WorksheetsSUMMATIVE TEST-CST
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 18mins
You notice a classmate consistently being excluded and made fun of by a group of other students. Applying the CST principle, what is the most aligned response?
Recognize the inherent worth of the classmate and choose to either directly support them or seek help from a trusted adult.
Observe the situation and intervene only if the physical safety of the classmate is threatened.
Acknowledge that social dynamics can be complex and it's best not to interfere in peer relationships.
Your class is organizing a fundraising event for a local charity supporting families affected by a recent calamity. How should your class most ethically prioritize the allocation of the funds raised?
Allocate funds based on the administrative efficiency and public profile of different charities.
Distribute funds evenly among various organizations working on disaster relief to ensure broad impact.
Prioritize direct assistance to the families facing the most significant hardships and with the fewest resources for recovery.
In your ADNU student organization, decisions are often made by a small group of senior members without consulting the general membership. What action best reflects the principle of participation?
Accept the established hierarchy as a necessary structure for efficient organization management.
Advocate for a more inclusive decision-making process that allows for broader input from the members.
Observe the decision-making process but refrain from suggesting changes to avoid potential conflict.
Our ADNU campus has a significant problem with littering, and the cleaning staff is overwhelmed. Which student action is most consistent with the principle of stewardship of God’s creation?
Rely on the university's maintenance services to address the cleanliness of the campus.
Acknowledge the issue but assume that individual actions have a minimal impact on the overall problem.
Take personal responsibility for proper waste disposal and participate in initiatives promoting environmental sustainability on campus.
You and a group of friends are planning a weekend outing. One of your friends suggests an activity that you know exploits animals for entertainment. What is the most ethically sound response?
Participate in the activity but express mild discomfort privately to your close friends.
Decline to participate without clearly stating your reasons to avoid making others feel uncomfortable.
Express your ethical concerns about the treatment of animals and propose alternative activities that do not involve exploitation.
As an ADNU student, you are part of a community that values academic integrity. However, you notice some students engaging in plagiarism. Applying the Catholic Social Teaching principle of the Common Good, what is the primary ethical reason why plagiarism is wrong?
It violates the specific rules and regulations outlined in the student handbook.
It undermines the fairness and trustworthiness of the academic environment, harming the collective pursuit of knowledge.
It could potentially lead to negative consequences for the individual student who is caught.
You observe that the student council at ADNU seems to prioritize the concerns of a specific group of students and appears less attentive to the needs of other marginalized student communities. What action best promote CST principles?
Actively seek to understand the concerns of the marginalized groups and advocate for their needs to be addressed by the student council.
Assume that the student council is acting in the best interest of the majority of students.
Suggest that marginalized groups should independently voice their concerns without direct intervention from others.
You are currently seeking employment to support your family during a time of financial hardship. What should be your most important consideration when looking for a job?
Look for work that ensures fair pay, safe and respectful conditions, and opportunities for personal growth, recognizing your dignity as a worker.
Prioritize immediate income to relieve your family’s financial stress as soon as possible.
Accept the first available job offer regardless of conditions to begin earning quickly.
You believe that a particular policy implemented by the ADNU administration unfairly affects a specific group of students. Applying the Catholic Social Teaching principle of Subsidiarity, what is the most appropriate initial step to address this perceived injustice?
Immediately organize a public protest to raise awareness about the unfair policy.
Discuss the issue primarily among your close friends and student networks without formal communication.
First attempt to communicate the concerns of the affected students directly to the relevant administrative bodies within the university.
As a graduating SHS student from ADNU, you are reflecting on your future role in society. Applying the Catholic Social Teaching principle of Rights and Responsibilities, what does this principle most strongly imply about your future actions as a citizen?
That you have both the entitlement to certain freedoms and the obligation to contribute to the common good and the well-being of others.
That your primary focus should be on securing your personal well-being and career success.
That your responsibilities are secondary to the rights and freedoms you are entitled to as an individual.
In the context of romantic relationships, how does the Catholic Social Teaching principle of the Dignity of the Human Person guide one’s interactions and expectations within that relationship?
It suggests prioritizing emotional connection above all other aspects of the relationship.
It emphasizes treating one’s partner with respect, recognizing their inherent worth, and avoiding any form of objectification or exploitation.
It implies that the primary goal of a relationship should be focused on future marriage and family.
Considering discussions around sexual health and responsible choices, how might the Catholic Social Teaching principle of Responsibility be applied to individual decision-making regarding sexual activity?
It implies that all decisions regarding sexual health are solely a matter of personal convenience without external guidance.
It suggests that individuals should consider the potential consequences of their actions on themselves, their partner, and any potential future family.
It primarily emphasizes blind adherence to religious doctrines regarding sexual behavior without considering individual circumstances.
When students engage in conversations about different understandings of sexuality, how does the Catholic Social Teaching principle of Solidarity encourage them to approach these discussions?
By firmly asserting one's own beliefs as the only valid perspective.
By avoiding conversations about sexuality altogether due to their sensitive nature.
By fostering an environment of respectful dialogue, empathy, and seeking to understand diverse experiences and perspectives, even when disagreements exist.
Reflecting on the Catholic Social Teaching principle of the Call to Family, Community, and Participation in the context of friendships and peer relationships at ADNU SHS, how can students best live out this principle?
By primarily focusing on their individual academic achievements and personal goals.
By maintaining a small, exclusive circle of friends to avoid the complexities of larger social interactions.
By actively contributing to positive and supportive peer groups, fostering a sense of belonging, and participating constructively in school activities and initiatives.
