Virtues are spiritual powers, or (a)   or behaviors, that help us do what is right and avoid what is wrong.

a. graces

b. gifts of the Spirit

c. charisms

d. habits

The theological virtues are gifts from God that link us more closely to God the (a)   .

a. Father

b. Son

c. Holy Spirit

d. all of the above

The theological virtues are (a)   .

a. faith, prudence, and love

b. faith, hope, and charity

c. faith, hope, and justice

d. fortitude, hope, and love

The virtue of (a)   is the gift of God’s invitation to believe in him and respond to his invitation.

a. faith

b. hope

c. charity

d. none of the above

The virtue of (a)   enables us to love God and to love our neighbors as ourselves.

a. faith

b. hope

c. charity

d. none of the above

(a)   enables us to trust in God and keeps us focused on the kingdom of heaven.

a. Faith

b. Hope

c. Charity

d. none of the above

Prudence, justice, fortitude, and temperance are called the (a)   virtues.

a. moral

b. capital

c. catholic

d. none of the above

The virtue of (a)   is the virtue of spiritual common sense.

a. prudence

b. justice

c. fortitude

d. temperance

The virtue of (a)   moderates our quest for pleasure.

a. prudence

b. justice

c. fortitude

d. temperance

. The virtue of (a)   directs us to give to others what is rightfully theirs.

a. prudence

b. justice

c. fortitude

d. temperance

The virtue of (a)   is the courage to do or say the right thing.

a. prudence

b. justice

c. fortitude

d. temperance

God created us as (a)   that are to live in a community.

a. missionaries

b. social creatures

c. organizations

d. all of the above

A (a)   is a group of people who share a common culture, common interests, and common activities.

a. parish

b. community

c. society

d. civic organization

Living for the common good of all members of society can be reached by living the (a)   .

a. Great Commandment

b. Corporal Works of Mercy

c. Spiritual Works of Mercy

d. all of the above

All authority within a society flows from (a)   .

a. God

b. the people

c. the legislature

d. the common good

True authority in a just society (a)   .

a. maintains good order

b. creates just and moral laws

c. inspires respect for all

d. all of the above

(a)   is when an individual cooperates with another working against human life and human rights.

a. Social sin

b. The common good

c. Social justice

d. none of the above

We take part in social sin when we (a)   .

a. protect evil-doers

b. approve of another’s wrongdoing

c. participate freely in another’s sin

d. all of the above

(a)   founded the Catholic Worker Movement and worked to build a just society.

a. Saint Francis of Assisi

b. Pope Leo XIII

c. Dorothy Day

d. Pope John Paul II