Bioética

Multiple Choice

What are the limits of force in the context of Catholic bioethics regarding death penalty, torture, violence, and war?

• Death penalty

• Torture

• Violence

• War

Multiple Choice

What is the significance of the concepts of gift, sacredness, and the mystery of life as introduced in this lesson?

• They are unrelated concepts

• They are essential for understanding life

• They are only relevant in religious contexts

• They are outdated ideas

Multiple Choice

A vida é de fato sagrada? A vida é um dom de Deus?

• Sim, a vida é sagrada.

• Não, a vida não é sagrada.

• A vida é um presente de Deus.

• A vida é um direito humano.

Multiple Choice

What is the significance of the moral discernment criterion?

• It helps in making ethical decisions

• It is irrelevant to moral philosophy

• It only applies to legal matters

• It is a historical concept

Open Ended

What is the significance of the scales of justice in moral discernment?

Multiple Choice

What are the criteria for moral discernment regarding bioethics?

• Object

• Intention

• Circumstances

• All of the above

Multiple Choice

What are the fundamental principles of Catholic Bioethics?

• Autonomy

• Beneficence

• Non-maleficence

• Justice

Multiple Choice

What is the significance of the term 'Pena de Morte'?

• Death penalty

• Life imprisonment

• Community service

• Probation

Multiple Choice

The term Euthanasia is made up of two Greek words. What do the these terms mean?

• Planned Death

• Just Death

• Good Death

Multiple Choice

What are the arguments against the death penalty as presented in the image?

• The death penalty is admissible under certain circumstances.

• The death penalty is in line with the teachings of the Gospel.

• No man loses dignity for the sin committed.

• The death penalty is morally acceptable today.

Multiple Choice

What is the significance of the term 'Tortura' in the context of this lesson?

• It refers to a type of punishment

• It is a legal term

• It is a psychological concept

• It is a historical event

Multiple Choice

What does the text imply about the nature of torture in relation to human dignity?

• It is justified in certain circumstances.

• It is contrary to respect for human dignity.

• It is a necessary evil for justice.

• It is acceptable in extreme cases.

Multiple Choice

What is the main topic discussed in this section?

• Violence

• Peace

• Justice

• Freedom

Multiple Choice

What conditions make legitimate defense always lawful?

• When it is guided by charity and proportionality

• When it is done in secret

• When it is excessive

• When it is not justified

Multiple Choice

What are the implications of violence on dignity, life, and freedom?

• It enhances dignity

• It destroys dignity, life, and freedom

• It has no impact

• It promotes freedom

Multiple Choice

What does the term 'Guerra' signify in the context of humanity's struggles?

• A celebration of peace

• A historical event

• A defeat of humanity

• A cultural festival

Multiple Choice

What are the main consequences of war as highlighted in the text?

• Destruction of common good

• Violation of human dignity

• Killing of innocents

• All of the above

Fill in the Blank

The goal of intentionally targeting civilians in war is often to create ____ and weaken the _____.

Multiple Choice

What is The Intentional Targeting of Civilians in War?

• Accidental targeting of civilians in war
• Random attack on non-combatants during armed conflicts
• Purposefully attacking regular people who are not involved in war

• Unintentional targeting of civilians in war

Multiple Choice

Intentionally targeting regular people in war is allowed.

• False

• True

Multiple Choice

What is the main theme of the section titled 'Síntese Moral'?

• Ethics

• Mathematics

• History

• Biology

Multiple Choice

Machiavelli believed that you could do whatever it takes (even if it meant doing evil) to get the result you want, and the results made your method of achieving it “ok.” Which principle does this belief violate?

• Consistent ends and means
• Full human potential
• Non-Maleficence
• Natural Rights

Multiple Choice

Which statement best defines the concept of “ethics”?

• Ethics is the ability to tell the difference in right and wrong behavior.
• Ethics is trying to judge people by what they believe and do.
• Ethics is a society’s standards of conduct based on moral values and principles of its members.
• Characteristics that bring people praise and admiration.

Multiple Choice

What is the moral position on the death penalty according to the image?

• Acceptable

• Inadmissible

• Conditional

• Justifiable

Multiple Choice

What is the significance of the term "Presbíteros" in the context of peace artisans?

• They are leaders in the community

• They are responsible for conflict resolution

• They promote peace and harmony

• They are involved in artistic activities

Multiple Choice

What is the spiritual role of a priest according to the text?

• To heal souls and repair sins

• To be a witness of life and reconciliation

• To illuminate bioethics with the light of the Gospel

• To convert through grace

Multiple Choice

What is the relationship between the Hippocratic Oath and the Catholic Priesthood?

• Ethical guidelines for physicians

• Religious obligations of priests

• Historical context of the oath

• Modern interpretations of the oath

Fill in the Blank

"A Priest __ in the line of Melchizedek"

Multiple Choice

What is the significance of the Hippocratic Oath in relation to the moral code of medicine?

• It is a historical document with no relevance today.

• It serves as a reference for priestly exercise.

• It is a guideline for medical ethics and practice.

• It is only applicable to ancient medicine.

Multiple Choice

What transformation does the Hippocratic principle "do not kill" undergo according to the text?

• It becomes "to protect life"

• It becomes "to love life"

• It becomes "to cherish life"

• It becomes "to respect life"

Multiple Choice

According to the Catholic bioethics mentioned, how is life viewed?

• As a burden

• As a gift from God

• As a mere existence

• As a choice

Multiple Choice

What does the Hippocratic oath limit itself to according to the text?

• Natural order

• Human consciousness

• Divine intervention

• Moral ethics

Multiple Choice

What is the role of the priestly ministry as described in the text?

• To protect and reconcile life

• To judge others

• To accumulate wealth

• To avoid responsibility

Multiple Choice

What are the key components of bibliographic references?

• Author

• Title

• Publisher

• Date

Open Ended

List the references from the document 'Compêndio da Doutrina Social da Igreja'.

Multiple Choice

What is the significance of the document 'Veritatis Splendor'?

• It discusses moral theology

• It is a historical document

• It is a legal code

• It is a catechism

Multiple Choice

What are the references mentioned in the document titled 'Catecismo da Igreja Católica'?

• 1750-1754; 2258-2330; 2263-2267; 2297; 2309

• 983-984; 1397

• 26-27; 79

• 80; 95

Fill in the Blank

The official list of inspired books that appear in the bible is called the _____ of scripture.

Multiple Choice

The Church’s official list of the books of the Bible is called the______

Old Testament

Canon

Canon of Scripture

New Testament.

• Old Testament

• Canon

• New Testament

• Canon of Scripture

Multiple Choice

What questions do you have regarding the lesson?

• Clarifications

• Suggestions

• Concerns

• Feedback