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WorksheetsJuniors Final Review (Part 3)
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 50mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Humans are different from other creatures because:
a)
They possess a secret knowledge
b)
They are the top of the food chain
c)
They are created in the image and likeness of God
d)
None of the above
2.
Humans possess the following God-like qualities:
a)
To think, to choose, to love, to relate to others
b)
To procreate, to think, to be alone, to worship
c)
To pray, to love, to choose, to think
d)
To create life, to pray, to choose, to have free will
3.
Humans have been made to be stewards of creation. What does this mean?:
a)
That we are called to take care of the environment and should rightfully suppress it to our own will.
b)
That we must take advantage of the Earth’s resources and make sure that it is used only for our own good.
c)
That we must take care of the Earth, but only because we don’t have a back-up planet.
d)
That humans have been given the gift of creation and we are all called to take care of the gift God has given us.
4.
Concupiscence is:
a)
The person sin of Adam and Eve, when they disobeyed God’s command not to eat from the Tree in the Garden.
b)
Disordered human desires resulting from Original Sin that produces and inclination to sin.
c)
The inherent dignity that every human possesses.
d)
None of the above
5.
True or False: The union of male and female is intrinsic to God’s plan of creation.
a)
True
b)
False
6.
Human Dignity is:
a)
Inherent, inviolable, inalienable
b)
Inherent, inviolable, imaginary
c)
Inherent, inalienable, and inerrant
d)
Inherent, inviolable, inedible
7.
“The power, rooted in reason and will, to act or not to act, to do this or that, and so to perform deliberate action on one’s own responsibility”:
a)
Intellect
b)
Virtue
c)
Free Will
d)
Solidarity
8.
Which of the following is the best definition of Dignity?
a)
The state of being worthy of respect
b)
Knowing right from wrong
c)
Pleasing others by treating them nicely
d)
praying
9.
When making a moral decision, the virtue that aids us is:
a)
Justice
b)
Fortitude
c)
Courage
d)
Prudence
10.
The three major aspects of every moral decision are:
a)
The moral object, the intention, and the circumstances
b)
The moral object, the intention, and the morality
c)
The moral object, the circumstances, and decision
d)
The intention, circumstances, and facts
11.
An action that is intrinsically evil means
a)
It is always wrong in all circumstances
b)
It is sometimes wrong according to circumstances
c)
That this is a category the Church created
d)
This is a cultural norm
12.
Christ gave the Church the service of
a)
Commanding what people have to do
b)
Teaching moral principles
c)
Making life difficult for people
d)
Having perfect knowledge of all things
13.
The Cardinal virtues are:
a)
Faith, hope, charity, and love
b)
Faith, prudence, charity, and justice
c)
Prudence, justice, fortitude, and temperance
d)
Prudence, justice, fortitude, and love
14.
The “how question” usually refers to:
a)
The circumstances a person uses to make a decision
b)
The means a person uses in performing an action
c)
The decisive factor in making a moral decision.
d)
The intent a person uses in performing an action
15.
True or False: Circumstances of themselves can change the moral quality of an action.
a)
True
b)
False
16.
Our Conscience needs to be formed with the Church’s teachings
a)
True
b)
False
17.
_________freedom is freedom from factors outside yourself that threaten or destroy your power to exercise choice. Meanwhile, __________ freedom is the freedom from interior factors that limit choice.
a)
Internal; External
b)
Internal; Eternal
c)
External; Internal
d)
Eternal; Internal
18.
Abuses of freedom are
a)
License and moral relativism
b)
Moral law and justification
c)
Moral object and intentions
d)
Prudence and fortitude
19.
Impediments to freedom include
a)
Grace and virtue
b)
Ignorance, duress, habit
c)
Temperance, fortitude, prudence, justice
d)
Ignorance and righteousness
20.
Three elements of law are
a)
reasonable, common good, and competent authority
b)
Democracy, free speech, consensus
c)
Socialism, collective, consensus
d)
Declaration, independence, political parties
21.
Natural Law is:
a)
A person’s participation in the eternal, or divine, law, the light of understanding that God places in humans at their creation.
b)
The laws applied to members of society in light of their circumstances and customs.
c)
The law of the Church that all members naturally follow in worshiping God.
d)
The law of Gospel that is perfection here on earth of the divine law.
22.
If a civil law contradicts God’s will/our Catholic Faith we are to:
a)
Not follow that law
b)
Follow the law always no matter what
23.
___________ is the grace of the Holy Spirit to justify you–that is, to cleanse you from your sins and to communicate to you the righteousness of God through faith in Jesus Christ and through Baptism.
a)
Original Justice
b)
Original Holiness
c)
Justification
d)
Merit
24.
