CLE 12 EXERCISE

St. Thomas Aquinas describes the human person as a rational creature endowed with intellect.

• TRUE

• FALSE

St. Thomas Aquinas considers human beings as isolated individuals who do not need connections with others.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Historical personhood, as discussed by Aquinas, only pertains to physical development.

• TRUE

• FALSE

According to the article, all human persons, regardless of differences, are fundamentally equal.

• TRUE

• FALSE

According to Saint Thomas Aquinas, what is the defining characteristic that sets the human person apart from other creatures? a) Physical strength b) Emotional intelligence c) Rational intellect d) Instinctual behavior

• Physical Strength

• Emotional Attributes

• Rational Intellect

• Instinctual Behavior

In the article, Saint Thomas Aquinas emphasizes the importance of human beings being:

• Isolated and Self-Sufficient

• Relational and Connected

• Introverted and Self-Reflective

• Independent of Social Bonds

According to the article, what term does Saint Thomas Aquinas use to describe human beings as continually growing and maturing?

• Dynamic Beings

• Static Beings

• Perfect Beings

• Immutable Beings

According to Saint Thomas Aquinas, the body and soul are considered separate entities with no connection between them.

• TRUE

• FALSE

According to Aquinas, what is the role of the human soul in enabling individuals to enjoy eternity with God?

• It decays along with the body.

• It continues to exist after death.

• It merges with the physical body.

• It transforms into a divine essence.

According to the article, the human person's equality demands respect regardless of differences.

• TRUE

• FALSE