True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true or
false.
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1.
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Shrek
has layers like a cake.
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2.
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Responsibility implies the possession of intelligence and freedom.
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3.
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Living
the virtues is an essential way to form one’s character.
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4.
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It is
wrong to think of morality as a type of science.
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5.
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Our
textbook is called “Newest Life in Christ.”
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6.
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The
fruits of the Holy Spirit are the same as the gifts of the Holy Spirit.
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7.
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It is
correct to look at morality as a response to a loving God who calls us to become fully human
persons.
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8.
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The
gift of papal infallibility preserves the Holy Father from error when he teaches in areas of
doctrine, but not in areas of morality.
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9.
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The
quote, “Happiness is like the wake of a ship; it follows those who do not pursue it” means
that we should seek something other than happiness if we really want to be happy.
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10.
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As he
did with the rich young man in the gospel, Jesus teaches that we cannot live a moral life unless we
sell our possessions and follow him.
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11.
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Jesus
links observing the commandments and living a moral life.
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12.
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Morality is interested in what we ought to do.
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13.
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Shrek’s quest was to find layers of a cake.
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14.
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Cassie
Bernall was 14 years old when she died.
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15.
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Cassie
Bernall was studying Macbeth in the library before she died.
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16.
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Cassie
Bernall died on Tuesday, April 20, 1999.
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17.
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Cassie
Bernall is a good example of someone who has strong character and good virtues.
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18.
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Shrek
has layers like an onion.
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19.
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Shrek
does not have layers like an onion.
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20.
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Shrek’s quest was to find cake.
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21.
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Shrek
was a donkey.
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22.
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Shrek
has layers like a parfait.
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23.
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Our
quest is to seek union.
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24.
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Cassie
Bernall’s brother was named Charlie.
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25.
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Cassie
Bernall’s parents know almost immediately that morning that she was killed by a
gunman.
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26.
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Cassie
Bernall’s dad was named Brad.
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27.
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One of
Mr. Jim Homan’s class rules is to be on time.
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28.
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The
name of this course is “A fantastic journey into the outer realm of Social Morality in the
post-modern world.”
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29.
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Piety
is a Gift of the Holy Spirit.
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30.
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Charity is a Gift of the Holy Spirit.
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31.
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Self-control is a Gift of the Holy Spirit.
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32.
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Knowledge is a Gift of the Holy Spirit.
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33.
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Fortitude is a Gift of the Holy Spirit.
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34.
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Peace
is a Gift of the Holy Spirit.
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35.
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Modesty is a Gift of the Holy Spirit.
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36.
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Gentleness is a Fruit of the Holy Spirit.
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37.
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Kindness is a Fruit of the Holy Spirit.
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38.
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Chastity is a Gift of the Holy Spirit.
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Matching
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Hearing Gods Voice: Introduction Chapter
Matching-->Choose the best answer from the following for the questions below.
Answers may be used once, more than once or not at all. a. | Ought | f. | Happy | b. | Experience | g. | Reason | c. | Practice | h. | Divine Revelation | d. | Science | i. | None of these | e. | Morality | | | | |
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39.
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Many
people are curious about how to be _________________.
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40.
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We
need to approach ____________ and ask him for his teaching.
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41.
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But we
should not only ask we should also put it into ____________.
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42.
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Morality is described as a special kind of knowing, a knowing of what _____ to be
done.
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43.
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A
traditional definition of morality calls it the ______________ of what humans ought to do by reason
of who they are.
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44.
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Catholic Morality draws on human _____________ (God-given intellect.)
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45.
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Catholic Morality draws on human _____________ (wisdom of others.)
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46.
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Catholic Morality draws on _________ ____________ (scripture and church
teachings.)
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Morality as a response to God: Introduction Chapter
Match the
statements below using the answers immediately following, Answers may be used once, more than once or
not at all.
a. | Intelligence and
Freedom | e. | Help of Jesus
Christ | b. | Help of the Holy
Spirit | f. | None of these | c. | Support of the Church | g. | All of these | d. | Help of the Magisterium | | | | |
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47.
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Jesus
is our model
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48.
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Gives
us gifts and graces
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49.
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How we
know the truth
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50.
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The
gift that allows Christ Jesus to live in and work through us
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51.
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The
Pope and the Bishops teaching officially
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52.
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A
mother and a teacher
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53.
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The
official teaching office
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54.
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Our
decisions and actions
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55.
