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WorksheetsSin Section - Multiple Choice
Total questions: 75
Worksheet time: 38mins
What is a mortal sin?
A sin that breaks your relationship with God
A sin that hurts your relationship with God
A minor sin
A sin that is easily forgiven
What is a venial sin?
A sin that breaks your relationship with God
A sin that hurts your relationship with God
A major sin
A sin you need to go to confession to be forgiven for
Which of the following is an example of a mortal sin?
Missing Mass on Sunday
Gossiping
Neglecting to pray or read scripture regularly
Being late to class
Which of the following actions is likely a venial sin?
Murder
Adultery
Speaking rudely to someone
Blasphemy
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a mortal sin?
A. Full knowledge
B. Consent
C. Minor consequence
D. Grave matter
What type of sin is committed if someone deliberately harms another person?
Venial sin
Mortal sin
Unintentional sin
No sin
An action that violates the Ten Commandments is generally classified as a:
Mortal sin
No sin
Venial sin
Unintentional sin
If a person forgets to attend church but intended to go, this is typically regarded as:
Venial sin
Mortal sin
If someone wants to go to Mass on Sunday but their car breaks down, what reason would prevent this from being a mortal sin?
Missing Mass is not a grave matter
They didn’t have full consent
They didn’t have full knowledge
Which is the worst deadly sin?
Pride
Greed
Envy
Wrath
The Greek meaning for the 7 deadly sins is:
Pride
Wicked thoughts
Evil beings
Sour person
The Greeks translate this to a person who dismisses divine assistance from God:
Envy
Pride
Greed
Wrath
__________ is a sad and unhealthy mindset where a person essentially tells God that He made a mistake in how He distributed blessings and gifts in the world.
Envy
Lust
Pride
Gluttony
_____ is being so busy that one doesn’t make time for what is truly important.
Gluttony
Sloth
Pride
Wrath
The disordered use of material goods is known as:
Greed
Wrath
Gluttony
Lust
__________ becomes a major sin if done primarily to seek the pleasure of the flesh, instead of fulfilling God's intended purpose for food (nourishment).
Lust
Pride
Gluttony
Greed
Adultery is a form of:
Pride
Greed
Gluttony
Lust
Which deadly sin can lead to self-destructive behaviors?
Pride
Wrath
Lust
All of them
The opposite of pride is:
Sadness
Humility
Lust
Joy
______ is a deadly sin but considered a lesser of the deadly sins. It often comes from a place of love.
Pride
Gluttony
Wrath
Envy
If someone feels resentment toward a friend’s success, which sin are they exhibiting?
Envy
Pride
Lust
Wrath
What is the opposite of greed?
A. Avarice
B. Indifference
C. Generosity
D. Pride
Which deadly sin is characterized by a lack of effort or motivation?
Wrath
Sloth
Lust
Pride
What is the primary difference between a mortal sin and a venial sin?
Mortal sins are always forgiven, while venial sins are not.
Mortal sins involve grave matter and sever one’s relationship with God, while venial sins do not.
Mortal sins are minor offenses, while venial sins are serious offenses.
Mortal sins can be committed unintentionally, while venial sins cannot.
What does it mean to be in a state of grace?
To have gone to confession and be free of sin
To have a perfect understanding of all religious teachings
To always attend religious services
How can a person regain a state of grace after committing a mortal sin?
By performing good deeds
By confessing the sin and receiving absolution
By ignoring the sin and moving on
By praying for forgiveness without any action
Why is it important to avoid both mortal and venial sins?
Mortal sins are the only sins that matter.
Both types of sin can lead to spiritual harm and distance from God.
Only venial sins affect your relationship with others.
Mortal sins are less serious than venial sins.
During a group project, Sarah takes all the credit for the work and tells the teacher that she did it all herself. When her teammates express frustration, she brushes them off and continues to boast. What deadly sin is Sarah likely committing?
Envy
Pride
Greed
Sloth
A visual representation of a conscience can be:
Jiminy Cricket
Devil & Angel on shoulders
Both
An individual's internal sense of right and wrong—a moral compass—is the:
Secular definition of conscience
Catholic definition of conscience
Definition of morality
A conscience described as the voice of God within each individual is known as the:
Catholic definition of conscience
Secular definition of conscience
Definition of morality
A conscience that is dulled or weakened is known as:
Lax Conscience
Erroneous Conscience
Informed Conscience
Saint Conscience
Our conscience is influenced and developed only during childhood.
True
False
What is the name of the Marine who dies in the film A Few Good Men?
Downey
Dawson
Santiago
Kendrick
What specific request does Santiago make before his death?
A discharge from the Marines
A transfer off the base
A promotion
A medical leave
What does Lt. Kaffee frequently rely on instead of going to trial?
Plea deals
Surprise witnesses
Bribery
Jury manipulation
Where was Santiago stationed?
Camp Lejeune
Guantanamo Bay
Parris Island
Norfolk Naval Base
What sport is Kaffee playing when Galloway first approaches him?
