Freedom and Responsibility

What is an important indication of human freedom according to the passage?

• Instinctive actions

• Ability to make choices and perform actions

• Following predetermined responses

• Conditioning to obey commands

How do animals and human persons differ in their behavior, particularly in response to commands?

• Animals always follow commands instinctively.

• Humans are conditioned to obey commands like animals.

• Humans can choose their actions; animals act instinctively.

• Animals and humans behave similarly in response to commands.

Which type of freedom refers to the absence of physical restraint and the freedom of mobility?

• Moral Freedom

• Psychological Freedom

• Physical Freedom

• Social Freedom

What does psychological freedom allow a person to do?

• Act solely based on external pressures

• Choose actions against one's will

• Follow societal expectations unconditionally

• Perform actions considered right and wise

In moral freedom, what does choosing forgiveness over revenge demonstrate?

• Negation of human freedom

• A desire for vengeance

• Promotion of healing and reconciliation

• Violation of human dignity

What physical limitations does Sarah face in pursuing her dream of becoming a professional ballerina?

• Limited talent

• Lack of determination

• Financial constraints and absence of dance studios

• Health issues

How does the practice of yoga empower David to take control of his mental health and well-being?

• By isolating himself from others

• By medication alone

• By relaxation and focus

• By ignoring his mental health

Why did Emily feel compelled to help others in need?

• Social pressure

• Moral freedom

• Psychological restraint

• Physical limitations

What are the two elements that define freedom mentioned in the passage?

• Honesty and Deception

• Voluntariness and Responsibility

• Physical and Psychological

• Social Justice and Compassion

In Scenario 1 (You are walking home from school when you see a group of friends vandalizing a public park. You know that vandalism is wrong, but you are afraid to confront them.) Do you have the freedom to confront the group or not? Why or why not?

• Yes, because you are obligated to confront them.

• No, because you are not required to act.

• Yes, but only if you are not afraid.

• No, because you are not physically free.