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Quiz on Moral Character and Virtues

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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Class
Date
1.

What does the term 'Character' derive from?

a)

Spanish word 'carácter'

b)

Latin word 'VALERE'

c)

Greek word 'kharaktēr'

d)

French word 'caractère'

2.

According to Aristotle, what are the two distinct human excellences?

a)

Excellences of speed and strength

b)

Excellences of beauty and intelligence

c)

Excellences of thought and character

d)

Excellences of power and wealth

3.

What is the circular relation between acts and character in moral development?

a)

Action influences Thought, Thought influences Action

b)

Actions influence Character, Character influences Action

c)

Character influences Action, Action influences Character

d)

Character influences Thought, Thought influences Character

4.

What is the key to achieving human flourishing according to the text?

a)

Social status

b)

Physical appearance

c)

Moral and intellectual excellences

d)

Material possessions

5.

What are moral character traits considered in the text?

a)

Beliefs

b)

Dispositions

c)

Habits

d)

Skills

6.

What are virtues and vices in relation to moral character traits?

a)

Virtues are undesirable, Vices are desirable

b)

Virtues deserve negative reactive attitudes, Vices deserve positive reactive attitudes

c)

Virtues deserve praise or gratitude, Vices deserve resentment or blame

d)

Virtues are negative traits, Vices are positive traits

7.

What is the difference between good moral character and bad moral character?

a)

There is no difference between good and bad moral character

b)

Good moral character is a disposition to engage in vicious deeds, Bad moral character is a disposition to engage in virtuous acts

c)

Good moral character is based on physical appearance, Bad moral character is based on intelligence

d)

Good moral character is a disposition to consistently engage in virtuous acts, Bad moral character is a disposition to consistently engage in vicious deeds

8.

What is the focus of Kohlberg's Stage 1 of Moral Development?

a)

Following society as a whole

b)

Living up to family expectations

c)

Satisfying one's needs

d)

Avoiding punishment

9.

What is the virtue of knowing what to do under peculiar circumstances?

a)

Temperance

b)

Justice

c)

Fortitude

d)

Prudence

10.

What is the virtue of giving anyone his/her due under no condition?

a)

Fortitude

b)

Temperance

c)

Justice

d)

Prudence

11.

What is the virtue of curbing or managing the sensitive appetites?

a)

Temperance

b)

Justice

c)

Prudence

d)

Fortitude

12.

What is the virtue of keeping resolute in the face of overwhelming odds?

a)

Temperance

b)

Justice

c)

Prudence

d)

Fortitude

13.

What is the theological virtue of believing in God's word without seeing?

a)

Prudence

b)

Charity

c)

Hope

d)

Faith

14.

What is the theological virtue of keeping trust in Divine Providence?

a)

Faith

b)

Hope

c)

Charity

d)

Prudence

15.

What is the theological virtue of loving God and His creatures?

a)

Hope

b)

Charity

c)

Faith

d)

Prudence