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Worksheets8th Grade Morality Review
Total questions: 46
Worksheet time: 23mins
What is man?
A creature like the other animals
a rational animal; unity of body and spirit
the "crown of creation"
All the above answers
What is the hierarchy of being (from less to most)?
plants, rocks, humans, angels, God, animals
animals, plants, rocks, humans, God
rocks, plants, animals, humans, angels, God
plants, animals, rocks, angels, humans, God
What creatures possess a vegetative soul?
animals
human beings
plants
angels
What creatures possess a sensitive soul?
animals
human beings
plants
angels
What creatures possess a rational soul?
animals
human beings
plants
rocks
What powers of soul do plants possess?
Vegetative only
Vegetative and rational
Sensitive and rational
Rational only
What powers of soul do animals possess?
Vegetative only
Vegetative and rational
Sensitive and vegetative
Sensitive only
What powers of soul do human beings possess?
Rational only
Vegetative and rational
Sensitive and vegetative
Vegetative, Sensitive, and rational
What are the vegetative powers?
Nutrition, growth, reproduction
Intellect and will
External senses, internal senses, and reproduction
locomotion and memory
What are the sensitive powers?
Nutrition, growth, reproduction
Intellect and will
External senses, internal senses, locomotion, emotions
external and internal senses
What are the rational powers?
Nutrition, growth, reproduction
Intellect and will
External senses, internal senses, locomotion, emotions
external and internal senses
What are emotions/passions?
Reactions that I choose to have
a thought that I have after I encounter somethings
a choice that I make
Movements of the sensitive appetite; reactions to external stimuli
What is the moral quality of emotions?
morally bad
morally good
morally neutral
both morally good and morally bad
How does the intellect influence emotions?
It tells me that I am wrong to feel my emotions
It tells me I am good to feel my emotions
It interprets my emotional responses in situations
It can conjure up emotional responses
How does the will influence emotions?
It tells me that I am wrong to feel my emotions
It tells me I am good to feel my emotions
It interprets my emotional responses in situations
It can conjure up emotional responses
What is the first principle of emotions?
emotions can increase or decrease the moral goodness or evilness of an act
all emotions are caused by love
Their goodness and evilness depends on the reason and will
emotions belong to the perfection of moral goodness
What is the second principle of emotions?
emotions can increase or decrease the moral goodness or evilness of an act
all emotions are caused by love
Their goodness and evilness depends on the reason and will
emotions belong to the perfection of moral goodness
What is the third principle of emotions?
emotions can increase or decrease the moral goodness or evilness of an act
all emotions are caused by love
Their goodness and evilness depends on the reason and will
emotions belong to the perfection of moral goodness
What is the fourth principle of emotions?
emotions can increase or decrease the moral goodness or evilness of an act
all emotions are caused by love
Their goodness and evilness depends on the reason and will
emotions belong to the perfection of moral goodness
What is the object of the concupiscible passions?
a simple good or simple evil
a difficult good or difficult evil
My good emotional responses
My bad emotional responses
What is the object of the irascible passions?
a simple good or simple evil
a difficult good or difficult evil
My good emotional responses
My bad emotional responses
What is the the purpose of our emotions?
to distinguish humans from animals
to keep man alive!
to set man apart from other creatures
to cause man to have a difficult time in self-control..
Why do we need to integrate our emotions in our lives?
to rejoice in the true good, and truly hate evil
to stay balanced
to form our consciences
to make life easier..
What is an "end"?
a purpose or intention
a way to get somewhere
details about life
a place to stop and rest
What is man's ultimate end?
today's tasks
tomorrow's details and duties
heaven; eternal beatitude
efficiency and finding a good job
Why is it important to know our end?
We do not necessarily need to know our end..
So that we can determine what "steps" to take to get there
It is impossible to know our end, so we just plan what we can
Some might know their end and some might not; so it is not that important
What is freedom?
A vegetative faculty that helps man to feel emotions
A sensitive faculty that helps man choose between many options
A rational faculty that gives man the ability to choose the good and avoid evil
A rational faculty that determines what man should do
What is freedom of indifference?
The freedom to choose evil things
The freedom to choose between contrary things -- A or B
The freedom to choose the good and avoid evil
This is not a real type of freedom
What is freedom for excellence?
The freedom to choose evil things
The freedom to choose between contrary things -- A or B
The freedom to choose the good and avoid evil
This is not a real type of freedom
What is grace?
a gift of God that controls my intellect and will
a gift of God that controls my emotions
a gift from God that I earn
gratuitous gift of God; the life of God in me
What is truth?
it is "what is"; reality
something that I make up
something that others can make up for me
changing and artificial
How does truth affect my emotions?
knowing the truth about things does not affect my emotions
when I know the truth, I learn to integrate my emotions in my life
emotions affect the truth that I know
truth and emotions have no relationship
What are the 4 types of grace?
sanctifying grace, sacramental grace, intellectual grace, charisms
reasonable grace, emotional grace, sacramental grace, charisms
emotional grace, sanctifying grace, charisms, real grace
actual grace, sanctifying grace, sacramental grace, charisms
How does grace affect our human nature?
it perfects it
it periodically strengthens it
it destroys it
grace does not affect our nature
What is subjective truth?
what is true for God; can change
what is true for the subject; can change
unchanging, universal truth
what is true for God, but not true for me
What is objective truth?
what is true for God; can change
what is true for the subject; can change
unchanging, universal truth
what is true for God, but not true for me
What is eternal law?
Eternal Law as revealed in Scripture
the unchanging order of things as it exists in the mind of God
law made by man
that God-given order embedded in creation and our nature which we are bound to respect
What is divine law?
Eternal Law as revealed in Scripture
the unchanging order of things as it exists in the mind of God
law made by man
that God-given order embedded in creation and our nature which we are bound to respect
What is natural law?
Eternal Law as revealed in Scripture
the unchanging order of things as it exists in the mind of God
law made by man
that God-given order embedded in creation and our nature which we are bound to respect
What is human law?
Eternal Law as revealed in Scripture
the unchanging order of things as it exists in the mind of God
law made by man
that God-given order embedded in creation and our nature which we are bound to respect
What is conscience?
an infallible guide to morality
a judgment of reason whereby the human person recognizes the moral quality of a concrete act
a rational ability to choose right from wrong
a judgment of my will that helps me choose
How can we rightly form our consciences?
we cannot form our consciences because they are already formed
we are not responsible for forming our consciences
bad moral examples; rejection of Church teaching; no prayer life
prayer; study of truth; assent to Church doctrine; good moral examples
What is law?
a rule of acts directing them toward their end
a rule forced upon me that I usually dislike
a rule of acts that are morally wrong and do not need to be followed
a rule of acts that are morally good and always lead me to salvation
What are human acts?
voluntary actions I make with my intellect
voluntary actions
voluntary emotions that I choose to feel
involuntary actions
What are acts of humans?
voluntary actions I make with my intellect
voluntary actions
voluntary emotions that I choose to feel
involuntary actions
What are the three parts of a moral act?
object, end, circumstance
object, passion, end
law, object, circumstance
law, intention, object
