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WorksheetsChristian Vocations Chpt 2. Choices & CommitREAL FFFF 25'
Total questions: 33
Worksheet time: 57mins
In discerning your future occupation, it is unrealistic and naive to to considers the kinds of things you enjoy doing most.
True
False
The best way to find out which vocation we are being called to is to look for unusual and dramatic signs that God always gives.
True
False
Renewing your priorities requires making time periodically, as in prayer, to regain your sense of inner peace, stability, strength, hope and direction.
True
False
How we live, emphasize, and value material things often reflects---and influences
our attitudes
our relationships
both our attitudes and our relationships
none of these
commitment
just doing your own thing, with obligations or ties
dedication to fulfilling a responsibility or obligation; a promise or pledge to do something
being self-centered and conceited
Ministry
your occupation(career, job) and the other ways you regularly reach out to help others
the job that you are stuck with the rest of your life
The way you make lots and lots and lots of money
Vocation
your calling and commitment to a specific way of life.
spending time in a warm weather spot
a religious calling that non-ordained people never have and only religious people have vocations
The way a person's life is structured according to that person's values and prioritizing.
Lifestyle
Self-Discipline
discernment
gratification
the satisfying of needs or desires, especially for what is pleasurable
Lifestyle
Self-Discipline
discernment
gratification
Using one's will power to control one's thoughts, desires, emotions or behaviors; self-constraint.
Lifestyle
Self-Discipline
discernment
gratification
The process of using one's reasoning ability and God's guidance and the wisdom of others to make wise and good choices.
Lifestyle
Self-Discipline
discernment
gratification
If you are a Catholic you should never consult the scriptures or church teachings to make good and wise choices
True
False
To be truly successful in life remember who you are is as important as what you do.
True
False
One step of the discernment process is to just do what your parents tell you what to do.
True
False
We can only reach self-actualization if we first have our physical needs met.
True
False
You can best live out your vocation now by being a good employee, serving clients and customers well, and being a caring co-worker. Or for you now being a good student, good friend, kind and caring son, caring about your fellow classmates
True
False
Being successful in life isn't just your idea or something you can accomplish all by yourself, it's part of God's reason for putting you here.
True
False
Terminal materialism
final, extreme
helpful or useful
instrumental materialism
final, extreme
helpful or useful
Terminal materialsim
greedily, seeking material good for their own sake
using material things to realize your goals
Instrumental materialsim
greedily, seeking material good for their own sake
using material things to realize your goals
Attitude or philosophy about the overvalue and purpose that material and physical objects have in one's life.
Lifestyle
Self-Discipline
discernment
materialism
Have you ever used the discernment process to make an important decision in your life
Yes
No
Maybe one or twice
Self-Discovery is one that happens in your early twenties and then never happens again.
True
Fasle
Match the word/phrase to the correct answer: Fidelity
being self-centered and self absorbed
fundamental to fulfilling the responsibility of a relationship or a job commitment
how you structure your life according to values and priorities
One step in the discernment process is to just do what your parents tell you to do.
True
False
attitude or philosophy about the value and purpose of physical objects is a definition of
unconditional love
materialism
agape love
In Ralph Waldo Emerson's poem, "What is Success" he state it is material possessions and physical wealth and comfort are more important than personal and spiritual values
TRUE
FALSE
In Ralph Waldo Emerson's poem, "What is Success" he states, "He who dies with the most toys wins".
TRUE
FALSE
In Ralph Waldo Emerson's poem, "What is Success" he states,
"to know that one life has breathed a little easier because you have lived; This is to have succeeded."
True
TRUE
FALSE
The term fidelity comes from the latin word fides, in which we get the word faith and extend it further to meaning to be faithful
True
False
The process of discernment can just be left of to chance or at least wait until you are 35 to start discerning about your life
TRUE
FALSE
To be happy each of us must fulfill our needs for
life's physical necessities
self-identity and self-esteem
companionship and intimacy (Belonging)
self-actualization
All the answers are correct
