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Additional Questions
How about turning another of your posts into questions?
Who was Ted Sorensen's great love affair?
A. His wife, Gillian Sorensen
B. His boss, President John F. Kennedy
Not sure about other options since I don't know about Sorensen... (answer is B...)
During the 1800s, who did people express love to?
A. Their sweetheart
B. Their family
C. Their friends
D. All of the above
(Answer is D based on the Coontz quote)