _______ is the guiding principle for sex in marriage.
24. The text states that one of the biggest difficulties couples experience is that each partner feels ______ for the spouse’s sexual satisfaction and fulfillment.
25. Sexual feelings and desires are a result of a sinful society.
26. Sexual pleasure within marriage should be viewed as
27. is the manifestation of one’s sex drive or libido according to the text.
28. The woman is a passive recipient during sex, while the man is an aggressive recipient.
29. Which of the following is not true regarding self-discovery as mentioned in the text?
30. What is the critical point in a daughter’s life where her father can make a major impact in how she feels about herself as woman?
31. Sensory experiences, feedback from significant others, and comparison all affect our
32. Couples who are sexually fulfilled in their relationship
33. The orgasmic response is controlled by the
34. You should analyze your existing beliefs and assumptions to get the most out of your sex life.
35. A son can learn a great deal about women and sexuality by what he observes in his ______.
36. The final step of resolving body image problems is to