The unnecessary use of resources such as water, electricity and food.

It is stealing a person to get ransom or money for the release of the victim.

A person wilfully destroys or damages another person’s property.

It is using another person’s work without his or her knowledge.

The Tenth Commandment states, “Do not covet your neighbor’s goods.” What does the word “covet” speak about?

How is loving one’s neighbour related to the seventh commandment? When one __________

When a person is contented with what he had, which commandment is he obeying?

What virtue moderates us from being attached to the worldly goods?

It is the passionate desire for riches and the power that comes with them.

To write something untrue that could destroy a person’s good name.

An insincere praise, mostly untrue, about a person’s appearance or attitude.

It is exaggerating one’s qualities or actions to gain admiration from others.

It is lying to save one’s face or to preserve one’s good image before others.

A person talks maliciously about other people.

Courage is needed to tell the truth.

Tell the truth and you will be set free.

Telling the truth can save someone.

We do not have to tell the truth always.

We can tell a lie so as not to hurt others.

Everyone has the right to know the truth.

We can be at peace when we tell the truth.

Telling the truth will just out us into trouble.

We are asked to imitate Jesus for He is the Truth.

God gave us the 8th Commandment to protect the life, honor, and good name of a person.

The 7^th and 10^th commandments uphold the value of respect and care not only for our things but also for the property of others.

Wealth is the most important thing in life.

We show justice to those who are good to us; to those who are not, it is alright to be unjust.

We should take care of our own property and the gifts given to us by God.

Sharing with the needy is the best way to show our love for God.