The Philippine government is considering a large-scale mining project in an ancestral domain, potentially displacing indigenous communities and causing significant environmental damage to a vital watershed. Which Catholic Social Teaching principle is most critically challenged by this project, considering the long-term well-being of both the people and the land?
Subsidiarity
Stewardship of Creation
Option for the Poor and Vulnerable
In the aftermath of a devastating typhoon in the Camarines Sur, international aid pours in, but its distribution is hampered by corruption and political maneuvering, preventing essential resources from reaching the most affected and vulnerable populations. Which Catholic Social Teaching principle is most directly violated by this situation?
Solidarity
The Dignity of Work and the Rights of Workers
Call to Family, Community, and Participation
Which principle of Catholic Social Teaching means creating social conditions that help all people live well and reach their full potential?
Common Good
The Dignity of Work and the Rights of Workers
Rights and Responsibilities
Which Catholic Social Teaching principle requires the most attention to ensure a fair and just solution for families in need?
Option for the Poor and Vulnerable
Subsidiarity
Dignity of the Human Person
From a Catholic Social Teaching perspective, which principle requires careful balancing with individual conscience and the role of the family in making decisions about family size and healthcare?
Common Good
Rights and Responsibilities
Call to Family, Community, and Participation
Which Catholic Social Teaching principle, beyond environmental concerns, is most undermined by this corruption and lack of accountability?
Common Good
Subsidiarity
Dignity of the Human Person
In the context of political dynasties and patronage in the Philippines, which Catholic Social Teaching principle is most directly challenged by the concentration of power and resources within a few families?
Solidarity
Rights and Responsibilities
Call to Family, Community, and Participation
Which Catholic Social Teaching principle calls for a critical examination of the working conditions, rights, and support systems available to these workers abroad?
Option for the Poor and Vulnerable
The Dignity of Work and the Rights of Workers
Solidarity
Which Catholic Social Teaching principle most unequivocally condemns this exploitation and demands comprehensive efforts to protect the victims and address the root causes?
Dignity of the Human Person
Common Good
Rights and Responsibilities
Which Catholic Social Teaching principle, emphasizing the just distribution of resources and the empowerment of marginalized farmers, is central to achieving meaningful land reform?
Subsidiarity
Option for the Poor and Vulnerable
Stewardship of Creation
How might the Catholic Social Teaching principle of Subsidiarity be applied to the complex issue of local governance and autonomy in the Philippines?
By advocating for complete decentralization of all governmental functions to the local level.
By arguing for a top-down approach where the national government dictates all policies to ensure uniformity across the archipelago.
By suggesting that decisions should be made at the level closest to the people that can effectively address the issue, with higher levels intervening only when necessary.
Which Catholic Social Teaching principle underscores the moral imperative for dialogue, reconciliation, and the building of trust among diverse communities with a history of conflict?
Rights and Responsibilities
Solidarity
Peace
What are the ethical responsibilities of both the national government and individual citizens in mitigating these impacts and adapting to the changing environment?
The government is solely responsible for implementing large-scale environmental policies, while individuals have no significant role.
Economic development should take precedence over environmental concerns, especially for a developing nation like the Philippines.
Both the government and individuals have a shared responsibility to protect the environment through policy changes, sustainable practices, and responsible consumption.
Which two Catholic Social Teaching principles, when applied together, provide the strongest ethical framework for defending their rights and way of life?
Dignity of the Human Person and Call to Family, Community, and Participation
Subsidiarity and The Dignity of Work and the Rights of Workers
Common Good and Stewardship of Creation
How can the Catholic Social Teaching principles of Rights and Responsibilities and the Common Good inform policy initiatives aimed at bridging this gap and ensuring equitable access to technology and digital literacy?
By recognizing access to information and communication technologies as a fundamental right that contributes to the common good, requiring proactive measures to ensure affordability and accessibility for all citizens.
By viewing internet access as a luxury good rather than a basic right and focusing resources on other pressing needs.
By leaving the issue solely to market forces and private sector initiatives, assuming that technological advancements will eventually reach all segments of society.
Which Catholic Social Teaching principle most urgently calls for systemic reforms to ensure equitable healthcare as a fundamental human right for all Filipinos?
Dignity of the Human Person
Subsidiarity
Option for the Poor and Vulnerable
Which Catholic Social Teaching principle implies a moral obligation for leaders to serve with integrity, transparency, and a commitment to the well-being of all citizens, rather than personal gain?
Common Good
Rights and Responsibilities
Subsidiarity
What specific policy interventions could the government and civil society pursue to better protect these vulnerable laborers?
Focus solely on formalizing the economy, potentially displacing those unable to meet strict regulatory requirements.
Assume that economic growth will eventually absorb all informal workers into the formal sector without targeted interventions.
Develop tailored social safety nets, provide access to training and skills development, and gradually extend labor protections to the informal sector while respecting its unique characteristics.
Which Catholic Social Teaching principle invites reflection on how today's decisions affect the environment and resources, urging responsible care for the world so future generations can flourish?
Stewardship of Creation
Solidarity
Option for the Poor and Vulnerable
Which Catholic Social Teaching principles, when applied together, suggest a holistic approach that not only provides immediate aid but also empowers individuals and communities to become agents of their own development and participate fully in society?
Dignity of the Human Person and Subsidiarity
Common Good and The Dignity of Work and the Rights of Workers
Option for the Poor and Vulnerable and Solidarity
Which two Catholic Social Teaching principles together best promote responsibility and accountability, protect vulnerable communities, and support sustainable development that respects both people and the environment?
Stewardship of Creation and Option for the Poor and Vulnerable
Subsidiarity and Dignity of Work and the Rights of Workers
Solidarity and Care for God's Creation
