A) 1960 B) 1965 C) 1955 D) 1958
A) A collection of personal letters B) Radio talks from 1958 C) A set of university lectures D) A series of newspaper articles
A) His critique of American society B) His frankness about sex during his discussion of eros C) His controversial theological views D) His dismissive tone toward other authors
A) The appreciation of nature B) A child running to its mother when frightened C) A man's hard work for his family D) God's love for humanity
A) God's love for humanity B) A child's need for security C) The pursuit of knowledge D) A person's hobby
A) It is a selfish indulgence B) It should be called love C) It is inferior to all other emotions D) It is not true love
A) Gift-love B) Appreciative love C) Pleasure of appreciation D) Need-love
A) They are unrelated to physical cravings B) They are permanent states of mind C) They die on us once sated D) They increase in intensity over time
A) Recovering from an addiction B) The smell of sweet peas in the morning C) Satisfying a physical hunger D) Relief from being thirsty
A) It disappears entirely B) It becomes more refined C) It becomes a purely spiritual act D) It turns into a Need-pleasure
A) Romantic love B) Self-love C) Appreciative love D) Brotherly love
A) The act of providing gifts to another B) A duty to support one's family C) A craving to be close to someone D) An admiration that rejoices that the loved one exists
A) It is inferior to God's love B) It is inherently selfish C) It is not a true form of love D) In excess, it can become a perversion
A) It may yield no pleasure beyond relief from craving B) It becomes an act of appreciation C) It grows stronger with every drink D) It turns into a spiritual experience
A) Past-tense B) Future-tense C) Conditional-tense D) Present-tense
A) Eros B) Storge C) Agape D) Philia
A) Humor, patience, and time B) Wealth, status, and power C) Rationality, logic, and distance D) Jealousy, ambivalence, and smothering
A) Agape B) Eros C) Venus D) Philia
A) Least necessary B) Biological C) Most necessary D) Instinctive
A) Apathy B) Biological necessity C) Lack of common interests D) Cliquiness
A) Agape B) Eros C) Philia D) Venus
A) Friendship B) Eros C) Venus D) Charity
A) Divine intervention B) Biological necessity C) Sexual desire D) Companionship |