WorksheetsChoices and consequences
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
. Every moment of our lives is a choice. In fact, “life is what we make it”. Which of the following reminds us of something important about the process of choosing?
A. Making a choice is philosophical.
B. Making a choice is an expression of freedom.
C. Remember that whenever we choose, we get what we want.
D. Remember that whenever we choose, we also give up something.
An idea remains an idea and will never realize unless it is translated into action. What aspect of the intellect or reasoning enables a person’s ideas be translated into action?
A. ego
B. will
C. behavior
D. consciousness
Good should be sought after and evil should be avoided. This is natural law. Which of the following statements tells about such law?
A. To see is to believe.
B. Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder.
C. The voice of the people is the voice of God.
D. Don’t do unto others what you don’t want others do unto you.
We always make choices. We behave the way we do because we believe that our chosen action has more benefits than costs. What theory governs this behavior?
A. Evolution Theory
B. Theory of Existentialism
C. Rational Choice Theory
D. The Theory of Maximization
Consequence either good or bad is defined as a result of an action. Which of the following tells about the relationship between one’s choice and its consequence?
A. Consequence only happens when we allow it to happen.
B. Action is realized only if a person wills it.
C. One’s action is influenced by his way of reasoning out.
D. Every choice we make has an eventual consequence either good or bad.
Learned ideas is useful. The fourfold classification of law is very important because it can be used to evaluate one’s action. Who is the famous philosopher who gave light on the idea of fourfold classification of law?
A. St. Thomas Aquinas
B. Plato
C. William Du Bois
D. Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Action is a realization of one’s thought or idea. One’s choice is a form of action. How is reasoning related to one’s will?
A. The will is volitional.
B. One’s will is guided by his/her reasoning.
C. One’s will guides his/her reasoning.
D. The will is independent from reasoning because they work separately.
Human Law is one among the fourfold classification of law. Which of the following best describes Human Law?
A. Human Law is the same as Natural Law because we live in this planet.
B. Human Law has been here even before the existence of human beings.
C. Directed towards common good, Human Law serves as instrument in the promotion of virtue.
D. Human Law is above other components of the fourfold classification because the rest of the laws are products of human imagination.
Since all things were created by Him we can say that wisdom in everything is drawn out from the wisdom of God. Therefore, seeking for the truth behind everything is seeking for God’s wisdom thus recognizing and understanding what kind of law?
A. Natural Law
B. Human Law
C. Eternal Law
D. Divine Law
The fourfold classification of law is an interrelated but separable categories of law. Which of the following is the combination of fourfold classification of law?
A. Human law, Natural Law, Eternal Law and Divine Law
B. Social law, Natural Law, Eternal Law and Divine Law
C. Social law, Natural Law, Eternal Law and Divine Law
D. Divine Law Human law, Natural Law, Eternal Law and Environmental Law
