Chapter 5 - Morality

Multiple Choice

Why is conscience NOT the same as majority opinion?

• Because majority opinion is always right.

• Because following the crowd surrenders responsibility to the group, not the self.

• Because conscience is based on feelings.

• Because conscience is a gut instinct.

Multiple Choice

Which of these is NOT a characteristic of conscience according to the fifth image?

• Conscience is a law written on your heart by God.

• Conscience always summons you to do good and avoid evil.

• Conscience is just a feeling you have.

• Conscience reveals divine law that you fulfill by love of God and love of neighbor.

Fill in the Blank

Fill in the blank:

Conscience urges you to do ____ and keeps you from doing evil.

Multiple Choice

If your conscience is uncertain, what should you do according to the lesson?

• Follow your uncertain conscience

• Ignore your conscience

• Pursue conscience formation further

• Ask someone else to decide for you

Multiple Select

Select all statements that are true about invincible and vincible ignorance.

• Invincible ignorance means a person is not morally culpable.

• Vincible ignorance means a person is morally culpable.

• Invincible ignorance can be overcome with effort.

• Vincible ignorance means the person did not seek the truth diligently.

Fill in the Blank

It is by the judgment of your __________ that you perceive divine law.

Open Ended

Describe a situation where peer pressure could influence your conscience in a positive way.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT

one of the four ways to

combat peer pressure?

• Know your standards.

• Learn effective ways to say no.

• Ignore your conscience.

• Pray.

Open Ended

How can practicing self-denial, prayer, and service help someone grow in the virtue of fortitude when facing peer pressure?