LESSON 10

What does St. Paul suggest about being accountable to God?

• We will never have to answer for our actions

• We must be ready to give an account of how we used God's gifts

• Our actions have no consequences in the afterlife

• We can ignore our responsibilities and obligations

What does the passage suggest about using the gifts God has given us?

• We should hoard them for our own benefit

• We should use them to fulfill God's mission and serve others

• We should ignore them and pursue worldly pleasures

• We should compete with others to show off our gifts

How did Pedro Calungsod live his life to the full?

• By accumulating wealth and worldly pleasures

• By serving God and others through catechizing

• By retiring to a luxurious life

• By succeeding in his career

What is the ultimate goal of using God's gifts according to the passage?

• To accumulate wealth and possessions

• To retire to a life of luxury

• To glorify God and make His Kingdom present on earth

• To compete with others for recognition and success

How did the three servants in the Gospel use their talents?

• They buried them in the ground

• They used them effectively according to their capacity

• They wasted them on frivolous pursuits

• They sold them for personal gain

What is the consequence of not using God's gifts wisely, according to the passage?

• God will reward us with more gifts

• We will be called lazy and wicked

• We will achieve personal success and luxury

• We will be praised for our frugality

According to St. Paul, what are we created in Christ for?

• To accumulate wealth and possessions

• To live a life of leisure and relaxation

• To fulfill the good works God has prepared for us

• To seek personal success and recognition

How does the passage suggest we should approach our earthly callings?

• By ignoring our talents and focusing on personal pleasures

• By using God's gifts to serve others and glorify God

• By seeking personal gain at the expense of others

• By avoiding work and responsibility

What does the Church teach about work, according to the passage?

• Work is solely for personal gain and success

• Work is an obligation and a duty, a share in God's work

• Work is unnecessary for spiritual fulfillment

• Work is to be avoided to focus on leisure activities

What does it mean to live life to the full according to the passage?

• Accumulating material wealth and worldly pleasures

• Serving God and others through one's work

• Pursuing personal success and luxury

• Traveling and relaxing in a big house