Statistically speaking, couples with children living at home
a. have sexual intercourse as often as those with fewer or no children.
b. have sexual intercourse more often than those with fewer or no children.
c. have sexual intercourse less often than those with fewer or no children.
d. have sexual intercourse less frequently than those whose children are grown.
Question 2
With regard to the relationship between age and the frequency of sexual intercourse,
a. despite the popular misconception, the frequency of sexual intercourse does not decline with age.
b. the frequency of sexual intercourse declines progressively with age.
c. the frequency of sexual intercourse stays constant until age 64, and then begins to decline.
d. the frequency of sexual intercourse is highest from age 30 - 49.
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