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Classwork 9/7

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The "Church" pertains to whom?

a)

bishops, priests, and deacons

b)

religious or consecrated persons

c)

lay faithful

d)

all of the above

2.

The Catholic Church has official teachings on matters of public life. CST means?

(a)  

3.

We are one human family.

a)

dignity of the human person

b)

common good

c)

solidarity

d)

preferential option for the poor

e)

stewardship of creation

4.

We are called to prioritize those who are the least, the last, and the lost.

a)

dignity of the human person

b)

common good

c)

solidarity

d)

preferential option for the poor

e)

stewardship of creation

5.

Charitable actions that respond to people's physical needs and show respect for human dignity.

a)

corporal works of mercy

b)

spiritual works of mercy

c)

spiritual goods

d)

restitution

6.

An action so contrary to the will of God that it results in complete separation from God and his grace.

a)

Mortal sin

b)

social sin

c)

sin

d)

structures of sin

7.

Social action that is an immediate response to a person or group who is suffering or lacking the necessities for a dignified life.

a)

works of charity

b)

works of spirituality

c)

works of mercy

d)

works of save

8.
The Catholic Social Teaching principle that all people should be treated with equal respect and sacredness since they are created in the image of God and have a unique vocation.
a)
Dignity
b)
Preferential Option for the Poor
c)
Universal Destination of Goods
d)
Dignity of the Human Person
9.
The Catholic Social Teaching principle that those oppressed by material deprivation, unjust oppression, illness and other forms of human misery
should be given preferential love since Jesus had a special love for the poor.
a)
Catholic Social Teaching
b)
Preferential Option for the Poor
c)
Stewardship of the Environment
d)
Universal Destination of Goods
10.
The principle that all people are one human family regardless of differences.
a)
Solidarity
b)
Subsidarity
c)
Harmony
d)
Peace
11.
The principle that decision‐making should take place on the lowest level possible
by the people most affected by the decisions.
a)
Participation
b)
Solidarity
c)
Subsidiarity
d)
Universal Destination of Goods
12.
Define common good
a)
the belief that people should work for changes that benefit all
b)
a school at which students live, away from their familes 
c)
the right to vote
d)
unfair treatment of people based on race, gender, or religion
13.

An deliberate offense in word, deed, or desire, against the will of God. Wounds the human nature and injures solidarity.

a)

sin

b)

mortal sin

c)

social sin

d)

structures of sin

14.

Theme of Catholic social teaching: _________ and Responsibilities.

a)

God's Creation

b)

Rights

c)

Participation

15.

Theme of Catholic social teaching: Dignity of Work and the ________________________________.

a)

Participation

b)

Rights of Workers

c)

Poor and Vulnerable

16.

When we oppose every form of injustice in society. We are promoting __________________.

a)

protesting

b)

praying

c)

social justice

17.

With every human right comes ...

a)

responsibility

b)

Call to Family, Community, and Participation

c)

Option for the Poor and Vulnerable

18.

Care for the earth is not just an Earth Day slogan, it is a requirement of our faith.

a)

Care for God's Creation

b)

Solidarity

c)

Option for the Poor and Vulnerable

19.

Theme of Catholic social teaching: Care for ______________

a)

Rights of Workers

b)

Social Justice

c)

God's Creation

20.

Why is social justice important?

a)

it protects the habitats of endangered animals

b)

it promotes a cleaner and healthier environment

c)

it promotes and works toward a society that celebrates diversity and equality

21.

What is social justice?

a)

lack of fairness or justice.

b)

justice in terms of the distribution of wealth, opportunities, and privileges within a society.

c)

a feeling or expression of admiration, approval, or gratitude

22.

An example of advocating for social justice includes

a)

speaking up against discrimination

b)

supporting employment rights

c)

volunteering your time to help those in need

d)

all of the above