What are the Beatitudes?
a)
The famous British music group
b)
The eight blessings that Jesus preached
c)
The commandments that Moses gave
d)
The books of the Bible that talk about Jesus
25.
Jesus’ command to love is
a)
Love one another as you want others to love you
b)
Love those who love you
c)
Love one another as I loved you
d)
Love everyone without loving yourself
26.
The cardinal virtues are
a)
Justice, fortitude, prudence, temperance
b)
Justice, righteousness, mercy, beatitude
c)
Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John
d)
Charity, mercy, love, and kindness
27.
The theological virtues are:
a)
Prudence, Justice, Love
b)
Faith, hope, and charity
c)
Faith, justice, and charity
d)
Hope, faith, temperance
28.
Jesus is considered “the moral norm” because:
a)
He was just a regular guy whom God chose
b)
He is the Second Person of the Trinity
c)
He is both human and divine.
d)
He is the Son of God
29.
_________ is the virtue that governs our relationships with other and your life in community. Meanwhile, _________is the the virtue that gives you the strength and courage to stand strong in your convictions.
a)
Justice; Fortitude
b)
Justice; Prudence
c)
Fortitude; Temperance
d)
Prudence; Justice
30.
What is “The Golden Rule?”
a)
Enter Through the Narrow Gate (Mt. 7:13-14)
b)
Stop judging, that you may not be judged (Mt. 7:1)
c)
Do to others whatever you would have them do to you (Mt. 7:12)
d)
For where your treasure is, there also will your heart be (Mt. 6:21)
31.
____________ is a practical judgment of reason that helps a person decide the goodness or evil of an action or attitude.
a)
Free Will
b)
Judgment
c)
Conscience
d)
Examination of Conscience
32.
An erroneous conscience can be due to
a)
Ignorance through personal fault
b)
Ignorance through no fault of your own
c)
Both A and B
d)
Only A
33.
How do you form your conscience?
a)
Learning God’s standards and praying for strength to follow them.
b)
Listening in theology class and doing the exact opposite.
c)
Doing whatever the Pope tells Catholics to do.
d)
Following majority opinion
34.
True or False: our conscience must follow whatever rules, custom, and traditions are in place at a certain time, location, and event.
a)
True
b)
False
35.
__________ __________ is not knowing about the rightness or wrongness of an action in which one is morally culpable; _________ ________ is about the rightness or wrongness of an action in which one is not morally culpable.
a)
Invincible ignorance; vincible ignorance
b)
Vincible ignorance; invincible ignorance
c)
Invisible ignorance; enviable ignorance
d)
Vincible ignorance; inseparable ignorance
36.
This involves reflecting prayerfully on one's thoughts, words, and deeds in order to identify sins. Typically this is based on the Ten Commandments and/or the Beatitudes.
a)
Abstinence
b)
Repentance
c)
Fasting
d)
Examination of Conscience
37.
Which is not a strategy to resist Peer Pressure?
a)
Know your standards
b)
Learn effectively to say "no"
c)
Put yourself in situations that might tempt you
d)
Remember the power of prayer
38.
What are the two main categories of sin
a)
Moral and mortal
b)
Venial and mortal
c)
Venison and mortal
d)
Certain and uncertain
39.
Venial sin is
a)
Uncertain sin
b)
A serious offense against God’s law
c)
Personal sin that weakens but does not end a relationship with God
d)
A mortal sin
40.
Mortal sin requires
a)
Grave matter, partial knowledge, complete consent
b)
Grave matter, full knowledge, complete consent
c)
Small offenses, full knowledge, complete consent
d)
Serious consequences
41.
Repentance is the same as
a)
Metanoia and refers to a change of heart and mind
b)
Perfect living of the moral law
c)
Following each of the ten commandments perfectly
d)
Not making mistakes
42.
True or False: A failure to act when you should is known as a sin of commission.
a)
True
b)
False
43.
Sin:
a)
Separates us from God
b)
Separates from each other
c)
Separates us from ourselves
d)
All of the above
44.
What does a person need to do in order to receive forgiveness for a mortal sin?
a)
Pray
b)
Do something nice for someone else
c)
Say a Rosary
d)
Go to the Sacrament of Reconciliation/Confession
45.
True or False: The Decalogue is another name for the Ten Commandments
a)
True
b)
False
46.
How many commandments are there?
a)
Eight
b)
Four
c)
Ten
d)
Seven
47.
The Commandments are separated by:
a)
The first three are about loving your neighbor; the last seven are about loving God
b)
The first three are about loving God; the last seven are about loving neighbor
c)
The first five are about loving God; the last five are about loving neighbor
d)
There is no separation of categories
48.
The First Commandment is:
a)
Remember to keep holy the Sabbath
b)
Honor your mother and father
c)
Treat others as you want to be treated
d)
I am the Lord your God; you will not have strange gods before me.
