GRADE 9 LESSON 5

What is the first step in making moral decisions?

• Reflect on the act itself

• Investigate the facts

• Pray for guidance

• Assess the decision

Why is it important to consult with others when making moral decisions?

• To gain different perspectives

• To avoid making decisions on our own

• To find someone to blame if the decision goes wrong

• To prove that our decision is morally right

Which of the following is NOT a factor to consider when reflecting on the act itself?

• The nature of the act

• The personal intention behind the act

• The consequences of the act

• The opinions of others

How does personal intention affect the morality of an act?

• It has no impact on the morality of the act

• It determines whether the act is objectively morally right

• It can make an apparently good act morally wrong

• It only matters if the act is illegal

What is the third moral dimension to consider when reflecting on the act itself?

• The nature of the act

• The personal intention behind the act

• The consequences of the act

• The circumstances surrounding the act

Why is it important to take into consideration the circumstances of an action?

• The circumstances can change the nature of the act

• The circumstances can affect the consequences of the act

• The circumstances can reveal the true intention behind the act

• The circumstances can determine whether the act is objectively morally right

What role does prayer play in making moral decisions?

• It provides guidance and clarity

• It guarantees that our decision is morally right

• It absolves us of responsibility for our decisions

• It ensures that our decision will have positive consequences

What should you do if you still have doubts and anxieties after following the steps in making moral decisions?

• Ignore the doubts and anxieties and proceed with the decision

• Seek advice from friends and family

• Review the process and pray for further discernment

• Change your decision based on the doubts and anxieties

What should be the ultimate norm in all moral decisions?

• The opinions of others

• Personal desires and preferences

• Jesus Christ and His teachings

• The laws of society

How can reading the Bible and listening to the Gospel help in making moral decisions?

• They provide specific instructions for every moral decision

• They offer examples of moral decisions made by others

• They reveal what Jesus wants us to do

• They guarantee that our decision will be morally right