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SPIRITUAL SELF

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

the self as the inner self/psychological self

a)

Spiritual self

b)

Material Self

c)

emotions

d)

Learning

2.

The self’s search for the ‘ultimate meaning’ through an independent comprehension of the sacred

a)

Spirituality

b)

Spiritual identity

c)

Spiritual self

d)

Tragic triad

3.

It appears when the symbolic, religious and spiritual of a culture is found by individuals in the setting of their own life

a)

Spirituality

b)

Spiritual identity

c)

Spiritual self

d)

Tragic triad

4.

a sacred pathway where a person loves God out of doors; appreciation of the external environment

a)

Sensate

b)

Naturalist

c)

Traditionalist

d)

Ascetics

5.

a sacred pathway where a person loves God with senses

a)

Sensate

b)

Naturalist

c)

Traditionalist

d)

Ascetics

6.

a sacred pathway where a person loves God through rituals and symbols

a)

Sensate

b)

Naturalist

c)

Traditionalist

d)

Ascetics

7.

a sacred pathway where a person loves God in solitude and simplicity

a)

Sensate

b)

Naturalist

c)

Traditionalist

d)

Ascetics

8.

a sacred pathway where a person loves God through confrontation

a)

activists

b)

caregivers

c)

enthusiasts

d)

contemplatives

9.

a sacred pathway where a person loves God through loving others

a)

activists

b)

caregivers

c)

enthusiasts

d)

contemplatives

10.

a sacred pathway where a person loves God through mystery and celebration

a)

activists

b)

caregivers

c)

enthusiasts

d)

contemplatives

11.

a sacred pathway where a person loves God through adoration

a)

activists

b)

caregivers

c)

enthusiasts

d)

contemplatives

12.

a sacred pathway where a person loves God with the mind

a)

activists

b)

intellectuals

c)

enthusiasts

d)

contemplatives

13.

it is the pursuit of one's meaning in life and human nature is motivated by the search for the purpose of life

a)

sacred and profane religion

b)

tragic triad

c)

spirituality

d)

logotherapy

14.

logotherapy is proposed by?

a)

emile durkheim

b)

victor emil frankl

15.

the tragic triad is composed of:

a)

death

b)

guilt

c)

suffering

d)

pain

16.

human person is motivated by the will to do meaning and it is the inner pull to the meaning of life

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

17.

Rituals are limited to secular and religious things

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

18.

a formal religious or public occasion, typically one celebrating a particular event or anniversary.

a)

programme

b)

ceremony

c)

occasion

d)

ritual

19.

Life has meaning under all circumstances, even the most miserable ones.

a)

all of the above

b)

tragic triad

c)

tragic optimism

d)

logotherapy

20.

According to frankl we can discover meaning by overcoming problems in our lives.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

21.

You seek to practice His presence continually and crave alone any time to gaze on His face and lose yourself in Him.

a)

ascetics

b)

contemplatives

c)

sensate

d)

traditionalist

22.

"The soul is restless unless the soul rest in God."

a)

Victor Emil Frankl

b)

St. Augustine

c)

Emile Durkheim

23.

According to _ , the reference or object of a ritual is the

belief system of a society, which is constituted by a classification of everything

into the two realms of a sacred and profane.

a)

Victor Emil Frankl

b)

St. Augustine

c)

Emile Durkheim

24.

According to frankl, we can discover meaning in 3 different ways:

a)

by experiencing something or

encountering someone

b)

by creating a work or doing a deed

c)

by the attitude we take toward unavoidable suffering

d)

by finding the will to the meaning of life

25.

The _ of the illongos, according to Alicia Magos (1986), is nit normally seen by the human eye. Sometimes, however, it comes out of the body and takes on visible form, such as that of an insect (a housefly or a month) or a small animal, like a lizard

a)

kararua

b)

dungan

c)

gimokud

d)

makatu