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Vices and Virtues Bank

Total questions: 128

Worksheet time: 1hrs 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Honoring leaders

a)

Observance

b)

Intemperance

c)

Gratitude

d)

perserverance

2.

secretly injuring someone's name; gossip

a)

reviling

b)

tithing

c)

backbiting

d)

harrasment

3.

Recognizing the incredible value of God and of other people

a)

prudence

b)

hope

c)

honor

d)

justice

4.

Opposing vice to fortitude, small spirit, backs away from challenges due to fear

a)

temperance

b)

insensibility

c)

pusillanimity

d)

Magnanimity

5.

Sub virtue of fortitude; helps us carry through despite difficulties

a)

perfection

b)

patience

c)

perserverance

d)

prudence

6.

Fortitude helps us with a __________ to resist temptations

a)

judgment

b)

constancy

c)

resolve

d)

passion

7.

Fortitude helps us with

a)

firmness

b)

flexibility

c)

dryness

d)

kindness

8.

habitual desire to give myself to serving God

a)

devotion

b)

virtue

c)

religion

d)

kindness

9.

Weighing the evidence to judge

a)

judgment

b)

virtue

c)

decisiveness

d)

Fortitude

10.

Intending the comfort and pleasure of those around

a)

Gentleness

b)

Goodness

c)

Truth

d)

Kindness

11.

How we honor God

a)

Truth

b)

Justice

c)

Faith

d)

Religion

12.

opposing vice of fortitiude; easily bent out of shape

a)

goodness

b)

softness

c)

completeness

d)

wellness

13.

Standing your ground, not giving in

a)

stubborness

b)

Justice

c)

anger

d)

derision

14.

Our words and deeds correspond to reality

a)

Kindness

b)

Justice

c)

Faith

d)

Truth

15.

Publicly and directly attacking one's honor

a)

reviling

b)

derision

c)

ruefully

d)

backbiting

16.

Courage

a)

patience

b)

Prudence

c)

Fortitude

d)

Justice

17.

Helps us enjoy pleasures moderately and places them in their proper place in the creation of goods

a)

prudence

b)

fortitude

c)

observance

d)

temperance

18.

Faith, Hope and Charity

a)

Theological Virtues

b)

Moral Virtues

c)

Cardinal Virtues

d)

Intellectual Virtues

19.

Allows our belief in God, and in all that He has said and revealed to us

a)

faith

b)

prayer

c)

charity

d)

justice

20.

Helps us to stay constant and firm in our will to give what is due to God and to each other.

a)

prudence

b)

faith

c)

piety

d)

justice

21.

having too high an opinion of yourself

a)

pride

b)

arrogance

c)

greed

d)

envy

e)

gluttony

22.

treating others as worthless inferiors

a)

pride

b)

arrogance

c)

greed

d)

envy

e)

gluttony

23.

having an extreme desire for wealth

a)

pride

b)

arrogance

c)

greed

d)

envy

e)

gluttony

24.

being jealous

a)

pride

b)

arrogance

c)

greed

d)

envy

e)

gluttony

25.

another word for jealous

(a)  

26.

eating and drinking in excess

a)

pride

b)

arrogance

c)

greed

d)

envy

e)

gluttony

27.

being lazy

a)

pride

b)

arrogance

c)

indolence

d)

envy

e)

gluttony

28.

having high moral standards

a)

integrity

b)

honesty

c)

moderation

d)

prudence

e)

valor

29.

being truthful

a)

integrity

b)

honesty

c)

moderation

d)

prudence

e)

valor

30.

A person who exercises self-control is...

(a)  

31.

A person who makes decisions carefully is...

(a)  

32.

being open-minded and patient

a)

tolerance

b)

honesty

c)

moderation

d)

prudence

e)

valor

33.

A person who works hard is...

a)

diligent

b)

tolerant

c)

valiant

d)

honest

e)

loyal

34.

Brave/Courageous

a)

diligent

b)

tolerant

c)

valiant

d)

honest

e)

loyal

35.

