Virtues

What are the three theological virtues?

• Love, trust, and kindness

• Belief, optimism, and generosity

• Patience, humility, and forgiveness

• Faith, hope, and charity

Which theological virtue refers to the belief in God and in the truth of His revelation?

• doubt

• skepticism

• disbelief

• faith

Which theological virtue is defined as the desire and search for happiness and the Kingdom of Heaven?

• Hope

• Love

• Faith

• Patience

Which theological virtue is also known as love for God and love for neighbor?

• selfishness

• hate

• charity

• indifference

What are the four cardinal virtues?

• prudence, justice, temperance, and courage

• anger, greed, envy, and laziness

• intelligence, strength, agility, and charisma

• love, kindness, patience, and humility

Which cardinal virtue is the ability to control oneself and resist temptation?

• Indulgence

• Temperance

• Impulse

• Extravagance

Which cardinal virtue is the ability to be fair and just in all actions?

• justice

• courage

• temperance

• charity

Which cardinal virtue is the ability to have courage in the face of fear or adversity?

• cowardice

• fortitude

• weakness

• timidity

Which cardinal virtue is the ability to have wisdom and practical reasoning in decision making?

• prudence

• courage

• justice

• temperance

What is the relationship between theological and cardinal virtues?

• Theological virtues are only applicable to religious individuals.

• Theological virtues are the same as cardinal virtues.

• Cardinal virtues are superior to theological virtues.

• Theological virtues are distinct from cardinal virtues.