value: 5

match the following example to its correct definition:

a. involves one couple, not a group of people
b. a person may date several people on a regular basis.
c. this is when two pairs of couples go out on a date together.
d. when a couple decide to date exclusively one another.
e. several young people may go together to a movie, ball game or concert.

1. casual dating
2. group dating
3. pairing
4. random dating
5. double dating

Question

value: 5

match the following example to its correct definition:

a. involves one couple, not a group of people
b. a person may date several people on a regular basis.
c. this is when two pairs of couples go out on a date together.
d. when a couple decide to date exclusively one another.
e. several young people may go together to a movie, ball game or concert.

1. casual dating
2. group dating
3. pairing
4. random dating
5. double dating

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Analyze definitions and terms

Answer:

No.	Term	Definition
2	Group Dating	e. Several young people may go together to a movie, ball game or concert.
3	Pairing	a. Involves one couple, not a group of people.
4	Random Dating	d. When a couple decide to date exclusively one another.
5	Double Dating	c. This is when two pairs of couples go out on a date together.