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Worksheet time: 31mins
The four Cardinal virtues are:
Prudence, Fortitude, Justice, Temperance
Prucende, Trust, Justice, Loyalty
Justice, Honor, Charity, Peace
None of the above
What are virtues good for?
They tend to sap and wear down our energies.
They help us earn more money.
They bring the integration of human capabilities.
They allow us to study better.
What is the virtue of Prudence about?
To give each person what they deserve.
It allows us to judge right from wrong.
Helps us in overcoming difficulties.
Helps us be more charitable.
What is the main characteristic of Perseverance?
To continue working towards a goal.
To give up when trying to accomplish something.
To say things in the right way.
To discard any bad alternatives.
What is Humility about?
Doing the right thing.
Saying things in an aggresive way.
Ignoring our limitations and weaknesses.
Acknowledging one's weaknesses and strengths.
What is Assertiveness about?
Saying things in a confident way without sounding aggresive.
Saying things in a confusing way.
Disregarding other people's opinions.
Disregarding other people's beliefs.
The cardinal virtues are called that
because they were developed by the Cardinals of the Catholic Church,
because they were developed by the Cardinals of the Catholic Church,
because they are pivotal or essential for living the Christian life
Virtues develop
only when we become an adult.
when a person becomes an adolescent
automatically as we grow older,
with practice,
Virtues help us to
grow in the image of Jesus
earn our way into heaven,
give us graces
are the result of our baptism.
The opposite of virtues are
vices
indulgences
mantras
plagarism
When we give food to the poor, we practice this virtue
Faith
Hope
Charity
When we donate hats and gloves to poor children at Christmas, we practice this virtue.
Faith
Hope
Charity
We exercise this virtue when we attend the parish religious education program.
Faith
Hope
Charity
This virtue keeps us from being discouraged during a difficult time.
Faith
Hope
Charity
When Jesus says, "This is my commandment, that you love one another as I have loved you," He is talking about which virtue?
Faith
Hope
Charity
This virtue is patient and kind.
Faith
Hope
Charity
We exercise this virtue when we read the Bible.
Faith
Hope
Charity
When we collect books for a school that doesn't have any, we are practicing this virtue.
Faith
Hope
Charity
The Apostle Paul said that of the three virtues, faith, hope and charity, the most important virtue is what?
Faith
Hope
Charity
To exercise this virtue, you can pray.
Faith
Hope
Charity
We believe that Jesus is God's Son.
Faith
Hope
Charity
This virtue keeps our spirits up when we have been rejected or feel left out.
Faith
Hope
Charity
When we tell others about the Good News of Jesus, we are exercising which virtue?
Faith
Hope
Charity
This virtue helps us trust in God's promises.
Faith
Hope
Charity
We are exercising this virtue when we love our neighbor as ourselves.
Faith
Hope
Charity
The theological virtue that enables us to believe in God and all that He has revealed.
love
charity
faith
hope
Which of the following is NOT a theological virtue?
charity
hope
faith
patience
Helps us respect the rights of others and treat others fairly.
Justice
Fortitude
Faith
Hope
A good synonym for this virtue is moderation.
Temperance
Justice
Prudence
Hope
Also called love.
Prudence
Charity
Hope
Justice
A good synonym for this virtue would be fairness.
Faith
Charity
Justice
Prudence
What are the three theological virtues?
Love, trust, and kindness
Belief, optimism, and generosity
Patience, humility, and forgiveness
Faith, hope, and charity
Which theological virtue refers to the belief in God and in the truth of His revelation?
doubt
skepticism
disbelief
faith
Which theological virtue is defined as the desire and search for happiness and the Kingdom of Heaven?
Hope
Love
Faith
Patience
Which theological virtue is also known as love for God and love for neighbor?
selfishness
hate
charity
indifference
Which cardinal virtue is the ability to control oneself and resist temptation?
Indulgence
Temperance
Impulse
Extravagance
Which cardinal virtue is the ability to have courage in the face of fear or adversity?
cowardice
fortitude
weakness
timidity
Which one of these descriptions describe Temperance
This virtue enables us to determine what action is required in a given situation, and it moves us to do the action.
This virtue enables us to control our passions and desires. It allows us to act moderately and responsibly
This virtue consists in the constant and firm will to give their due to God and neighbor
This virtue enables us to confront difficulties or dangers, with courage and hope.
Which one of these descriptions describe Fortitude
This virtue consists in the constant and firm will to give their due to God and neighbor
This virtue enables us to control our passions and desires. It allows us to act moderately and reasonably.
This virtue enables us to confront difficulties or dangers, with courage and hope.
This virtue enables us to determine what action is required in a given situation, and it moves us to do that action.
This virtue gives us confidence that God will always be with us to help and we can one day be with Him in Heaven.
Hope
Faith
Justice
Fortitude
Moral
Universal
Which among various religions supports the golden rule?
Buddhism
Christianity
Taoism
All of the above
How can we apply the golden rule?
do what we desire
disregard the effects of our actions on the lives of others
imagine ourselves in the other person’s place on the receiving end of the action
choose hapiness
Which of these is an example of treating people how you’d want to be treated?
Luisa sits with the new girl at lunch because she knows starting at a new school must feel lonely.
Mark can’t find his favorite sweatshirt, so he checks his brother’s closet to see if he borrowed it.
Ike pretends not to notice Theo in the hall because he doesn’t feel like talking.
Harriet is in a bad mood, so she kicks the ball as hard as she can.
What does "solidarity" mean?
Being by yourself
Working together and supporting each other
Ignoring the others
Doing things alone:
What is "community"?
A group of people living alone
A group of competitive individuals
A group of people living together and supporting each other
What is "teamwork"?
Working alone
Working with others to achieve a common goal
Ignoring others in a group
Unity with and among people, based on common interests, values, and principles
Common Good
Solidarity
Legal Justice
An example of solifdarity is ...
rejecting other for their appearance.
helping your family with house chores.
leaving your room a mess.
The first place in which we practice solidarity is...
at school.
at home.
in the park.
We show we care for others when we show ...
respect, tolerance and empathy.
money.
a lack of tolerance.
Social action that is an immediate response to a person or group who is suffering or lacking the necessities for a dignified life.
works of charity
works of spirituality
works of mercy
works of save
We are one human family.
dignity of the human person
common good
solidarity
preferential option for the poor
stewardship of creation
