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Worksheets7th Grade Morality Review
Total questions: 32
Worksheet time: 16mins
Theological virtue by which we love God above all things and our neighbor as ourselves for the love of God
Hope
Faith
Charity
Prudence
The mother of all virtues, forming our hearts to act and love rightly.
Hope
Charity
Faith
Temperance
Venial Sin
Sin that is an accident
Sin that destroys grace in our souls
Sin that is on purpose but doesn't cause what you thought it would
Sin that wounds our relationship with God
Mortal Sin
Sin that is an accident
Sin that destroys grace in our souls
Sin that is on purpose but doesn't cause what you thought it would
Sin that wounds our relationship with God
Select the three conditions necessary for a sin to be mortal.
Grave Matter
Causes death
Full knowledge
Complete Consent
What is Grace?
What we get when we practice virtue
Strength we earn from practicing virtue
How we get to heaven
The Divine Life of God in our soul
The grace given to us in the Sacraments that is our ticket to heaven
Actual Grace
Sanctifying Grace
Helpful Grace
Divine Grace
Special help from God in a specific situation in order to respond to him--also a grace of conversion.
Actual Grace
Sanctifying Grace
Helpful Grace
Divine Grace
Sin weakens us and our ability to know and choose the good. This means sin has this kind of consequences:
Social
Global
Personal
Local
Our sins affect those around us, how we treat others, view others, and interact with others. This is what we mean when we say sin has this kind of consequence.
Personal
Global
Social
Local
The sum total of conditions necessary for groups and/or individuals to reach their potential is known as:
The Common Good
The Social Good
The Global Good
The The universal Good
An sin/action that harms the common Good
Global Sin
Local Sin
Social Sin
National Sin
Social sin exists on which of the following three levels? (choose three)
Global
National
Universal
Local
Interpersonal
The place where we consider the moral character of our actions
Intellect
Will
Conscience
Freedom
Habit of doing good.
Vice
Virtue
Venial Sin
Mortal Sin
Habit of Sin.
Virtue
Vice
Mortal Sin
Venial Sin
Power of our soul that enables us to choose the good
Intellect
Will
Freedom
VIrtue
Power of our soul that enables us to know the good
Intellect
Will
Freedom
VIrtue
Our ability to act according to our will to choose the good.
Intellect
Will
Freedom
Virtue
How long does it take to form one's conscience?
Until you reach the age of reason
Until you are confirmed
It is a lifelong task
It happens when you are baptized
Who is responsible for forming your conscience?
God
Your Parents
You
Your friends and teachers
The law of God written on man's heart
Moral Law
Divine Law
Natural Law
Human Law
Law that governs man''s moral actions, based on the natural law
Human Law
Natural Law
Divine Law
Moral Law
These are evidence of the Holy Spirit's presence in the life of the Christian.
The Gifts of the Holy Spirit
The Virtues
Grace
The Fruits of the Holy Spirit
These help us grow in the spiritual life by perfecting the virtues.
The Fruits of the Holy Spirit
Grace
The Gifts of the Holy Spirit
Virtues
Sacrament in which we receive the gifts of the Holy Spirit
Eucharist
Confession
Confirmation
Baptism
What does freedom allow us to do?
Know what is good
Choose the Good
Choose the best
Choose whatever we want
What does the word beatitude mean?
A good attitude
Happiness
Heaven
Virtue
Which two Gospels contain lists of the beatitudes?
Matthew and John
Mark and Luke
Luke and John
Matthew and Luke
Which Gospel contains the sermon on the mount?
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Which Gospel contains the sermon on the Plain?
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
What do the beatitudes teach us?
How to be happy
The way to heaven
God's desire for our happiness
All of these are part of what the beatitudes teach us
