Laudato Si Chapter 6 Sec. 202-223

According to the text, what is the primary change needed in human beings?

• More technological advancements

• Better economic policies

• Awareness of our common origin and mutual belonging

• Stricter laws

According to the text, who foresaw the issue of mass conformity to machine production and abstract planning?

• Karl Marx

• Romano Guardini

• Max Weber

• Friedrich Nietzsche

What is a major consequence of the current global situation as mentioned in the text?

• Increased global trade

• Greater economic stability

• Collective selfishness

• Enhanced social harmony

What increases as people become more self-centered and self-enclosed?

• Generosity

• Greed

• Empathy

• Cooperation

What does obsession with a consumerist lifestyle potentially lead to?

• World peace

• Mutual destruction

• Economic prosperity for all

• Environmental sustainability

What does the text suggest human beings are capable of despite their worst tendencies?

• Ignoring the good

• Conforming to negative patterns

• Rising above themselves and choosing good

• Remaining stagnant

What cannot be completely suppressed according to the text?

• Technological progress

• Economic growth

• Openness to what is good, true, and beautiful

• Political power

What does the text state is always a moral act?

• Voting

• Purchasing

• Teaching

• Traveling

According to the document, what must an awareness of today's cultural and ecological crisis be translated into?

• New technologies

• New habits

• New policies

• New laws

What is the main challenge faced by young people in countries that should be making the greatest changes in consumer habits?

• Lack of education

• Extreme consumerism and affluence

• Political instability

• Poor environmental policies