REED003 (1)

Which one is not a constituent principle of human acts?

• voluntariness

• freedom

• intention

• knowledge

(a)   ignorance could totally remove a person's culpability.

This opinion holds that goodness is based on usefulness.

• utilitarianism

• nihilism

• individualism

• feminism

This type of concupiscence or passion is a passion that is deliberately aroused.

• antecedent passion

• intermediate passion

• intense passion

• consequent passion

What do you call the conditions outside the act that may affect the morality of the act?

• voluntariness

• intentions

• consequences

• circumstances

Which one is not among the three sources that define the morality of an action?

• intention

• ignorance

• circumstances

• act itself

Which of the following may totally remove a person's culpability

• antecedent passion

• vincible ignorance

• grave fear

• perfect violence

______ is present when a person wills the consequence of the action.

• passion

• knowledge

• voluntariness

• freedom

______ is present when a person is compelled to do something against his will.

• violence

• fear

• ignorance

• passion

The Christian understanding of freedom is

• doing what you want responsibly.

• doing what is commonly accepted as good.

• doing what is good/right.

• being happy and contented.