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Values Education

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does a human person naturally seek to do according to natural law?

a)

To know what is evil and avoid what is good

b)

To know what is good, better and best

c)

To know what is good and avoid what is evil

d)

To know God

2.

Who is the main character in the topic about a man fulfilling his prophecy?

a)

Odepus Rex

b)

Edopus Rex

c)

Oedipus Rex

d)

Eodipus Rex

3.

What is the 2nd mentioned stage of human life according to our discussion?

a)

Babyhood

b)

Infancy

c)

Maturity

d)

Retirement

4.

What makes a person make moral decisions according to the presentation?

a)

Being the top contender

b)

Being the good guy and bad guy at the same time

c)

Recognizing one's talent and strengths

d)

Reaching the maximum talent

5.

What is the level of motivation if the moral act is based from his religion?

a)

Fear Centered

b)

Pity Centered

c)

Principle Centered

d)

Faith Centered

6.

What is the level of motivation if the moral action is based from punishment?

a)

Fear Centered

b)

Pity Centered

c)

Principle Centered

d)

Faith Centered

7.

The ability to make one's own decisions without being forced or controlled.

(a)  

8.

What is an example of external threat if freedom?

a)

Mental Depression

b)

Mental Anxiety

c)

Sadness

d)

Physical Abuse

9.

What is an example of internal threat to freedom?

a)

Imprisonment

b)

War

c)

School

d)

Cultural Biases

10.

What is the two types of human act?

a)

Act and human act

b)

Free Act and Act of Man

c)

Human Act and Free Human Act

d)

Act of Man and Free Human Act

11.

What is the creature oedipus rex defeated?

(a)  

12.

How did oedipus save the kingdom?

a)

By killing the king

b)

By answering the riddle

c)

By killing the creature

d)

By singing

13.

Which of the following is not an example of Natural Law

a)

Right to Liberty

b)

Freedom

c)

Law of Inertia

d)

Justice

14.

A term used to a person who is owned and controlled by another person.

(a)  

15.

The ability to choose and decide what is right and wrong

(a)