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Grade 11_Quiz # 5

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The teachings of Christianity are based on __________ which St. Augustine and Thomas Aquinas arguments are rooted.

a)

Work of man

b)

Faith

c)

Revelation of God

d)

Love of God

2.

Which of the following BEST describes the concept of embodiment?

a)

Human person is essentially his/her body and nothing more

b)

Human person is essentially his/her spirit and nothing more

c)

Human person is essentially the unity of his/her body and the spirit

d)

Human person  is essentially a separate entity of the body and the spirit

3.

It is a general term which refers to the deepest and natural behavior of a person that distinguish human from animals. It consists of collective traits that formed and considered the very essence of humanity.

a)

Human being

b)

Human nature

c)

Man

d)

Person

4.

In Hinduism, the most sacred sound and the root of the universe and everything that exists and it continues to hold everything together.

a)

Moksha

b)

Samsara

c)

Karma

d)

Aum

5.

Which of the following is not a characteristic of “soul”?

a)

Material

b)

Immaterial

c)

Immutable

d)

Indestructible

6.

Refers to the person having a clear perception of one self, including his thoughts, emotions, identity and actions.

a)

Self-determination

b)

Self-awareness

c)

Dignity

d)

Externality

7.

A continuous cycle of birth and rebirth.

a)

Karma

b)

Samsara

c)

Karma

d)

Moksha

8.

According to Socrates, this soul feeds itself, grows, reproduces, and has feelings.

a)

Rational soul

b)

Vegetative soul

c)

Sensitive soul

d)

Ideogenesis

9.

Who said, “Man is a rational animal?”

a)

Plato

b)

Socrates

c)

Thomas Aquinas

d)

Aristotle

10.

The second Noble Truth.

a)

Life is full of suffering

b)

The way to liberation is Moksha

c)

Suffering is caused by passionate desires, lusts, and cravings

d)

Enlightenment is through meditation

11.

A soul that is capable of thinking, reasoning, willing, reflecting, and deciding apart from sensing and growing.

a)

Hylomorphic

b)

Rational

c)

Vegetative

d)

Sensitive

12.

It is innate in the nature of human being and is not defined by outside factors like intelligence, beauty, skills, etc.

a)

Free will

b)

Self-awareness

c)

Dignity

d)

Personhood

13.

The creator god of the trimurti.

a)

Brahma

b)

Vishnu

c)

Krishna

d)

Shiva

14.

What are the components of a human person?

a)

Self-awareness, self-determination, externality, dignity

b)

Rational soul, vegetative soul, sensitive soul

c)

Body, soul, spirit

d)

Body, soul

15.

An enlightened state of Hinduism wherein one attains one’s true selfhood and finds oneself one with the Brahman.

a)

Nirvana

b)

Samsara

c)

Moksha

d)

Karma

16.

It is the capacity to choose a course of action from various alternatives.

a)

Choice

b)

Decision-making

c)

Motivation

d)

Free will

17.

It is the term commonly used to represent the entire human race.

a)

Human being

b)

Human nature

c)

Man

d)

Person

18.

A view that human person is just essentially the unity of his/her body and spirit.

a)

Embodied spirit view

b)

Disembodied spirit view

c)

Unspirited body view

d)

Dichotomy

19.

Who said, “Human beings alone, without God, are bound to fail”?

a)

St. Augustine

b)

Thomas Aquinas

c)

Anselm

d)

St. Paul

20.

A criminal who have committed a very heinous crime can still be considered a human person despite of his cruelty and inhumane act. The statement is __________.

a)

True, the dignity is still retained in spite of his actions because it is his inherent right.

b)

False, the dignity of human is removed once they don't treat other people just and right

c)

Neither A or B

d)

None of the above