A person who makes long-lasting decisions is...

a)

diligent

b)

tolerant

c)

valiant

d)

honest

e)

resolute

36.

immoral or wicked behavior

a)

Virtue

b)

Vice

c)

Faith

d)

Charity

37.

a good habit that helps us to do good and avoid evil

a)

Vice

b)

Virtue

c)

Love

d)

Prudence

38.

three supernatural habits of faith, hope, and charity

a)

Virtues

b)

Vices

c)

Cardinal Virtues

d)

Theological Virtues

39.

the supernatural virtue that we receive from God which helps us to believe in all that he has revealed through the Bible, Jesus, and the Church

a)

Charity

b)

Faith

c)

Hope

d)

Prudence

40.

the supernatural virtue that helps us to trust in God

a)

Faith

b)

Charity

c)

Hope

d)

Temperance

41.

the supernatural virtue we receive from God that helps us to love our neighbor more than ourselves

a)

Faith

b)

Hope

c)

Charity

d)

Fortitude

42.

four main virtues or habits of good actions

a)

Theological Virtues

b)

Cardinal Virtues

c)

Virtues

d)

Vices

43.

helps us to do good and avoid evil by making correct decisions of life

a)

Temperance

b)

Fortitude

c)

Prudence

d)

Justice

44.

moves us to respect the rights and dignity of all human beings

a)

Prudence

b)

Justice

c)

Temperance

d)

Fortitude

45.

helps us to enjoy pleasures with moderation

a)

Fortitude

b)

Prudence

c)

Temperance

d)

Justice

46.

strength and determination in loving God and one's neighbor

a)

Prudence

b)

Fortitude

c)

Justice

d)

Temperance

47.

When are the theological virtues given to us?

a)

confirmation

b)

at birth

c)

reconciliation

d)

baptism

48.

How do we acquire the Cardinal Virtues?

a)

At Baptism

b)

At Confirmation

c)

At Reconciliation

d)

By Practice

49.

What is NOT an example of a virtue?

a)

Patience

b)

Humility

c)

Pride

d)

Kindness

50.

What is NOT an example of a vice?

a)

Envy

b)

Patience

c)

Gluttony

d)

Anger

51.

What are the two types of virtues. Explain each one.

4 lines
52.

How can we practice the theological virtues of faith, hope and love?

4 lines
53.

How can we practice the cardinal virtues?

4 lines
54.

Which one of these is NOT a cardinal virtue

a)

Justice

b)

Temperance

c)

Charity

d)

Fortitude

55.

Which virtue consists in the constant and firm will to give their due to God and neighbor

a)

Justice

b)

Prudence

c)

Temperance

d)

Fortitude

56.

Which one of these descriptions describe Temperance

a)

This virtue enables us to determine what action is required in a given situation, and it moves us to do the action. 

b)

This virtue enables us to control our passions and desires. It allows us to act moderately and responsibly

c)

This virtue consists in the constant and firm will to give their due to God and neighbor

d)

 This virtue enables us to confront difficulties or dangers, with courage and hope.

57.

The theological virtue that enables us to believe in God and all that He has revealed.

a)

love

b)

charity

c)

faith

d)

hope

58.

Which of the following is NOT a theological virtue?

a)

charity

b)

hope

c)

faith

d)

patience

59.

Helps us respect the rights of others and treat others fairly.

a)

Justice

b)

Fortitude

c)

Faith

d)

Hope

60.

The virtue by which we firmly believe all the truths God has revealed

a)

Prudence

b)

Justice

c)

Temperance

d)

Faith

61.
The virtue by which we hold firm in pursuing the good, despite difficulty or dangers.
a)
Prudence
b)
Justice
c)
Temperance
d)
Fortitude
62.
The virtue that enables us to carry out our duties even if doing so might require great sacrifice and suffering.
a)
Prudence
b)
Justice
c)
Temperance
d)
Fortitude
63.
The virtue by which we give each one what is due to him or her. 
a)
Prudence
b)
Justice
c)
Temperance
d)
Fortitude
64.
We usually associate this virtue with food or drink. 
a)
Prudence
b)
Justice
c)
Temperance
d)
Fortitude
65.

The four Cardinal virtues are:

a)

Prudence, Fortitude, Justice, Temperance

b)

Prucende, Trust, Justice, Loyalty

c)

Justice, Honor, Charity, Peace

d)

None of the above

66.

Virtues develop

a)

only when we become an adult.

b)

when a person becomes an adolescent.

c)

automatically as we grow older.

d)

with practice and prayer

67.

The opposite of virtues are

a)

vices

b)

indulgences

c)

mantras

d)

plagarism

68.

