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This quiz on marriage, separation and divorce in British Columbia is part of the [[Marriage Separation and Divorce Lesson Module]] in ''[[Law-Related ESL Lessons]]''. The quiz is an opportunity for a learner to <span class="noglossary">assess</span> their understanding. 

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{Family law deals with buying a car. 
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- TRUE.
+ FALSE.

{When you are married to or living with someone, family law says you are a “spouse”. 
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+ TRUE.
- FALSE.

{Once you are married to someone, you cannot legally end the marriage. 
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- TRUE.
+ FALSE.

{Canada recognises marriage certificates as proof of marriage.
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+ TRUE.
- FALSE.

{Couples can make agreements at any time.
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+ TRUE.
- FALSE.

{You need your spouse’s permission before you can apply for a divorce.
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- TRUE.
+ FALSE.

{Choose one of the following words to complete the sentence. Use each word only once.
*move
*divorce 
*same
*marriage-like 
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A { divorce } means you legally end a marriage.
A spouse is a person in a { same }-sex or opposite-sex relationship.  
Spouses include people who live together in a { marriage-like } relationship for two years or more. 
Couples can make agreements before they { move } in together. 
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