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C.L.E Review

Total questions: 70

Worksheet time: 21mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is meant by morality?

a)

The extent to which an action is right or wrong

b)

The study of the existence of God

c)

A way of grouping people according to their family origin

d)

I don't know

2.

What is meant by a moral action?

a)

An action that would be considered to be wrong

b)

An action that is neither right nor wrong

c)

An action that would be considered right

d)

I don't know

3.

What is immorality

a)

Acting in a way that most people would consider to be wrong

b)

Acting in a way that most people would consider to be right

c)

Eternal life

d)

I don't know

4.

What is a 'conscience'?

a)

An version of physics

b)

When a person is awake

c)

An inner feeling of right and wrong

d)

I don't know

5.

How is an act morally evaluated?

a)

Through the 10 Commandments

b)

Object, Intention, Circumstance

c)

Based on how each person sees it

6.

Object is _____.

a)

Factors impacting a decision

b)

Nature of the act

c)

why I made a choice

d)

peer pressured situations

7.

How is 'intention' defined by morality?

a)

nature of the act

b)

environmental and social factors at play

c)

my reason for doing something

8.

A good intention can make an evil act good.

a)

True

b)

False

9.

Circumstances are the _______.

a)

reason I behave the way I do.

b)

moral acts themselves.

c)

Emotions, social factors, psychological factors impacting the level of responsibility in a moral act.

10.

Three key aspects of being human are:

a)

rational, social, intellectual

b)

social, free, rational

c)

rational, emotional, free

d)

eating, sleeping, living

11.

Conscience...

a)

is one's best judgement in a given situation

b)

tells us to make good choices

c)

can be informed or uninformed

d)

has as its primary sources:Revelation, Tradition, and the Magisterium of the Church

e)

All of the above

12.

What is a conscience that is well informed and knows the difference between right and wrong?

a)

Moral Conscience

b)

Informed Conscience

c)

Uninformed Conscience

d)

Erroneous Judgement

13.

What is present at the heart of the person, commands him at the appropriate moment to do good and to avoid evil. It also judges particular choices, approving those that are good and denouncing those that are evil?

a)

Moral Conscience

b)

Informed Conscience

c)

Uninformed Conscience

d)

Erroneous Judgement

14.

What is a conscience that is not formed well and does not know the difference between right and wrong?

a)

Moral Conscience

b)

Informed Conscience

c)

Uninformed Conscience

d)

Erroneous Judgement

15.

What is a decision from an ignorant moral conscience because the person takes little trouble to find out what is true and good, or because his conscience is blinded through the habit of committing sin?

a)

Moral Conscience

b)

Informed Conscience

c)

Uninformed Conscience

d)

Erroneous Judgement

16.

What is the power, rooted in reason and will, to perform deliberate actions on one’s own responsibility?

a)

erroneous judgement

b)

conscience

c)

free will

d)

intellect

17.
True or false: It is okay to end the life of a person in severe suffering.
a)
True.
b)
False.
18.
What lie is a good lie?
a)
No lie is a good lie.
b)
Little white lies are okay.
c)
A lie is good if you mean well.
19.

In morality, what’s the proper word designating human feelings, instincts or urges?

a)

Actions

b)

Desires

c)

Passions

d)

Pathologies

20.

The problem between reason and moral truth is...

a)

Passions

b)

Ignorance

c)

Concupiscence

d)

Sin

21.

God is love and He wants us to share in His life

a)

The contents of morality

b)

The subject of morality

c)

The goal of morality

22.

The law of human nature is about right and wrong

a)

The contents of morality

b)

The subject of morality

c)

The goal of morality

23.

Charity or Christian love is a state of the will

a)

The contents of morality

b)

The subject of morality

c)

The goal of morality

24.

Renouncing to tell a white lie to a friend

a)

Amoral

b)

Moral

25.

Which of the following is NOT what morality deals with?

a)

Evil choices

b)

Free choices

c)

Acts of human

d)

Deliberate acts

26.

Which of the following is NOT typical of a human act

a)

Reason is involved

b)

Passions are involved

c)

It’s good or evil

d)

Happiness is at stake

27.

An example of a good action is...

a)

anything done that is virtuous, worthy and beneficial to an individual but may harm others

b)

anything done that is virtuous, worthy and beneficial to self and others

c)

anything done that is virtuous, worthy and beneficial to others but may harm and individual

d)

All of the above

28.

An example of an evil action is...

a)

something that is evil

b)

one that is not profoundly immoral, wrong or negative

c)

one that is profoundly immoral, wrong or negative

d)

something that benefits everyone

29.

Could this image be seen as good or evil?

a)

Good

b)

Evil

c)

Both

30.

Morality is...

a)

right and wrong are the same

b)

principles concerning the distinction between right and wrong or good and bad behaviour

c)

principles concerning everything is the same

d)

principles concerning the distinction between good and evil

31.

Passions are the movements of our senses that predispose us to act or not act in relation to something we feel or imagine to be good or evil.

a)

False

b)

True

32.

Natural law applies to most people, in most places, for most of the time.

a)

False

b)

True

33.

Natural law is personal, permanent, and unchanging throughout history.

a)

False

b)

True

34.

Guidelines or laws that can help regulate human freedom

a)

Civil law

b)

Norms

c)

Natural law

d)

Divine law

35.

Conscience is the ability to understand and learn the difference between good and evil. In other words our conscience is ________________________________ ?

a)

Informed and created

b)

Formed and informed

c)

Formed and challenged

d)

Challenged and shaped

36.

The line between sin and virtue is felt by our ___________ ?

a)

emotions

b)

family and friends

c)

feelings

d)

conscience

37.