The ability to recognize what is right from wrong, and essential from what is not essential is the virtue of (a)  

69.
The virtue by which we hold firm in pursuing the good, despite difficulty or dangers.
a)
Prudence
b)
Justice
c)
Temperance
d)
Fortitude
70.
The virtue that helps us to judge what is truly good and to choose the right means of attaining it.
a)
Prudence
b)
Justice
c)
Temperance
d)
Fortitude
71.
The virtue that enables us to carry out our duties even if doing so might require great sacrifice and suffering.
a)
Prudence
b)
Justice
c)
Temperance
d)
Fortitude
72.
The virtue by which we give each one what is due to him or her. 
a)
Prudence
b)
Justice
c)
Temperance
d)
Fortitude
73.
We usually associate this virtue with food or drink. 
a)
Prudence
b)
Justice
c)
Temperance
d)
Fortitude
74.
The virtue needed whenever we are faced with a difficult decision. 
a)
Prudence
b)
Justice
c)
Temperance
d)
Fortitude
75.
The virtue by which we control our passions and desires.
a)
Prudence
b)
Justice
c)
Temperance
d)
Fortitude
76.
 The virtue by which we give each one what is due to him or her. 
a)
Prudence
b)
Justice
c)
Temperance
d)
Fortitude
77.

The four Cardinal virtues are:

a)

Prudence, Fortitude, Justice, Temperance

b)

Prucende, Trust, Justice, Loyalty

c)

Justice, Honor, Charity, Peace

d)

None of the above

78.

What are virtues good for?

a)

They tend to sap and wear down our energies.

b)

They help us earn more money.

c)

They bring the integration of human capabilities.

d)

They allow us to study better.

79.

What is the virtue of Prudence about?

a)

To give each person what they deserve.

b)

It allows us to judge right from wrong.

c)

Helps us in overcoming difficulties.

d)

Helps us be more charitable.

80.

What is the main characteristic of Perseverance?

a)

To continue working towards a goal.

b)

To give up when trying to accomplish something.

c)

To say things in the right way.

d)

To discard any bad alternatives.

81.

What is the main characteristic of Temperance?

a)

To keep on pushing towards goals.

b)

To judge the best alternative in a choice.

c)

To master our own sensible pleasures.

d)

To study and work hard.

82.

What is Humility about?

a)

Doing the right thing.

b)

Saying things in an aggresive way.

c)

Ignoring our limitations and weaknesses.

d)

Acknowledging one's weaknesses and strengths.

83.

What is Assertiveness about?

a)

Saying things in a confident way without sounding aggresive.

b)

Saying things in a confusing way.

c)

Disregarding other people's opinions.

d)

Disregarding other people's beliefs.

84.

The cardinal virtues are called that

a)

because they were developed by the Cardinals of the Catholic Church,

b)

because they were developed by the Cardinals of the Catholic Church,

c)

because they are pivotal or essential for living the Christian life

85.

Virtues develop

a)

only when we become an adult.

b)

when a person becomes an adolescent

c)

automatically as we grow older,

d)

with practice,

86.

Virtues

a)

are the same as morals

b)

lead us into vices

c)

)teach us how to be followers of Jesus .

d)

make it easier to avoid temptation,

87.

Virtues help us to

a)

grow in the image of Jesus

b)

earn our way into heaven,

c)

give us graces

d)

are the result of our baptism.

88.

The opposite of virtues are

a)

vices

b)

indulgences

c)

mantras

d)

plagarism

89.

How many Cardinal Virtues are there?

a)

7

b)

1

c)

4

d)

2

90.

What are the Theological Virtues?

a)

faith, hope, and charity

b)

happiness, love, and kindness

c)

prayer and hope

d)

temperance, prudence, justice, and fortitude

91.

What are the Cardinal Virtues?

a)

holiness and faith

b)

prudence, temperance, justice, and fortitude

c)

intelligence, prayer, and patience

d)

vice, sin, and evil

92.

Assent to God and committing to him is the virtue of _______________

a)

charity.

b)

faith.

c)

prudence.

d)

temperance.

93.

A virtue is ________________

a)

God-given.

b)

a plastic card used to buy stuff.

c)

the solution to a math problem, often a letter or symbol.

d)

a strong habit of doing what is good.

94.

Trusting in what God has promised is the virtue of _________________.

a)

hope.

b)

justice.

c)

prayer.

d)

prudence.

95.

Giving ourselves to God and others is the virtue of ________________.

a)

prudence.

b)

charity (love).

c)

justice.

d)

patience.

96.

Illustrating self-control shows the virtue of ______________.

a)

fortitude.

b)

faith.

c)

hope.

d)

temperance

97.

Choosing what is right is the virtue of ________________.

a)

prudence.

b)

temperance.

c)

faith.

d)

charity (love).

