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WorksheetsFinals review Grade 12 ( 1st semester)
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 37mins
Catholic social doctrine must be apprehended as a whole, lest aspects of it be taken out of context and unduly elevated or criticized.
True
False
“Social sin,” when applied to institutions or structures, allows individual persons to bear greatly diminished moral culpability for their actions.
True
False
Civil authority is analogous to parental authority, and it is intended to be a participation in God’s governance over Creation
True
False
The traditional cultures of the ancient world prized human life, but Christianity showed them how to appreciate life in the fullness of truth.
True
False
The conditions necessary for human fulfillment can only be found in society
True
False
The ancient teaching of the Church is that we may assign relative values to people based on their usefulness, attractiveness, or other criteria so long as we do not presume to judge their souls.
True
False
Catholic social doctrine is the application of Christ’s teaching to the many problems and opportunities facing individuals pursuing their private good.
True
False
Concupiscence is the human inclination toward good behavior in keeping with our true, God-given nature.
True
False
The Church’s teaching on solidarity elevates the rights of immigrants over a country’s desire to limit newcomers and protect its borders.
True
False
Human beings and chimpanzees are the only animals that can will to care for other creatures and find a way to exercise such care with maximal effectiveness.
True
False
Since even before Original Sin, work has been an integral part of being human.
True
False
While the promises made by the prophets might have seemed extravagant to the people of Israel, the reality of God made flesh exceeded all expectations
True
False
Cain and Abel transmitted to their descendants a human nature wounded by original sin and hence deprived of original holiness and justice
True
False
In the life of the Church and in the lives of the saints, we glimpse the beginnings of a fulfillment and happiness that will be perfected for us in Heaven.
True
False
Any social order that is based on a principle other than the respect for transcendent human dignity is, to varying degrees, disordered.
True
False
When the (a) breaks down, society suffers the way a body suffers when its cells are attacked by disease.
This theory, which can be manifested in the different treatment of people based solely on race, is a violation of human dignity and a sin against justice. (a)
What is an individual substance of a rational nature?
(a)
(a) is the the fundamental unit of society and of the Church, based upon the marriage of a man and a woman and including their children
(a) is the quality of being worthy or honorable, every person has it by virtue of being endowed by God with certain characteristics that are distinctive in human beings
The Magisterium introduces no new Revelation; rather, it interprets (a) , which ended with the Apostles.
Since the nineteenth century, Catholic (a) (2 words) has occupied an increasingly prominent place in the Church’s public teaching in response to upheavals in the world order and radical changes in living conditions.
Pope (a) wrote Rerum Novarum, a watershed moment for Catholic social doctrine.
The (a) shredded Europe’s Christian unity and weakened the bonds within societies, leading to revolts against established authority
Not a violent uprising with battles in the streets, the (a) was a comprehensive change in social economy and industry brought about by advances in technology.
Over the course of centuries, Catholic (a) , implicit in the Scriptures, has been worked out theologically and practically by the Church’s Magisterium.
Pessimistic about the ability of ordinary people to bring about a just order in society through democratic means, (a) advocated violent uprising as a solution to the struggles between social classes.
Pope Leo XIII rejected (a) capitalism yet condemned communism as an unacceptable alternative.
St. (a) mobilized his congregation to serve everyone hurt by these afflictions, organizing many charitable institutions.
Who were the pioneering figures in the Church’s active and doctrinal response to society’s problems?
(a)
(a) is a variety of political and economic theories that sometimes advocate violence but always advocate a high degree of control over— or outright ownership of— the means of production, distribution, and exchange
(a) is an authoritative papal letter usually addressed to all the bishops of the world and treating a matter of great importance
(a) is a former federation of communist republics established in 1922 whose capital was Moscow
In Marxist ideology, (a) is the never-ending conflict between the owners and working classes based on their opposing interests
Some rights, called natural rights, It belong to us simply because we are persons created by God. What are the examples of our natural rights?
Right to life
Right to personal and vocational freedom
Right to Kill
Right to hold property
Right to bodily integrity
What is the formation of new life through a married couple’s cooperation with God and in response to their vocation?
Pro-life
Family
Ecology
Procreation
From the Greek for a “house” or “dwelling,” this science deals with the relations of living organisms to their surroundings and environmental issues
Ecology
Stewardship
Eminent domain
Racism
What are the conditions in fulfilling the conditions of a vow ?
a simple promise, devotion to prayer, and family approval.
a promise of commitment, a career move, and devotion to prayer.
a simple promise, serious obligation, and obedience
a promise of commitment, serious obligation, and free will.
What is that light of the intellect, infused in human beings by God, through which we can discern human rights?
(a)
What is the meaning of Didache ?
(a)
Because human beings are social by nature, we need to find ways of...
living together
tolerating differences
ensuring justice and fairness
keeping order
All are correct.
The early Church, as seen in the Acts of the Apostles, was a(n)__________________comprising imperfect men and women who strived daily to put the teachings of Christ into practice.
dominion
prophet
Communion of Saint
perfect society
What is the antithesis of solidarity is which obscures the relational dimension of the person?
solidarity
secularism
individuaism
racism
What do you call the quality of every human being by reason of having been created in the image and likeness of God, ; certain characteristics distinctive in human beings, such as work and freedom, also have this quality?
Dignity
Poverty
Preferential option for the poor
Direct aid
What is the term commonly used to identify individuals and organizations that oppose abortion and other affronts to human dignity?
(a)
A covenant or partnership for life between one man and one woman, ordered to the good of the spouses and the procreation and upbringing of children.
(a)
A Christian tendency derived from Christ’s favoring of the disadvantaged over the well-off.
(a)
The role of a(n) (a) was to call people to repent and to worship the one, true God and to treat with special care the most vulnerable members of society.
An individual substance of a rational nature, complete in itself, uncommunicable, and having responsibilities and rights as well as the essential elements of distinctiveness, uniqueness, intelligence, and will.
(a)
The Church, which is founded by Christ, is...
a.universal, transcending nations and border
b. the Communion of Saints because she excludes sinners.
c. in opposition to the world, which is domain of the Devil.
d. unitive, bringing together people divided by sin and misunderstanding
e. Both A and D are correct.
The___________________ is a unity of faith and charity comprised of the faithful on earth as well as the Holy Souls in Purgatory and the blessed in Heaven.
communion of saints
freedom
perfect society
knowledge
What is the responsible and just use of the world’s resources?
(a)
This legal principle of civil law states that a government can claim private property, with compensation to the owner, because of a legitimate and overriding public concern
(a)
God gave human beings (a) over creation with the obligation to fulfill that duty responsibly in accord with justice.
The narrative of Creation in the Book of Genesis reveals all of the following except that...
God is the origin of all Creation.
the individual is the basic cell of human society
God has given human beings dominion over the world and everything in it
human nature is not haphazard but governed by divinely appointed laws
God created our first parents in a state of marriage.
The theory that distinctive human characteristics and abilities are determined by race
(a)
It begins with the family, which begins, in the created order, with marriage
(a)
The many results of Original Sin do not include ...
(a)
St.Augustine said, “If you see charity, you see ...
the face of God.
the Trinity.
Christian witness.
love in action.
prayer in action
The condition of want experienced by those who are poor, whom Christ called blessed, and for whom he has a special love.
Poverty
Justice
rights
responsibility