A grade 1 student telling his older brother that it is bad to lie for mommy might get mad. What kind of conscience does the grade 1 student demonstrate.

a)

christian

b)

instinct

c)

fear

d)

non of the above

38.

Which of the following is true

a)

Conscience is a gut feeling

b)

Conscience is a judgement of reason and intellect

c)

Conscience is a little voice in your head that tells you right and wrong

d)

Conscience has to do with your heart

39.
What are the three elements of moral decisions which allow people to make a good choice?
a)
the Action, the intention, the ignorance
b)
Natural Law, Divine Law, Moral principles
c)
The Ten Commandments, the two great commandments, the rosary
d)
the intention, the action, the circumstance
40.
When is an act considered morally right?
a)
 once you have a good feeling about it
b)
once all 3 aspects (action, intention and circumstance) have been considered
c)
when at least 2 of the 3 aspects have been considered
d)
when you have a dream about it
41.
When is an act morally good?
a)
When the three conditions of action, intention and circumstances are all good together. None of the conditions can be ignored
b)
When Mum and Dad say it is
c)
When the three conditions of action, intention and circumstances are all together. 
d)
When at least one of the three conditions of action, intention and circumstances are good.
42.

Are actions which man performs knowingly, freely and voluntarily.

a)

MAN

b)

VALUES

c)

ETHICS

d)

HUMAN ACTS

e)

MORAL ACTIONS

43.

Actions conform to the norms of morality.

a)

MAN

b)

VALUES

c)

ETHICS

d)

HUMAN ACTS

e)

MORAL ACTIONS

44.

Are those which are not in conformity with the norms of morality.

a)

MORAL ACTIONS

b)

IMMORAL ACTIONS

c)

AMORAL ACTIONS

45.

Are those actions which stand neutral in relation to the norms of morality.

a)

MORAL ACTIONS

b)

IMMORAL ACTIONS

c)

AMORAL ACTIONS

46.
Because we are made in God's image and likeness, human beings ____
a)
Can love
b)
Can reason
c)
Can relate to others in community
d)
All of these
47.
The moral rightness of an action is determined by 3 things. Which of the follow is NOT one of them? 
a)
Circumstances
b)
Intention
c)
The Person doing the aciton
d)
Moral Object 
48.

A type of conscience that does its best to uncover the truth

a)

Truth

b)

Informed

c)

Weak

d)

Bad

49.

A conscience that always think that one wrong act would mean receiving punishment from a cruel God

a)

Erroneous

b)

Bad

c)

Weak

d)

Scrupulous

50.

What is the difference of Lax and Bad conscience?

a)

Lax conscience shows no concern to whatever good that is to be done and to an evil that needs to be avoided while Bad conscience does not take effort in knowing what is good and evil

b)

Lax conscience does not take effort in knowing what is good and evil. Bad conscience shows no concern to whatever good that is to be done and to an evil that needs to be avoided

51.

A type of conscience that does not follow the word of God and the teaching of the Church

a)

Bad

b)

Weak

c)

Scrupulous

d)

Erroneous

52.

Actions that are biological and pyschological movement of man

a)

Acts of Man

b)

Human Acts

53.

Actions that are deliberate, intentional, or voluntary

a)

Acts of Man

b)

Human Acts

54.

A standard or rule which decides the goodness or evilness of a particular human act

a)

Norm of morality

b)

Natural Law

c)

Eternal Law

d)

Conscience

55.

Man has to live to the fullest

a)

Charles Darwin

b)

Martin Heidegger

c)

Karl Marx

d)

B.F Skinner

56.

Man is the result of simple to complex revolutionary process

a)

Charles Darwin

b)

B.F Skinner

c)

Sigmund Freud

d)

Karl Marx

e)

Martin Heidegger

57.

Man is controlled by instict

a)

Charles Darwin

b)

B.F Skinner

c)

Sigmund Freud

d)

Karl Marx

e)

Martin Heidegger

58.

This human charateristic is continuity at the present

a)

Historical

b)

Relational

c)

Rational

d)

Unique

59.

This human charateristic tells us that everyone has different talents and personality

a)

Historical

b)

Relational

c)

Rational

d)

Unique

60.

This human charateristic tells us that man is capable of understanding

a)

Historical

b)

Relational

c)

Rational

d)

Unique

61.

Morality is a response to God's incredible and freely given love

a)

Michael Pennock

b)

Jacques Thiroux

c)

Franz Bockle

d)

Bro. Carl Kosch, FSC

62.

Morality is searching for the norms of free conduct in the light of revelation

a)

Michael Pennock

b)

Jacques Thiroux

c)

Franz Bockle

d)

Bro. Carl Kosch, FSC

63.

Morality is how human treat one another to promote welfare

a)

Michael Pennock

b)

Jacques Thiroux

c)

Franz Bockle

d)

Bro. Carl Kosch, FSC

64.

Morality is a system of principles by which we can know by right or wrong

a)

Michael Pennock

b)

Jacques Thiroux

c)

Franz Bockle

d)

Bro. Carl Kosch, FSC

65.

Good Act + Good Intention

a)

Doubly good

b)

Doubly bad

c)

bad

d)

good

66.

Neutral act + bad intention

a)

Doubly good

b)

Doubly bad

c)

bad

d)

good

67.

Neutral act + bad intention

a)

Doubly good

b)

Doubly bad

c)

bad

d)

good

68.

Looking

a)

Acts of Man

b)

Human Acts

69.

Hearing

a)

Acts of Man

b)

Human Acts

70.

Falling in Love

a)

Acts of Man

b)

Human Acts

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