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Worksheets10.4 Justice Quiz
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
Which of the following is an example of Catholic Social Teaching?
Blessed are the poor in spirit
Human Dignity
Love thy neighbour
Thou shalt not bear false witness
What is social Justice?
Fairness and equality
Power and wealth
Exclusion and discrimination
Protesting and violence
Why is Social Justice important?
All human beings are entitled to the same human rights
All human beings are alike in dignity
So that some people have access to benefits over others
So that governments can have power over the rights of citizens
Which of the following stories involving Jesus best captures the importance of fairness and equality:
The Prodigal Son
The Good Samaritan
The Parable of the Sower
The Parable of the Mustard seed
Which of the following is NOT a Catholic Social Teaching
Life and Dignity
Care for our common home
Subsidiarity
Wealth and power
Which of the following is NOT a human right:
The right to life
The right to an education
The right to practice religion
The right to discriminate and ridicule others
Which of the following social justice organisations are Catholic organisations:
Salvation Army
St. Vincent De Paul Society
Caritas Australia
Anglicare
Being treated differently due to your gender, age, race, religion etc. is referred to as:
Intolerance
Discrimination
Acceptance
Tolerance
What does the acronym CST stand for?
Consumer Services Tax
Church, Scripture and Tradition
Catholic Social Teaching
Central Standard Time
None of the above
When did CST begin?
With Jesus
In 1891
At the end of Vatican II (after 1965)
Nobody knows
What Church document is recognised as being the first as trying to address the issues of the time, thus acknowledged as being the first, formal document outlining some of principles of CST?
Laudato Si (2015)
All the documents of Vatican II (1963-1965)
Rerum Novarum (1891)
Nobody knows
Where or on what are the CST based?
Scripture
Tradition
Reason
Experience
All of the above
Often in discussions, the two feet of CST are mentioned. What are they?
Justice and Peace
Justice and Charity
Peace and Love
Jesus and Tradition
Church and World
The 'pastoral' cycle or 'reflective' model is often used as a process to help people work through CST? Which one of the following best describes this?
Teach, Evaluate, Change
Teach, Reflect, Change
See, Reflect (Judge), Act
Experience, Evaluate, Act
Peace requires...
Trust and war
Love and prayer
love and goodwill
trust and goodwill
Every women and man are created in...
The example of Jesus and God
The image and likeness of harmonies
The image and likeness of God
None of the Above
What is an encyclical?
Book written by cardinals about issues
A letter written by the Pope about an issue
An article written by the Pope about love
A letter written by the world to the Pope on an issue
Which harmony would be restored through the Eucharist in Mass?
God
Self
Others
Creation
Holding onto strong emotions and anger does not allow you to have which harmony?
God
Self
Others
Creation
Harmony with Creation can be done by...
Going for walks
Talking to others
Reduce, reuse, recycle
Reconciliation
Resisting temptation is linked to which harmony?
God
Self
Others
Creation