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To
imitate him
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56.
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The
Eucharist and Sacraments
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57.
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We are
free
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58.
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What a
fully human life should be
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59.
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Infallibility
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60.
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Possesses Christ’s own authority to teach in his name the truths of salvation
that pertain to faith and morals.
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Character and Virtue: Introduction Chapter
Match the
statements below using the answers immediately following, Answers may be used once, more than once or
not at all.
a. | Prudence | f. | Definition of
Virtue | b. | Faith | g. | Justice | c. | Hope | h. | Fortitude | d. | Charity (love) | i. | Temperance | e. | Definition of Character | j. | None of these | | | | |
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61.
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This
virtue enables us to believe in God.
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62.
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This
is the greatest virtue.
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63.
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This
virtue is called right reason in action.
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64.
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This
virtue gives us strength and courage to stand firm.
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65.
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This
virtue brings balance to our life.
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66.
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This
virtue keeps us from getting discouraged.
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67.
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This
virtue helps us make sacrifices.
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68.
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This
virtue helps us counteract the vices.
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69.
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This
virtue helps us respect the rights of all other humans.
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70.
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This
virtue helps us select the right means of achieving what is good.
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71.
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This
virtue helps us to Love God and others.
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72.
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This
virtue gives us the strength to overcome fears of rejection, failure or disappointment.
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73.
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This
virtue helps us to master our appetites.
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74.
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This
virtue helps us to give both God and neighbor what is their due.
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75.
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This
virtue helps us proclaim it, bear witness to it and spread it to others
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76.
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This
virtue helps us to love enemies.
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77.
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This
virtue helps us to do things in moderation.
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78.
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Who we
really are and who we are becoming through our choices and actions.
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79.
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A
habitual and firm disposition to do the good.
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80.
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Moderation in pursuit of pleasures.
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81.
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Belief
in God and his promises.
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82.
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Trust
in God’s salvation and graces.
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83.
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Love
of God and neighbor .
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84.
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Courage to live Christ-like lives.
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Introduction Terms
Match the statements below using the answers
immediately following, Answers may be used once, more than once or not at all.
a. | Union | g. | Virtues | b. | Practical | h. | Possessions | c. | Infallibility | i. | Objective | d. | Revelation | j. | Magisterium | e. | Selfhood | k. | None of these | f. | Natural | | | | |
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85.
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The
official teaching authority of the church.
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86.
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My ___________ is who I really am and what I am becoming through my choices and
actions.
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87.
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Firm
attitudes, stable dispositions, and habitual perceptions that help us live morally according to
reason and faith.
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88.
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Catholic morality draws on human reason, human experience, and Divine _____________to
learn how we should act.
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89.
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Deep
down under the layers, what everyone is seeking.
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90.
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The
gift of being preserved from error.
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Youth Culture and Media Matching: Use the answer below for the questions that
follow. Answers may be used once, more than once or not at all. a. | Sponge | k. | Research | b. | Cool | l. | 32 | c. | Critic | m. | 35 | d. | Disney | n. | 50 | e. | economy | o. | 100 | f. | Money | p. | News Corp | g. | Viacom | q. | 30 | h. | Commercial | r. | Happier | i. | Cool Hunting | s. | None of these | j. | 15 | | | | |
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91.
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We
should be a media _______________, questioning and forming an opion about what you see, hear and
read.
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92.
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Media
is basically trying to get you to spend ______________.
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93.
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We
should not be a media ____________, absorbing everything without thought.
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94.
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You
are the largest generation of teenagers at ____ million strong.
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95.
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Teens
themselves spend over $_____ billion per year.
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96.
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Teen
push their parents to spend an additional $______billion per year.
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97.
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Teens
run today’s ________________.
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98.
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Teens
don’t typically respond to traditional marketing, but there is one thing that they respond to:
__________.
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99.
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The
search for the latest trends and for what is “cool” is called
_______________.
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100.
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The
coolest media giant is _______________.
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101.
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Everything on MTV is a __________________.
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102.
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At
MTV, There's been a kind of feverish addiction to ________________ and understanding young people
that's been embraced from the very top down.
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103.
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The
MTV machine doesn't listen to the young so it can make the young _________. The MTV machine tunes in
so it can figure out how to pitch what Viacom has to sell.
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104.
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All
too often, the pursuit of _____________ leads people down the wrong path.
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105.
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MTV is
owned by ____________.
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