Human Act/Modifiers

Acts of man can become human acts when

• A. When acts are morally accountable

• B. When he uses his intellect and skills

• C. When he uses his intellect and will in performing the action

• D. All of the above

Classify the act:

These are things that may affect human act's essential qualities and thus lessen the moral character of the human act.

• A. Acts of man

• B. Human act

• C. Modifiers of human act

• D. Ethics

The absence of intellectual knowledge in man and the negation of knowledge

• A. vincible ignorance

• B. invincible ignorance

• C. ignorance

• D. imputability

The following are essential qualities of acts of man except;

• A. With knowledge

• B. without consent

• C. involuntary

• D. All of the above

The tendency of the will towards something, whether this be realizable or not.

• A. intention

• B. fruition

• B. fruition

• D. Wish

Which of the following is an example of commanded act?

• A. went to the toilet

• B. hungry

• C. imagination

• D. eating

A person considers accountable for indirect voluntary result of his acts when:

• A. The doer is able to see the evil result or effects, at least in general way.

• B. The doer is free to refrain from doing that which would produce the foresee evil.

• C. The doer has mortal obligation not to do that which produces an evil effect.

• D. All of the above

It means that the person performing the acts is liable

of such acts. It involves the notion of guilt or innocence. Thus actions are either

praiseworthy or blameworthy. Actions are attributed to the doer as their principal

cause.

• A. Human Act

• B. Acts of man

• C. Imputability of Human acts

• D. Voluntariness

Which of the following is NOT an example of elicited acts

• A. Giving an invitation or accepting the invitation

• B. Enjoyed the party

• C. To go to the library or to go to your friend's house

• D. Went to the library to do research

Type of moral distinction that are not conformity with the norm of morality. They are bad or

evil and are not permissible.

• A. moral

• B. immoral

• C. amoral

• D. ethical