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WorksheetsCh 5 & 6 Test
Total questions: 39
Worksheet time: 20mins
Rights refers to those things we owe society
True
False
People hopeless about life, who may be suffering from psychological illness
Poverty of the Soul
Poverty of Addiction
Poverty of Spirit
One of the causes of World Hunger is overpopulation
True
False
In 2010, ____% of US citizens lived below the poverty line
5
10
15
20
__ million children died of hunger in 2008 before they reached age 5
1
3
6
9
According to a 2012 Natural Resources Defense Council report, Americans discard __% of the food supply each year
20
25
40
45
How you treat the less fortunate is integral to your salvation
True
False
Which of the Parables is not about Jesus' care for the poor
Good Samaritan
Lazarus and the Rich Man
Final Judgement
Sower and the Seed
Seek things such as possessions, prestige, beauty, and sex to fulfill a desire for lasting joy and happiness, eventually finding themselves unfulfilled
Poverty of the Soul
Poverty of Addiction
Poverty of Spirit
Connected with first Beatitude and a person’s dependence on God for all needs. Seen as a positive form of poverty
Poverty of the Soul
Poverty of Addiction
Poverty of Spirit
Poverty ultimately shows the need for Christ and the graces of Redemption
True
False
First priority of governments should be
Human Rights
Economy
Military Power
Political Power
The Church is not a political society, nor is she bound to any government
True
False
The Church says the best form of government is a monarchy
True
False
The Church says one of the important aspects that makes democracy good and work is a balance of power
True
False
Relativism is present in the political sphere when people claim that whatever the majority decides is true
True
False
St John Paul II said that a subjective worldview like relativism can lead democracies to a form of totalitarianism
True
False
The Church sees anarchy as a good thing
True
False
If an authority is unjust a person still has an obligation to follow it
True
False
Which of these is not one of the guidelines on what true authority should look like:
Authority must be guided by the moral law
Authority must recognize, respect, and promote essential human and moral values
Authority must enact just laws, laws that correspond to the dignity of the human person
Authority must crush any opposition to it
The family does not exist for the society or the State, but society and the State exist for the family
True
False
Responsibilities refers to the things owed to us by society
True
False
The sources of our rights is from society and consensus of what is owed us
True
False
Our rights being present in each person, regardless of time or location
Universal
Inviolable
Inalienable
Our rights must not be assaulted or violated because they are inherent in the human person and come directly from God
Universal
Inviolable
Inalienable
Our rights cannot be taken away because they are inherent and beyond challenge
Universal
Inviolable
Inalienable
According to the Principal of subsidiarity who should be making decisions and providing for the individual
The individual and the social group closest to them
Big and remote government
Br. Tom
It is a moral duty to vote
True
False
Which of these is not a Corporal Work of Mercy
Bury the Dead
Visit the Sick
Clothe the Naked
Bear Wrongs Patiently
Which of these is not a Spiritual Work of Mercy
Admonish the Ignorant
Feed the Hungry
Comfort the Sorrowful
Counsel the Doubtful
Freely giving money or goods to the poor as an act of penance or fraternal charity
Almsgiving
Evangelization
Works of Charity
Actions that provide an immediate response to a person or group who is suffering or in need of the basic necessities for a dignified life
Almsgiving
Evangelization
Works of Charity
Proclamation of Christ and his Gospel by word and the testimony of life in fulfillment of Christ’s command
Almsgiving
Evangelization
Works of Charity
Which of these is NOT one of the two situations in which the government should not allow its citizens to follow their conscience
Doing so harms another
Doing so goes against the government
Impedes on the consciences of others
Which of these is false about the Church's preferential option for the poor
Involves a commitment to transform unjust social structures that are the causes of poverty
From the example of Jesus, the Church has always had a special concern for the poor
Includes ministering, giving alms, food and shelter, medical care, education
Proposes taking money from the rich to give to the poor
Which of these is NOT a way we talked about that show Jesus lived a life of poverty
Called no place home
Only had 12 Apostles
Relied on generosity of others for support
Died with no possessions
Which of these is NOT true about the Sabbatical Year
Land was not to be farmed
Happened every seven years
Slaves set free
Restore ancestral lands to families that may have lost them
Which of these is NOT true about the Jubilee Year
Happened every fifty years
Land was not to be farmed
Emancipating indentured servants
Restore ancestral lands to families that may have lost them
Which of these is NOT one of the ways we connected the sacrament of the Eucharist and the Church's commitment to the poor
Liturgical life of the Church is not separate from her life of charity and justice
Because of this great privilege of receiving Christ’s very Body, we must be compelled to serve him in the least of his people
Jesus said the poor you will always have with you but you will not always have me
To receive in truth the Body and Blood of Christ given up for us, we must recognize Christ in the poorest