98.

Showing equity and giving everyone his or her due is the virtue of _____________

a)

hope.

b)

justice.

c)

faith.

d)

fortitude.

99.

The courage to do right no matter the consequence is the virtue of ______________.

a)

faith.

b)

charity (love).

c)

fortitude.

d)

temperance.

100.

The opposite of virtue, or a strong habit of doing what is sinful is known as ______________

a)

vice.

b)

patience.

c)

faith.

d)

charity (love).

101.

Standing up for a person who is being called names or made fun of is an example of the virtue of ________________.

a)

charity (love).

b)

hope.

c)

faith.

d)

patience.

102.

Marching in a protest to stand up for a group of people who are in need of higher wages in order to provide basic needs for themselves and their families shows the virtue of _____________.

a)

temperance.

b)

faith.

c)

justice.

d)

prudence.

103.

After leaving the grocery store, you get to your car and notice that you forgot to pay for the heavy item on the bottom. You return to the store and pay for the item. This is an example of the virtue of _______________.

a)

fortitude.

b)

prudence.

c)

faith.

d)

justice.

104.

Running into a burning building to rescue people who are trapped inside is an example of the virtue of _____________.

a)

patience.

b)

fortitude.

c)

faith.

d)

justice.

105.

All of the virtues have at their center our dedication to God and others.

a)

true

b)

false

106.

To help us defeat vice, we need grace from God.

a)

true

b)

false

107.

We can receive God's grace in the sacraments.

a)

True

b)

False

108.

We can use the stories of the saints as a good example of how to be more virtuous because they were perfect people who never sinned or gave into vices.

a)

true

b)

false

109.

Eucharist and Reconciliation are the two sacraments that we can receive over and over again in order to receive God's grace to live lives of virtue.

a)

true

b)

false

110.

The more we live lives full of vice, the less God loves us.

a)

true

b)

false

111.

There is no such thing as a bad habit that makes us freer.

a)

true

b)

false

112.

What virtue would you like to become stronger in? How will you make it a habit to exercise that virtue on daily basis?

4 lines
113.

How many Theological Virtues are there?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

7

114.
What are the four cardinal virtues?
a)
prudence, love, justice, and temperance
b)
hope, charity, justice, and peace
c)
prudence, justice, fortitude, and temperance
d)
prudence, hope, charity, and peace
115.

The cardinal virtues are called that

a)

because they were developed by the Cardinals of the Catholic Church,

b)

because they were developed by the Cardinals of the Catholic Church,

c)

because they are pivotal or essential for living the Christian life

116.

Virtues develop

a)

only when we become an adult.

b)

when a person becomes an adolescent

c)

automatically as we grow older,

d)

with practice,

117.

Virtues

a)

are the same as morals

b)

lead us into vices

c)

)teach us how to be followers of Jesus .

d)

make it easier to avoid temptation,

118.

Virtues help us to

a)

grow in the image of Jesus

b)

earn our way into heaven,

c)

give us graces

d)

are the result of our baptism.

119.

Last year the school focused on which virtue(s)?

a)

the theological virtues,

b)

the cardinal virtues

c)

respect, responsibility, and resiliency.

d)

patience

120.

Blessed Chaminade used _____________________to help people grow spiritually.

a)

books he had written,

b)

a System of Virtues,

c)

lectures,

d)

Facebook

121.

Paul wrote about a group of virtues that we as Christians are called to develop with God’s help. These are known as

a)

the Fruits of the Spirit

b)

the Torah,

c)

the Beatitudes

d)

the laws of the Church

122.

The opposite of virtues are

a)

vices

b)

indulgences

c)

mantras

d)

plagarism

123.

Which is not one of the cardinal virtues?

a)

patience

b)

justice

c)

temperance

d)

fortitude

124.

This person stressed turning to Mary and asking her to help us to develop the virtues of her son.

a)

St. Angela Merici,

b)

Jesus,

c)

Chaminade

d)

St.Ursula

125.

The Jesus Prayer is also called

a)

communal prayer

b)

liturgical prayer

c)

prayer of the hours

d)

centering prayer

126.

What percentage of communication actually contains words

a)

10%

b)

20%

c)

30%

d)

40%

127.

An example of a sacramental would be

a)

Reconcilation

b)

ashes used on Ash Wednesday

c)

church

d)

system of Virtues

128.

Which one of these things is not a sacramental?

a)

cross

b)

holy water

c)

Anointing of the Sick

d)

rosary