A wide range of studies have determined that couples who marry after a period of cohabitation
(a) are less likely to separate and/or divorce.
(b) are at a 15 to 20 percent greater risk of separating and/or divorcing than marriages without prior cohabitation.
(c) are at a 20 to 25 percent greater risk of separating and/or divorcing than marriages without prior cohabitation.
(d) are at a 35 to 50 percent greater risk of separating and/or divorcing than marriages without prior cohabitation.
Question 2
John and Mary have compatible styles of loving. According to Lee, their relationship would
(a) be boring.
(b) be lacking in depth and substance.
(c) stand a good chance of succeeding.
(d) be short lived.
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