8th Grade Chapter 6 Study Guide - Worksheet Questions

Which virtue is described as respecting the rights of others and giving them what is rightfully theirs?

• Justice

• Temperance

• Stewardship

• Envy

According to the study guide, what does it mean to be moral?

• Living the love of God and doing what Jesus Christ calls us to do

• Seeking wealth and success above all

• Following only civil laws without faith

• Avoiding temptation by personal effort alone

Which virtue is the one by which we think, speak, act, and dress in ways that show respect for ourselves?

• Modesty

• Justice

• Temperance

• Stewardship

What is temptation according to the study guide?

• An attraction to choose sin

• A promise to obey the commandments

• A feeling of gratitude

• A habit of generosity

Depending on God and making God more important than anyone or anything else is the definition of which virtue?

• Faith

• Temperance

• Stewardship

• Modesty

Which Cardinal Virtue moderates the attraction of pleasures and helps to bring our desires into balance?

• Temperance

• Justice

• Fortitude

• Prudence

To covet means what, according to the study guide?

• To wrongly desire someone or something

• To share what we have with those in need

• To tell the truth under oath

• To respect the fidelity of marriage

Which statements are described as requirements for disciples of Jesus and members of the Church?

• Striving to live the moral life and working for justice

• Coveting others’ goods and success

• Avoiding stewardship and generosity

• Seeking money and approval first

In living the tenth commandment, what do we trust, knowing it is more important than money or success?

• God’s love

• Personal wealth

• Social status

• Legal punishment

Which practice is described as giving thanks to God for all we have, taking care of what we own for the good of others, and sharing what we have with those in need?

• Stewardship

• Modesty

• Temperance

• Envy