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FET2040 - 04 Work virtues

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 3mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Our actions have consequences. These are two:

a)

Transitive and Conductive

b)

Conductive and Collective

c)

Transitive and Intransitive

d)

Internal and Fundamental

2.

The four Cardinal virtues are:

a)

Prudence, Fortitude, Justice, Temperance

b)

Prucende, Trust, Justice, Loyalty

c)

Justice, Honor, Charity, Peace

d)

None of the above

3.

What are virtues good for?

a)

They tend to sap and wear down our energies.

b)

They help us earn more money.

c)

They bring the integration of human capabilities.

d)

They allow us to study better.

4.

What is a vice?

a)

A repetitive good action.

b)

A repetitive bad action.

c)

A non-repetitive action.

d)

A random action.

5.

What is the virtue of Prudence about?

a)

To give each person what they deserve.

b)

It allows us to judge right from wrong.

c)

Helps us in overcoming difficulties.

d)

Helps us be more charitable.

6.

What is cunning?

a)

To behave poorly or badly.

b)

To search for what is good.

c)

To do things to make more money.

d)

To apply Prudence with wrong intentions.

7.

What is the main characteristic of Perseverance?

a)

To continue working towards a goal.

b)

To give up when trying to accomplish something.

c)

To say things in the right way.

d)

To discard any bad alternatives.

8.

What is the main characteristic of Temperance?

a)

To keep on pushing towards goals.

b)

To judge the best alternative in a choice.

c)

To master our own sensible pleasures.

d)

To study and work hard.

9.

What is Humility about?

a)

Doing the right thing.

b)

Saying things in an aggresive way.

c)

Ignoring our limitations and weaknesses.

d)

Acknowledging one's weaknesses and strengths.

10.

What is Assertiveness about?

a)

Saying things in a confident way without sounding aggresive.

b)

Saying things in a confusing way.

c)

Disregarding other people's opinions.

d)

Disregarding other people's beliefs.