True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true or
false.
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1.
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You must never go
against what your conscience tells you is moral.
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2.
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Conscience is
primarily a judgment of the intellect.
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3.
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Conscience always
means we must go it alone when making moral decisions.
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4.
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It is always a
part of a good conscience decision to evaluate and reflect on actions already
performed.
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5.
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The excuse
“This is the way I am” is often the sign of an insincere conscience.
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6.
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It is correct to
say that when you are an adult, you will have a perfectly formed conscience, never needing any more
information.
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7.
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Ignorance about
the wrongness of a given deed can lessen one’s moral blameworthiness for the act and turn an
objectively evil act into a good one.
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8.
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Jiminy Cricket
was a character in the Disney movie "Cinderella."
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9.
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We have a
responsibility as human beings to develop a properly formed conscience.
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10.
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Sincerity is all
that matters when making moral decisions.
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11.
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No one in heaven
or on earth has the right to judge your actions good or bad.
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12.
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The only way a
person should make moral decisions is by asking themselves, "Do I think it is
right?"
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13.
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When making
important moral decisions, one should consult parents, the law, teachers, church teaching, the
Catechism of the Catholic Church, scripture, saints and other knowledgeable Christians.
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14.
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We must develop
an informed conscience, and we must follow that conscience.
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15.
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If we want to do
something wrong simply to see if we can get away with it, we have a pure intention.
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16.
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In the movie,
“John Q,” Dr. Turner is a very compassionate man, only concerned with helping
others.
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17.
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In the movie
John Q, the heart transplant costs $250,000.
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18.
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In the movie John
Q, the hospital is asking for a down payment of 40% in order to put Mike’s name on the donor
list.
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19.
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John Q. was
working about 20 hours per week in the movie.
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20.
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John Q. was
making too much money to receive monetary assistance from agencies.
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21.
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John Q. made
enough money to pay his hospital bills.
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22.
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John Q. had an
immoral intention in taking over the Emergency Room.
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23.
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In the movie,
“John Q,” Mitch’s blood type was “B Positive.”
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24.
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In the movie,
“John Q,” HMOs essentially pay doctors not to give tests.
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25.
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In the movie,
“John Q,” Tuck Lampley was an unselfish man dedicated to truth and justice.
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26.
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John Q. planned
on killing at least one person in order to save Mike.
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27.
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In the movie,
“John Q,” Rebecca Payne was a doctor at the hospital.
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28.
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In the movie,
“John Q,” Chief Monroe and Tuck Lampley are complete opposites, one is selfish and the
other is only interested in doing the right thing for others.
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29.
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In the movie,
“John Q,” Dr. Turner seemed to treat rich people better than the average Joe.
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30.
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John Q. received
a sentence of 7 to 10 years in federal prison for kidnapping.
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31.
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John Q’s
middle name is Quicymagellanandrepaulgeorge.
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32.
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In the movie
“John Q,” Mitch stabs John with a rustly nail.
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33.
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Conscience is the
subjective norm of morality
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34.
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Conscience is the
objective norm of morality
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35.
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Something that is
subjective can also be objective.
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36.
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Something cannot
be subjective and objective at the same time.
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37.
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Something that is
subjective is always true and exactly in line with reality.
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38.
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Everything is
subjective, there is nothing that cannot be.
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39.
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Conscience
enables us to be aware of ourselves and helps us act so that we become the persons we are capable of
becoming.
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40.
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Conscience is the
capacity to judge whether an action or an attitude will help us grow as persons or whether such
actions and attitudes will stifle, even kill, our growth as children of God
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41.
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Conscience is not
our inner dialogue with God who calls each one of us to act as the person we are, it is something
entirely different.
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42.
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A properly formed
conscience helps tune us in to what God wants for us in a particular situation
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43.
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John Q was played
by Morgan Freeman.
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44.
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In the movie
“John Q,” Rebecca Payne was actually played by the actress Julia Roberts.
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Completion
Complete each sentence or statement.
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45.
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Blessed are the
___________, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.
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46.
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Blessed are
_______________, for they will be comforted.
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47.
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Blessed
___________, _______________ the land.
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48.
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Blessed are they
who ____________________, for they will be satisfied.
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49.
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Blessed
_________________, for they will be shown mercy.
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50.
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Blessed are
_____________, for they will see God.
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51.
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Blessed are
______________, for they will be called children of God.
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52.
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Blessed are they
________________________, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.
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Matching
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Matching:
“John Q” a. | Denise Archibald | f. | Tuck Lampley | b. | John Q. Archibald | g. | Rebecca Payne | c. | Mike Archibald | h. | Mitch Quigley | d. | Dr. Raymond Turner | i. | Frank Grimes | e. | Jimmy Palumbo | j. | none of these | | | | |
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53.
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John Q’s
son.
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54.
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The hospital
chief administrator.
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55.
