CL7 Practice Quiz #3

During class, Miguel asked, “If God’s plan is eternal and unchanging, how can we know His law?” Why is God’s Eternal Law different from Civil Laws?

• Because Eternal Law is God’s unchanging wisdom that guides all creation

• Because Civil Laws are written in the Bible

• Because Eternal Law changes depending on culture

• Because Civil Laws are unbreakable forever

Answer explanation

✅ Eternal Law is God’s unchanging wisdom that guides all creation.

👉 God’s Eternal Law comes from His perfect wisdom and never changes, while Civil Laws are made by people and can change over time.

Your teacher asks you to compare the Ten Commandments with the city’s traffic rules. Why are the Ten Commandments considered Divine Law?

• Because they were revealed directly by God to Moses

• Because they were passed by leaders in government

• Because they change according to time and place

• Because they were written by ordinary people for society

Answer explanation

✅ The Ten Commandments were revealed directly by God to Moses.

👉 The Ten Commandments are called Divine Law because they came directly from God, not from human leaders or governments.

A student refuses to return the extra change he got from a store. His friend tells him, “It’s wrong, even if there’s no law about it.” Why is this a Natural Moral Law situation?

• Because it is based on conscience and reason to do good

• Because it is written in the city ordinance

• Because it is commanded by a school rule

• Because it was directly revealed by God in the Bible

Answer explanation

✅ It is based on conscience and reason to do good.

👉 Natural Moral Law is written in our hearts. Even without written laws, we know what is right or wrong through our conscience.

The barangay passed a curfew rule for minors to protect them at night. Why is this an example of Civil/Human Law?

• Because it comes from God’s revelation

• Because it was made by government leaders for order and safety

• Because it is unchanging and eternal

• Because it is part of the Ten Commandments

Answer explanation

✅ It was made by government leaders for order and safety.

👉 Civil or Human Laws are rules made by people in authority to keep peace, safety, and order in the community.

Anna is reading the Ten Commandments during prayer. How can she know where to find them in the Bible?

• By opening Genesis 1–2, the story of creation

• By reading Exodus 20 and Deuteronomy 5 where they are written

• By checking Matthew 5–7 where the Beatitudes are found

• By looking at Psalms 23 and 51, David’s prayers

Answer explanation

✅ By reading Exodus 20 and Deuteronomy 5 where they are written.

👉 The Ten Commandments can be found in these Bible passages because that’s where God gave His Law to Moses on Mount Sinai.

Paolo said, “The Ten Commandments are strict rules meant to limit us.” His teacher replied, “Actually, they are wisdom from God.” Why are the commandments considered part of the moral law as divine Wisdom?

• Because they lead people to what is good and protect them from sin

• Because they were created by kings for order

• Because they only apply to ancient Israelites

• Because they focus only on punishments

Answer explanation

✅ They lead people to what is good and protect them from sin.

👉 God gave us the commandments to help us live rightly. They are not just rules but guidance that brings peace and goodness.

Sofia argues, “I am valuable because I have many medals.” Her friend replies, “Even without medals, you are worthy.” Why is human dignity different from achievements?

• Because human dignity is God’s gift that cannot be lost

• Because only successful people are truly dignified

• Because dignity depends on what others think

• Because medals and beauty define dignity fully

Answer explanation

✅ Human dignity is God’s gift that cannot be lost.

👉 Our value doesn’t come from medals, beauty, or success. Every person is special because we are created and loved by God.

A rich student brags about being more important than others. Why does this attitude ignore human dignity?

• Because dignity depends on achievements

• Because all people have equal dignity as God’s children

• Because dignity is based on popularity

• Because only wealth proves dignity

Answer explanation

✅ All people have equal dignity as God’s children.

👉 Being rich or popular doesn’t make someone more important. In God’s eyes, everyone has the same worth and should be respected.

In a story, David refused to harm King Saul even when he had the chance. Why does this event show David defending dignity?

• Because he respected Saul as the Lord’s anointed king

• Because he was afraid of punishment

• Because he wanted to avoid hard work

• Because he wanted to become king quickly

Answer explanation

✅ He respected Saul as the Lord’s anointed king.

👉 David showed respect and mercy by not harming Saul, proving he honored God’s will and valued the dignity of another person.

Later, David repented after committing sin with Bathsheba. Why is this part important in his story?

• Because it shows that even great leaders need forgiveness

• Because it proves David never sinned

• Because it shows David cared only for power

• Because he lost all his dignity forever

Answer explanation

✅ It shows that even great leaders need forgiveness.

👉 David’s repentance reminds us that no one is perfect. God always forgives those who are truly sorry for their sins.