Basketball
Softball
Golf
Football
What is Kaffee’s reaction after Jessup’s confession?
He yells in celebration
He stays composed
He faints
He quits the case
How does the court rule on Dawson and Downey?
Guilty of murder
Guilty of conspiracy
Not guilty of murder but guilty of conduct unbecoming
Completely not guilty
Why did Kaffee originally not want to put Jessup on the stand?
He feared Jessup would be too convincing and win the case for the prosecution.
He believed Jessup was too high-ranking to be questioned in court.
He was concerned Jessup would lie and damage their defense.
If he could not get Jessup to admit what he did, Kaffee could have been court martialed.
Kaffee initially avoids courtroom trials because they are too much work, even if justice is at stake. This best reflects a:
Desensitized Conscience
Lax Conscience
Informed Conscience
Scrupulous Conscience
Which character most clearly demonstrates an informed conscience by the end of the movie?
Kendrick
Jessup
JoAnne Galloway
Downey
Which of the following is an example of an amoral action?
JoAnne defending the Marines out of concern for justice
Downey giving Santiago a Code Red without understanding right or wrong
Jessup lying in court
Kaffee’s final argument exposing the truth
Who elects the pope?
Bishops
Cardinals
Priests
Archbishops
What does the word conclave mean in Latin?
With God
Secret meeting
With key
Vote of truth
Who was the first pope?
Pope Gregory
St. Peter
Jesus
Pope Francis
All bishops are cardinals but not all cardinals are bishops.
True
False
The conclave takes place in:
The Sistine Chapel
A locked room
In secrecy
All of the above
How many votes per day are allowed in a conclave (after the first day)?
1
2
3
4
Pope is Vicar of Christ =
A) acts as Christ’s human representative on earth
B) Is the sign of the Church’s unity in its beliefs
c) Neither
D) A and B
What fraction of votes is needed to elect a new pope?
Fifty percent + One
One third + One
Two thirds + One
Three fourths + One
What color smoke signals a failed vote?
Black
Gray
White
Red
What is the "Room of Tears"?
Where cardinals pray
Where ballots are counted
Room where the new pope puts on papal garments
Where the conclave ends
Which item is burned to help create the smoke?
Ashes
Ballots
Incense
Olive branches
What happens immediately after a pope is elected?
He gives a homily
He picks his papal name
He takes a vow of silence
He signs a document
Can a non-cardinal be elected pope?
No
Yes, but extremely rare
Only if voted by 100%
Only during war
What do the cardinals say before voting?
“May the Lord guide me”
“I call on the Holy Spirit”
An oath of secrecy
Nothing
Can the media be present in the conclave?
Yes
No
Only on final day
Only Vatican press
The Holy Spirit influences:
Prayer
Conversation
Voting
All of the above
How many Scrutineers are there?
1
2
3
4
What is the main role of Scrutineers in a conclave?
Supervise meals
Count the votes
Write ballots
Guard the Sistine Chapel
What do the Infirmarii do during the conclave?
Provide medicine
Assist with voting for cardinals too ill to attend
Guard the ballots
Deliver meals
How many Infirmarii are chosen?
1
2
3
4
What is the job of the Revisors in the conclave?
Rewrite unclear ballots
Double-check the vote counting
Watch for cheating
Supervise the camerlengo
was one of the shortest conclaves in history. It took a little over 24 hours.
Pope John Paul II
Pope Gregory X
Pope Peter
Cardinals turn to for help during the Conclave.
Each other
Silence
The media
How are the Revisors picked?
By a vote
At random
Not every conclave needs revisors
None of the above
What is the definition of empathy?
Feeling sorry for someone
The ability to understand and share the feelings of another person
Giving someone advice
Ignoring someone’s emotions
Which of the following best describes the difference between empathy and sympathy?
Sympathy involves both thinking and feeling; empathy does not
Empathy means feeling concern for someone; sympathy means sharing their emotions
Sympathy is feeling concern for someone; empathy is putting yourself in their shoes
They are exactly the same
Which of the following is an example of empathy?
Sending flowers to someone without knowing what they’re going through
Feeling sorry for someone who is sad
Imagining what it’s like to be in someone’s situation and sharing their feelings
Telling someone to “get over it”
What does cognitive empathy refer to?
Feeling the same emotion as someone else
Imagining what it’s like to be in someone’s position and understanding their perspective
Ignoring someone’s emotions
Giving someone advice based on logic
What is affective empathy?
Judging someone for how they feel
Understanding someone’s thoughts only
Sharing another person’s emotions and feelings
Trying to solve someone’s problem without emotion
Which of the following best combines both thinking and feeling aspects of empathy?
Sympathy
Affective empathy
Empathy
Cognitive empathy
When you try to see the world through someone else’s eyes, you are practicing:
A. Affective empathy
B. Sympathy
C. Cognitive empathy
D. Emotional ignorance