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Said “Do
Something!” and then hung up.
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56.
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The main TV
reporter.
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57.
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The name of the
hostage negotiator.
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58.
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The main
character.
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59.
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John’s best
friend and co-worker.
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60.
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Ordered the
S.W.A.T. team guy to go in and shoot John.
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61.
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Who said
“People get sick, they die. That’s the way it goes.”?
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62.
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Who said “It
seems that something is out of whack, not someone.”?
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63.
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Who said
“Don’t get caught up in the bad things, there are so many great things out
there.”?
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64.
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Who said “To
shame a man like that and back him into a corner.”?
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65.
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Heart
doctor.
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66.
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Stabbed John
Q.
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67.
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Who said
“this is my white bronco.”?
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68.
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Who joked that
Frank needed diapers?
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69.
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Who’s
conscience bothered them the most and ended up completely reversing a crucial decision?
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70.
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Who’s heart
was enlarged?
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71.
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Who told John
that he filled out the wrong paperwork? He should have filed a grievance, not an
appeal.
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72.
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Who was played by
Denzel Washington?
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Chapter 5
Matching a. | Conscience as following the
crowd | e. | Conscience as Jiminy Cricket | b. | Conscience as a feeling | f. | Conscience as myth | c. | Conscience as superego | g. | Christian definition of conscience | d. | Conscience as a gut instinct | | | | |
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73.
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Leftover
“shoulds” and “have-tos” from childhood.
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74.
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A false concept
invented by religion to control people
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75.
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“If it feels
good, do it.”
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76.
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A voice
whispering in your ear.
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77.
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A judgment of
reason about the rightness of actions
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78.
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Everyone is doing
“it.” “It” must be okay.
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79.
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Acting on your
hunch.
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80.
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A cartoon
conscience
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81.
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If you feel like
doing something then it is O.K.
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82.
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You just do what
everyone else is doing.
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Conscience Packet
Matching: Answers may be used once, more than once or not at all. a. | Type 1 Conscience | c. | Type 3 Conscience | b. | Type 2 Conscience | d. | None of These | | | | |
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83.
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Which type of
conscience would you use if you made a moral decision based on the fact that you are sensitive to the
needs of others.
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84.
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Which type of
conscience would you use if you made a moral decision based on the fact that you fear the
consequences.
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85.
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Which type of
conscience would you use if you made a moral decision based on the fact you want to protect the
rights of others.
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86.
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Which type of
conscience would you use if you made a moral decision based on whether or not the cops will catch
you.
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87.
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Which type of
conscience would you use if you made a moral decision based on the prompting of God speaking in the
innermost part of yourself.
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88.
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Which type of
conscience would you use if you made a moral decision based on the fact that you think God is out to
get you for slipping up.
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89.
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Which type of
conscience would you use if you made a moral decision based on your desire to act as a child of
God.
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90.
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Which type of
conscience would you use if you made a moral decision based on the fact that you know you should
respond to others in a caring way.
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Types of
Conscience Matching: Answers may be used once, more than once or not at all. Match the example
with the type. a. | Type 1 Conscience | c. | Type 3 Conscience | b. | Type 2 Conscience | d. | None of these | | | | |
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91.
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Angie
doesn’t shoplift because she loves everyone and wouldn’t want to hurt them
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92.
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Betty Sue was
thinking about cheating on a test. Her friend said that she could look off of her test the next day.
Betty Sue decides not to cheat and to study for her test. She does because she her mom told her she
would give her $10 if she didn’t cheat anymore
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93.
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Alvin wants to
rob a store but he doesn't because when he stops to think about it he realizes that through Christ
Jesus he loves all of humanity and therefore he loves the store owner as a brother.
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94.
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Andre really
wants to practice Voodoo, but he knows its against his religion and his mom would disapprove.
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95.
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Oscar decides not
to beat up Mike because he knows that even though he is mad at him, it is not right to hurt him. He
wants to treat Mike with respect because that is how he would like to be treated.
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96.
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Timon wanted to
steal coconuts from Rafiki and tried to con Pumba into helping him. Pumba said no because Jesus
wouldn’t steal from monkeys.
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97.
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Ariel wanted to
go up to the surface of the ocean. Flounder remembered what King Triton had said about going up to
the surface. He said that if you go up to the surface that there is a chance of the humans spotting
you. If the humans saw you then it would put you and your family at risk. Flounder convinces her not
to go up to the surface because the consequence would be far worse than the risk.
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98.
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Cranston
participated in class everyday to please his teacher and to be a good student
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99.
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Jimmy did not
drive through the red light for fear of getting into an accident with another car
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100.
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A group of boys
were planning to take the head off the St Thomas Moore statue for their eighth grade prank. Jake
decides not to join the group. He knows that it is wrong and disrespectful in the Christian image. He
doesn’t want to damage property that does not belong to him.
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