Multiple Choice Test: Human Person & Environment (Part 1)

The concept of an “embodied spirit” means that a person is both _______.

• body and soul

• mind and emotion

• heart and will

• knowledge and freedom

Which of the following best describes a human limitation?

• The ability to dream big

• The inability to live without food and water

• The capacity to think and reason

• The power to choose freely

The human body allows a person to experience the world through _______.

• dreams and visions

• reason and logic

• the five senses

• meditation

Which statement best shows transcendence?

• Accepting one’s weakness and doing nothing

• Blaming others for one’s limits

• Striving to go beyond one’s physical or mental limits

• Ignoring one’s body and feelings

Which of the following is an example of a possibility?

• Being unable to run due to illness

• Having the skill to learn a new language

• Refusing to face one’s fears

• Avoiding challenges

Recognizing one’s limitations and possibilities helps a person to _______.

• remain the same

• grow and improve

• ignore their weaknesses

• depend on others

The human body is considered a limitation because _______.

• it is perfect and unchanging

• it can get tired, sick, or weak

• it controls the human spirit

• it does not need rest

The spirit allows a person to _______.

• think, love, and make moral decisions

• act without purpose

• ignore their conscience

• be controlled by instincts

Which of the following shows a person transcending limitations?

• Giving up after failing once

• Practicing daily to improve a skill

• Comparing oneself to others

• Refusing to accept help

What makes human beings unique among other living creatures?

• They can adapt to the environment

• They can transcend their physical nature through thought and will

• They act only by instinct

• They are limited by physical needs