49.
The second commandment refers to
a)
Respect God’s name and the mystery of God himself
b)
The day dedicated to God and renewal
c)
Loving neighbors as yourself
d)
Belief and worship of the one, true God
50.
The Third Commandment is:
a)
Do not take the Lord’s name in vain
b)
I am the Lord your God; you will not have strange gods before Me
c)
Remember to keep holy the Sabbath
d)
You shall not kill
51.
Which of the following is NOT one of the precepts of the Church?
a)
Saying a Rosary at least once a month
b)
Attending Mass on Sundays and weekday Holy Days of Obligation
c)
Confessing our sins at least once a year
d)
Observe the days of fasting/abstinence
52.
The Fourth commandment refers to
a)
Honoring your parents and lawful authority
b)
Respect for human life
c)
Respecting God’s name
d)
Not committing adultery
53.
The Fifth commandment refers to
a)
Honoring your parents and lawful authority
b)
Respect for human life
c)
Respecting God’s name
d)
Not committing adultery
54.
Euthanasia (the direct killing of a human being before they naturally die) is moral
a)
True
b)
False
55.
Why is abortion immoral?
a)
It is not procreative
b)
It ends a human life that has been conceived
c)
It’s not immoral
d)
The Church says abortion is ok
56.
A Human Life begins at________and ends at____________. (what goes in the two blank spaces)
a)
Birth, death
b)
Birth, natural death
c)
Conception, natural death
d)
Conception, the person’s choice
57.
As Catholics, we believe the Death Penalty is wrong:
a)
True
b)
False
58.
True or False: The Church views abortion, euthanasia, suicide, the death penalty as ways of violating “You shall not kill.”
a)
True
b)
False
59.
True or False: Honor your father and mother is only applicable to your parents and not to other elders in your life.
a)
True
b)
False
60.
Adultery is
a)
Leaving behind childhood
b)
Growing up
c)
An immoral sexual act involving a married person
d)
Any immoral sexual act
61.
God’s original plan for human sexuality is first found in
a)
The book of Genesis
b)
The Ten Commandments
c)
The Catechism of the Catholic Church
d)
The Pope’s Teaching
62.
Chastity is
a)
a theological virtue
b)
The virtue that helps you control sexual desire and use it appropriately
c)
A cardinal virtue
d)
Beyond human ability
63.
As Catholics we believe that every sexual act must be…
a)
Unitive and procreative
b)
Open to love and consensual
c)
Between a man and a woman in marriage and unitive and procreative
d)
Between a man and a woman and unitive and procreative
64.
Polygamy is morally ok
a)
True
b)
False
65.
Which of the following does not correspond to a Catholic-Christian view of sexuality?
a)
Sexuality involves both our spiritual and emotional makeup
b)
Sex comes before sexuality
c)
Our sexual nature reveals the essential equality between men and women
d)
Sex, as God made it, is good
66.
Which of the following characterizes the Church’s teaching on contraception?
a)
Contraception is acceptable if a pregnancy would damage the physical health of the woman.
b)
Contraception is acceptable during times when a couple cannot afford to create a baby.
c)
Contraception closes the couple to the possibility of new life and is therefore immoral.
d)
Contraception is acceptable if both partners consent to its use.
67.
Sins against the Ninth Commandment include
a)
oral sex
b)
masturbation
c)
pornography
d)
all of the above
68.
The Ninth Commandment is:
a)
Do not steal
b)
Do not covet your neighbor’s wife
c)
Do not commit adultery
d)
Do not kill
69.
Justice involves
a)
Giving God and neighbor their due
b)
Giving only God what God is due
c)
Giving only humans what humans are due
d)
An American ideal
70.
The Seventh Commandment is:
a)
You shall not covet your neighbor’s goods
b)
You shall not covet your neighbor’s wife
c)
You shall not steal
d)
You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor.
71.
The eight commandment involves
a)
Not committing adultery
b)
Respecting the rights and property of others
c)
The evil desires for other’s property
d)
Commitment to the truth in word and deeds
72.
"You shall not covet your neighbor’s goods” is:
a)
the Seventh Commandment
b)
the Eighth Commandment
c)
the Ninth Commandment
d)
the Tenth Commandment
73.
The Four Types of Justice are:
a)
Commutative, Distributive, Legal, and Church
b)
Commutative, Distributive, Legal, and Social,
c)
Social, Legal, Distributive, and Canon Law
d)
Distributive, Legal, Social, and Communicative
74.
Which of the following is NOT one of the three main aspects of the Catholic Social Justice Doctrine?
a)
Principles for Reflection
b)
Subsidiarity
c)
Criteria for judgment
d)
Guidelines for action
75.
