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EsP 10-N 2nd TrimEx Review

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

These are proof that human beings are capable of showing compassion to those who are in need of help.

a)

Random acts of kindness

b)

Human acts

c)

Acts of man

d)

Decision-making

2.

It is an act which proceeds from the knowledge of the intellect and the free decision of the human will.

a)

Act of man

b)

Human act

c)

Random act of kindness

d)

Decision-making

3.

The human act must be based on this which is composed of two powers: cognitive and appetitive.

a)

good

b)

reason

c)

emotion

d)

circumstance

4.

It is the goal of a human act; eudaimonia.

a)

Self-fulfillment

b)

Wealth

c)

Contentment

d)

Happiness

5.

It refers to the thing with which the action is principally involved.

a)

Object or Nature of the Act

b)

Intention

c)

Circumstance

d)

Fruition

6.

It is the condition which is outside the essence of human act and yet affects the result of the human act.

a)

Volition

b)

Fruition

c)

Circumstance

d)

Intention

7.

It is a process which uses mental reasoning and intellectual thinking, and allows the person to examine different alternatives before committing to a certain course of action.

a)

Logical Thinking

b)

Decision-making

c)

Cross-examining

d)

Volunteering

8.

It is a perspective of decision-making wherein decisions are based on a set of needs, preferences, and values that the decision maker has.

a)

Psychological Perspective

b)

Cognitive Perspective

c)

Normative Perspective

d)

Appetitive Perspective

9.

It is a method that helps clarify and summarize the strengths as well as the weaknesses, threats, and opportunities facing the person or an activity.

a)

SWOT Analysis

b)

Elimination Process

c)

Simple Prioritization

d)

Preference List

10.

It is when one examines the alternatives, chooses one that is satisfactory, and doesn't obsess over other options but moves on after making a decision.

a)

Pros and Cons

b)

Satisficing

c)

Divination

d)

Based on Authority

11.

It is a decision-making technique wherein the largest block in a group decides, even though they are less in number.

a)

Consensus Decision-Making

b)

Averaging

c)

Majority Voting

d)

Plurality

12.

"Evaluate the identified alternatives." is in which order in the decision-making process?

a)

2nd

b)

3rd

c)

4th

d)

6th

13.

It refers to the skill and good judgment in the use of resources and the ability to govern and discipline one’s self.

a)

Docility

b)

Prudence

c)

Service

d)

Fortitude

14.

They are non-Muslim and non-Christian indigenous people from the southern part of the Philippines.

a)

Aeta

b)

Bakwit

c)

Badjao

d)

Lumad

15.

They are actions done because of ignorance, fear, violence, or habits.

a)

Acts of man

b)

Human acts

c)

Decisions

d)

Volitions

16.

They are practices that deal with saving lives of people and alleviating poverty and suffering in the society and can be done in various scales which includes people coming together in organized groups in order to help provide assistance to the poor, hungry, and needy.

a)

Acts of man

b)

Human acts

c)

Humanitarian acts

d)

Volunteering

17.

It is the common backbone of all creeds of different religious groups.

a)

God

b)

Love

c)

Charity

d)

Faith

18.

It is considered as the root of all good works.

a)

Love

b)

Charity

c)

Faith

d)

Hope

19.

It is a firm belief that God will never leave those who believe in Him; a disposition that allows a believer to experience a peaceful or worry-free life.

a)

Faith

b)

Love

c)

Hope

d)

Trust

20.

It refers to a set of actions or solutions that are put in place or are performed to provide a repeatable and consistent set of outcomes, deliverables and performance for people, organizations, and systems that represent consumers and beneficiaries of such results.

a)

Habit

b)

Service

c)

Involvement

d)

Volunteering

21.

Which statement supports the Machiavellian idea that “the end justifies the means?”

a)

An evil action that is done with a good intention becomes good in itself.

b)

A good action that is done on account of an evil intention becomes evil in itself.

c)

An evil act, which is done on account of an evil intention, is grievously wrong.

d)

An indifferent act may either become good or bad, depending on the intention.

22.

It is a virtue that means the capacity to recover quickly from difficulties.

a)

Flexibility

b)

Resilience

c)

Perseverance

d)

Tenacity

23.

Man’s faith in God can be expressed in his faith in God’s blessings, and that man’s appreciation of the Giver is manifested when he maximizes the gift.

a)

True

b)

False

24.

The moral imperative to establish a relationship with God is just a response of man to God’s invitation to use His gift of life lavishly.

a)

True

b)

False

25.

An action done due to ignorance can be excused and can eventually be considered an authentic human act.

a)

True

b)

False