WorksheetsGCM Chapter 5 Review
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
How does one develop moral virtues?
You don't because they are gifts given from God.
By practicing them.
By memorizing them and reciting them everyday.
By removing all temptations from your life.
Moral Virtues are...
...habits that show we want to do good.
...virtues that we are given by God.
...acts that we do occasionally.
...the only thing that determines our destiny.
A well-formed conscience help us to...
...form more vices.
...make more decisions.
...judge wisely.
...imagine possibilities.
The LISTEN process...
...is done AFTER you make a wise judgment.
---is used to make form your conscience.
...helps remove wax from your ear to improve your hearing.
...lists facts, Imagine possibilities, Seek more information (only)
The cardinal virtues are considered to be ______ because all of the other moral virtues are built up on top of them.
foundational
basic
theological
grace
Prudence may require you to...
...take risks.
...say things that everyone will accept.
...take an unpopular stand.
...display another (moral) cardinal virtue, courage.
There are many aspects of Prudence, select the ones that could be considered to be part of prudence (wise judgment).
...making decisions according to a well-formed conscience.
...making decisions as quickly as possible.
...willingness to carry out your decisions.
...act only in-line with the laws of society.
Acting prudently (judging wisely) requires you to...
...always be practical.
...ignore your feelings and motives.
...avoid all risks.
...see reality clearly (objectively, with no bias).
Wise judgment is traditionally known as...
Providence
#streetsmarts
omnipresences
prudence
Someone would make a rationalization because...
...they don't want to admit they have bad motives.
...they want to know they are wrong.
...they try to make something bad look good.
...they want to admit that they made a mistake.
Which of the following is NOT a characteristics of Prudence?
Seeing reality clearly.
Knowing one's own feelings and motives.
Determining what's the safest way to achieve the good.
Figuring out what's most needed and how to achieve it.
Rationalizations are...
...attempts to justify doing bad things (false motives).
...ways to explain why decisions are good.
...a form of lying.
...ways to make sense of the good.
