Unit III: Option of the Poor and Vulnerable

What is the term that refers to being without the basic necessities of life?

• refugee

• destitute

• homeless

• migrant

What is the principle that the earth and all its goods belong to God, and he intends these goods to provide the things all human beings need to live with dignity?

• the preferential option for the poor

• Structures of sin

• temporal good

• Universal destination of goods

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Almost 700 million people around the world live today on less than $2.15 a day. We consider these people living in (blank).

• temporal good

• structural sin

• poverty

• extreme poverty

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Joe does not having enough money to have eat a meal every day. Joe is living in (blank).

• poverty
• homelessness

• prosperity
• abundance

Racism blocks justice and fails to protect human life and human rights. Racism is an example of a(n)?

•  preferential option for the poor

• Structures of sin 

• Social structures

• Spiritual poverty

 What are the complex pattern of relationships that shape any society that help determine how justice is lived out in society?

• Political structures
• Social structures
• Economic structures
• Physical structures

What is the aspect of the common good that focuses on the material and social needs that are part of earthly life?

• Economic good

• Universal good

• Temporal good

• Spiritual good

What is the action of coming to live permanently in a foreign country called?

• emigration
• exile
• migration
• immigration

Suzzy moves to the United States to seek protection from her native country. Suzzy is known to be a(n)?

• refugee
• citizen
• tourist
• migrant

What is a person moving from one place to to another without establishing a permanent residence called?

• Immigrant

• Migrant

• Sedentary
• Nomad