Grade 7

What does it mean to be created in God's unique image?

• We look like God physically

• We share some qualities and attributes with God

• We are exactly like God in every way

• We are superior to all other creatures

Why should we be proud to be a woman or a man according to Catholic teachings?

• Because it makes us better than others

• Because it is a result of chance

• Because our gender is a part of God's divine plan

• Because society expects us to be proud

In Catholic belief, what should our pride in being a woman or a man be accompanied by?

• Humility

• Arrogance

• Indifference

• Isolation

How can we reflect God's image in our daily lives as women and men?

• By imitating the behavior of celebrities

• By following societal trends

• By seeking personal gain at any cost

• By living virtuously and with love for others

According to Catholic teachings, what should guide our understanding of gender roles?

• Cultural stereotypes

• Media influence

• God's plan and purpose for each individual

• Personal preferences

What does it mean to acknowledge that each person is God's unique creation?

• Ignoring individual differences

• Recognizing the inherent dignity of every person

• Believing in uniformity

• Focusing only on physical appearances

According to Catholic teachings, what is the foundation of human dignity?

• Inherent worth given by God

• Social status

• Achievements and accomplishments

• Physical appearance

In the Catholic perspective, what role does gratitude play in acknowledging one's gender?

• Gratitude is irrelevant

• Gratitude acknowledges that our gender is a gift from God

• Gratitude is reserved for certain individuals

• Gratitude implies superiority over others

In the parable of the talents, what does the master represent in relation to God's teachings?

• A strict judge

• An indifferent observer

• A loving and generous God

• A demanding taskmaster

How does the parable of the talents emphasize the concept of uniqueness in the context of one's abilities?

• It suggests that everyone should have the same talents

• It encourages comparing talents with others

• It highlights the diversity of talents given to each person

• It implies that some talents are more valuable than others