The principle of Catholic social teaching that holds that higher unit of society should not do what a lower unit can do as well or better.”:
a)
Solidarity
b)
Subsidiarity
c)
Original Sin
d)
Common Good
76.
The Sermon on the Mount occurs on
a)
the lake
b)
desert
c)
the valley
d)
the mountain
77.
Jesus spoke the Sermon on the Mount to
a)
the crowd alone
b)
the disciples alone
c)
the disciples in the midst of a crowd
d)
the Pharisees and scribes
78.
How many beatitudes are there?
a)
Two
b)
Four
c)
Eight
d)
Ten
79.
Examples of the beatitudes are
a)
you shall worship the Lord your God
b)
blessed are the poor in spirit
c)
do this in remembrance of me
d)
repent and believe in the gospel
80.
The beatitudes are similar to
a)
ways to live like Jesus' disciples
b)
laws not to break
c)
rules to make sure God accepts you
d)
Old Testament covenant obligations
81.
The story of the Prodigal Son in Luke 15 includes
a)
A family of four
b)
A mother and her two sons
c)
A father and his two sons
d)
Jacob and his 12 sons
82.
The parables of Luke 15 are directed to
a)
The Pharisees and scribes
b)
Jesus' disciples
c)
the crowd
d)
his mother and his brethren
83.
The younger son's sin was
a)
to fight with his older brother
b)
talk back to his mother
c)
steal the family inheritance
d)
waste his father's inheritance on loose living
84.
The older son's sin was
a)
to be angry and refuse to accept his brother
b)
steal the family inheritance
c)
go with prostitutes
d)
beat up one of the family servants
85.
The father showed mercy to
a)
the younger son only
b)
the older son only
c)
two servants
d)
both sons
86.
Christian dialogue involves
a)
a teacher and a student
b)
two persons with animosity
c)
two or more equal parties with mutual respect
d)
a person studying morality
87.
Christian dialogue also involves
a)
Two persons with the same opinion
b)
Two persons with different views on some issue
c)
A majority opinion
d)
A social consensus
88.
Christian dialogue further includes
a)
persuading another person
b)
teaching a person why they are wrong
c)
individual growth alone
d)
the goal of mutual enlightenment and transformation
89.
An example of Christian dialogue would be
a)
A republican and democrat debating
b)
A town hall meeting
c)
An argument between strangers
d)
Two persons respectfully discussing their different views on an issue
90.
A concrete example of Christian dialogue would be
a)
Two persons respectfully discussing different views on abortion
b)
Two persons discussing why their view alone is right on abortion
c)
Two persons trying to persuade the other on their view of abortion
d)
Two persons arguing about their position on abortion
91.
The term moral climate change means
a)
Morality is subjective
b)
Morality is different for each person
c)
Just because you think something is right, it doesn't mean there are no negative consequences
d)
Our individual choices have no impact on others
92.
Climate change is an analogy for morality because
a)
it has nothing to do with morality
b)
it shows why Christians are better people than everyone else
c)
It points to how the bad decisions of some people negatively impact other people and the world
d)
it is a political opinion alone
93.
The Christian concept of truth is a person implies
a)
Truth is more than an idea
b)
Truth is subjective
c)
Truth can be learned from study alone
d)
Truth is different for every culture
94.
Truth is a person also indicates that
a)
Each person is the measure of morality
b)
Each person has their own truth
c)
Jesus is the measure of morality
d)
Jesus is only relevant for Christians
95.
The principle of double effect basically means
a)
whether choice you make is good
b)
everyone has to decide what is best for them
c)
If there are no negative consequences then it must be good
d)
Sometimes your only choice to do the good result in an unintended negative consequence
96.
Applying the principle of double effect to an ectopic pregnancy
a)
You can directly eliminate the embryo
b)
You can directly removed the damaged fallopian tube with the unintended consequence of the embryo dying naturally
c)
whatever the mother chooses
d)
whatever the doctor chooses
97.
The Catholic position on immigration involves
a)
respect for the human person, a right to seek better conditions with responsibility, a country's need to help but also can regulate
b)
a country needs to do what is in the best interest of its people alone
c)
a right to go to another country with no responsibility within the new country
d)
all countries are the same and need to mind their own business
98.
The Catholic position on global warming
a)
Is the same as political stances
b)
involves respect for creation and the concept of stewardship
c)
is that it is a myth and not scientifically proven
d)
doesn't matter in a society with a separation between church and state
99.
The Catholic position on sexual identity involves
a)
a political position
b)
a cultural position
c)
every person must decide for themselves
d)
God created humanity as male and female according to Genesis
100.
The Catholic position on sexual identity involves
a)
Chastity that supports the development of sexuality
b)
an outdated view of humanity
c)
A bunch of rules that one has to know
d)
Laws to make one pleasing to God
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