Catholic Virtues Quiz

What are the three theological virtues?

• faith, hope, and charity

• knowledge, wisdom, and understanding

• patience, humility, and forgiveness

• belief, trust, and love

Which virtue enables us to believe in God and all that He has revealed?

• trust

• faith

• doubt

• skepticism

Which virtue enables us to hope in God's promises and trust in His mercy?

• belief

• doubt

• skepticism

• faith

Which virtue enables us to love God above all things and our neighbors as ourselves?

• faith

• patience

• charity

• hope

What are the four cardinal virtues?

• knowledge, wisdom, understanding, and discernment

• prudence, justice, temperance, and courage

• honesty, loyalty, humility, and kindness

• faith, hope, love, and patience

Which virtue enables us to have prudence in making right decisions?

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Which virtue enables us to have justice in treating others fairly?

• fairness

• bias

• partiality

• equality

Which virtue enables us to have fortitude in facing difficulties with courage?

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Which virtue enables us to have temperance in controlling our desires?

• Indulgence

• Impulsiveness

• Patience

• Temperance

What is the difference between theological virtues and cardinal virtues?

• Theological virtues are gifts from God and relate to our relationship with God, while cardinal virtues are acquired through human effort and relate to our relationship with others.

• Theological virtues are only applicable to religious individuals, while cardinal virtues are applicable to everyone.

• Theological virtues are acquired through human effort and relate to our relationship with others, while cardinal virtues are gifts from God and relate to our relationship with God.

• Theological virtues are moral principles, while cardinal virtues are spiritual principles.