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WorksheetsTheology 12 Second Semester
Total questions: 68
Worksheet time: 43mins
The (a) of God is the cause of all that exists
The ends God assigns His creatures are _____ and _____
good
easy
wise
fun
The natural and the moral are two parts of every (a)
According to the Fathers of the Church, creation could be better than it is
true
false
Having something opposed to one's (a) is the cause of unrest in the soul
Which of the following is not part of the first step in entirely conforming one's will to the will of God?
receive Holy Communion at least once a week
obey those who have authority over us
faithfully keep the commandments
carefully fulfill the duties of our state in life
God is not the author of sin
true
false
the (a) and perfection of man consists in loving God's will with all one's heart
We should desire virtue itself and the degrees on grace:
more than other people
only in spiritual dryness
to the absolute maximum
only insofar as God wishes to give them
According to the Catechism, the universe is in a state of journeying towards ultimate (a)
God governs even the little things that happen throughout the day
true
false
God usually attains His ends by means that are:
completely random
opposed to what human prudence would normally choose
exactly what we wish to occur
determined only after the fact
When we finally stand before God, we will see that all our crosses were sent for our good, but that we rejected them ungratefully
true
false
Why is it important to learn to accept and welcome God's Providence in small things in our days?
it prepares us to accept His Province in larger things
we're unable to accept His providence in larger things
this is the only way we understand God's plan
because we often miss the larger things
All of the following are ways to learn to accept God's will in great misfortune except:
practice surrendering great misfortunes to God
practice accepting God's will in great misfortune
imagine all the great misfortunes that might befall you
imagine that nothing bad will ever befall you
in order to find resolution, we should spend much time pursuing the person or thing that caused our misfortune
true
false
What is the hardest thing to break?
our very last tie that binds us to the world
a special prayer routine
a very special promise made to a friend
the tendency to the occasional sin
Why do so few people seem to have their prayers answered?
they pray for what they want
they don't know Latin
they pray the wrong prayer
they pray for what they need
First and foremost we should pray to be freed from what?
the bonds of God
material poverty
our sins and attachments
serious illness
All duties are duties to
God
Church
law
self
faith
reveals God's truth to us
points to the possession of God as our life's goal
unites us with God
fruit of our self-surrender to God
hope
reveals God's truth to us
points to the possession of God as our life's goal
unites us with God
fruit of our self-surrender to God
charity
reveals God's truth to us
points to the possession of God as our life's goal
unites us with God
fruit of our self-surrender to God
religion
reveals God's truth to us
points to the possession of God as our life's goal
unites us with God
fruit of our self-surrender to God
infidelity
the state of those who do not believe in the doctrines of Christ
the sin of denying even a single truth of the faith or defending a doctrine opposed to any article of the faith
revolt against the authority of the church
completely abandoning the Christian faith by one who has been baptized
heresy
the sin of denying even a single truth of the faith or defending a doctrine opposed to the faith
revolt against the authority of the church
completely abandoning the Christian faith by one who has been baptized
maintains that it is of no consequence what religion one follows
schism
revolt against the authority of the Church
completely abandoning the Christian faith by one who has been baptized
maintains that it is of no consequence what religion one follows
growing cold in the practice of the faith, a neglect of the duties of the faith
apostacy
completely abandoning the faith by one who has been baptized
maintains that it is of no consequences what religion one follows
growing cold in the practice of the faith, a neglect of the duties of the faith
the state of those who do not believe in the doctrines of Christ
theoretical indifferentism
maintains that it is of no consequence what religion one follows
growing cold in the practice of faith, a neglect of the duties of the faith
the state of those who do not believe in the doctrines of Christ
the sin of denying even a single truth of the faith or defending a doctrine opposed to any article of the faith
practical indifferentism
growing cold in the practice of the faith, a neglect of the duties of the faith
the state of those who do not believe in the doctrines of Christ
the sin of denying even a single truth of the faith or defending a doctrine opposed to any article of faith
revolt against the authority of the Church
Catholics are forbidden to join any society, no matter what it's name, if it has any of the following marks except:
absolute secrecy
a self-constituted religious worship
a special handshake
blind and unrestricted obedience to it's leaders
opposition to God's Church or to lawfully established government
which is an example of an organization Catholics are forbidden to join?
Knights of Columbus
Freemasons
Lions Club
Kiwanis
The Index of Forbidden Books continues to exist, is regularly updated, and available for viewing on the Vatican website
true
false
We sin by (a) whenever we give up hope of arriving at eternal happiness
We sin by (a) if we continue to sin with the intention of repenting before death comes
What is the mother and queen of virtues?
hope
faith
religion
charity
The fruit of the three theological virtues is the moral virtue of (a)
Which of the following is not one of the complete notions of religion?
object
act
motive
pope
All of following are great acts of prayer except:
thanksgiving
petition
adoration
contrition
all of these are great acts of prayer
act by which God is positively dishonoured include all of the following except:
cursing
lying
sacrilege
blasphemy
divination
explicit or implicit invocation of evil spirits to obtain knowledge of hidden things
pretend science of foretelling future events based on aspects of heavenly bodies
attempts to communicate with the souls of the dead
foretelling the future by the lines on a person's hand
astrology
explicit or implicit invocation of evil sprits to obtain knowledge of hidden things
pretend science of foretelling future events based on aspects of heavenly bodies
attempts to communicate with the souls of the dead
foretelling the future by the lines on a person's hand
necromancy
explicit or implicit invocation of evil spirits to obtain knowledge of hidden things
pretend science of foretelling future events based on aspects of heavenly bodies
attempts to communicate with the souls of the dead
foretelling the future by the lines of a person's hand
palmistry
explicit or implicit invocation of evil spirits to obtain knowledge of hidden things
pretend science of foretelling the future based on aspects of heavenly bodies
attempts to communicate with the souls of the dead
foretelling the future by the lines on a person's hand
Love for (a) is to be the rule and measure of our love towards neighbor
_____ is better than great riches
good name
humility
honour
glory
No kind of food or drink as such is forbidden to man
true
false
The purpose of dress is twofold, to _____ the body and to _____ it
disguise
protect
ornament
improve
Direct and deliberate (a) is always a mortal sin
The family rests on the institution of (a)
Private ownership of material things is not a natural right
true
false
All of the following apply to Church teaching regarding socialism except:
It is better than capitalism
it is wrong
it is a practical impossibility
it is unjust
which of the following is not a quality of Christian charity?
universal
selfish
active
of the heart
"Charity begins at (a) "
Both _____ and _____ tell us the God is the author and last end of our life
reason
will
common sense
revelation
Our actions are morally good or bad according to the degree to which they correspond to God's (a)
General moral
treats the conditions of morality
applies the general principles of morality
freedom of will, law, and conscience
special moral
treats the conditions of morality
applies the general principles of morality
freedom of will, law, and conscience
conditions of morality
treats the conditions of morality
applies the general principles of morality
freedom of will, law, and conscience
freedom
basis norm of morality
external norm of morality
internal norm of morality
law
basis norm of morality
external norm of morality
internal norm of morality
conscience
basis norm of morality
external norm of morality
internal norm of morality
If there is only one motive within the range of intellectual vision, the act of the will in such circumstances is what?
unnecessary
necessary
free
limited
Good or bad actions repeatedly performed become (a)
the law that God has written into the human heart is called (a) law
_____ law is created by people
human positive
divine
natural
common
The connecting link between law and particular acts is (a)
We are always bound to follow what kind of conscience?
unclear
doubtful
certain
necessary
