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1God made us to
- Abring peace to the nations of the world.
- Bworship him at all times
- Clive in loving communion with him and with one another
- Dpreach the Gospel through evangelization
2The __________ is the fulfillment of God’s saving plan.
- APaschal Mystery
- B Feast of Pentecost
- COld Covenant
- Dlove of God
3Conscience is a gift from God to help us know moral law.
- ATrue
- BFalse
4Jesus gave us the New Law and the Beatitudes to abolish the Old Law.
- ATrue
- BFalse
5The Precepts of the Church primarily ask us to participate in the Church’s sacramental life and in the ______________.
- Achanges that take place in the liturgy
- B Church’s mission of the world
- Cgroups that make up a standard parish
- Dmovement to evangelize non-Catholics
6The Great Commandments can be summarized as _____________.
- Alove of God and love of neighbor
- Bdo not steal and do not commit adultery
- Cdo unto others as they do to you
- Dbeing fair and honest
7Being ________ is the opposite of being self-centered or egotistical.
- APoor in spirit
- Bmeek in spirit
- Clowly and poor
- Dclean of heart
8Moral Law is an expression of God’s eternal Law.
- ATrue
- BFalse
9Moral truth is subjective, meaning we are free to decide what is right or wrong.
- ATrue
- BFalse
10We are free to choose to do what is right or wrong; however we are not free _________.
- Ato decide what can be both right and wrong
- B to decide what is right or wrong
- Cto make the judgment based on pressure
- Dto choose evil over good too often
11The gift of intellect given by God does all of the following except ____________.
- Aa. make it easier to do well in school on tests and with our friends
- Bgive us the ability to see and understand the order of things
- Cgive us the ability to understand how to be in communion with God
- Dallow us to distinguish between what is truly good and what only appears to be good
12Obeying the moral law established by God decreases human freedom.
- ATrue
- BFalse
13Natural Law is part of human nature and does not depend on any religion.
- ATrue
- BFalse
14Our vocation as Christians, the goal of our existence is _____________.
- Asuccess in every aspect of life
- Bbeatitude
- Cpraying to the Trinity every day
- Dthe conversation of fellow sinners
15The Magisterium is always applying Christ’s moral teaching to modern situations.
- ATrue
- BFalse
16The Golden Rule can be stated as _________.
- Ado unto others, then leave them alone
- Bdon’t put all of your eggs in one basket
- C if at first you don’t succeed, try again
- Dtreat others as you would want to be treated
17To be moral is to be fully human
- ATrue
- BFalse
18Our primary goal in Christian morality is __________.
- Ato live a more moral life than our neighbor
- Bto pile up grace so that we will be assured of going to Heaven
- C to evangelize the society in which we live
- Dto collaborate with God's grace
19We are not responsible for our failures to follow the natural moral law.
- ATrue
- BFalse
20Eternal law is always true and unchanging
- ATrue
- BFalse
21Jesus explains that sinful acts are done in the darkness. This is a metaphorical darkness.
- ATrue
- BFalse
22The state is not responsible for promoting the common good, as the state exists primarily to keep order. It is the responsibility of individuals to ensure the common good.
- ATrue
- BFalse
23Slavery is an example of social sin.
- ATrue
- BFalse
24King Solomon, known as one of the wisest men in the Bible and longed to follow God, had many foreign wives and joined them in worshipping their foreign gods and goddesses. Which concept of sin would this most resemble?
- ALight and Truth vs. Darkness and Sin
- BTransgression against God’s law
- CMissing the mark
- DRebellion against God
25In the New Testament (John 8:1-11) a woman is caught in adultery and is about to be stoned when Jesus comes along and saves the day. Which concept of sin would this most resemble?
- ARebellion against God
- B Light and Truth vs. Darkness and Sin
- CMissing the mark
- DTransgression against God’s law
26In the Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus and the Parable of the Rich Fool, Jesus is saying that _____.
- A being rich does not mean that you are smart
- Bmaterial wealth does not mean someone is living a life pleasing to God
- CGod condemns rich people
- Drich people must give away all their money if they want to be saved
27The personal sins of many can create a social condition in which injustice is accepted and tolerated and individual sinful attitudes or actions become so commonly accepted that they go unchallenged by society.
- ATrue
- BFalse
28The specific conditions or facts affecting a moral decision. ______________ can increase or decrease the goodness or evil of an action.
- AObjects
- BCircumstances
- CIntentions
- DSins
29Sin is a deliberate thought, word, or deed, or omission contrary to the ...
- AExternal Law of God
- B Moral Law of God
- CEternal Law of God
- DEthical Law of God
30Doing the right thing for the wrong reasons will not make your actions morally good.
- ATrue
- BFalse
31It is possible to accidentally sin, but it is not considered as grave as an intentional sin.
- ATrue
- BFalse
32In moral decision making, the __________ is the specific thing that is being chosen.
- ASin
- BIntention
- CObject
- DCircumstance
33Adam and Eve openly rejected God’s command to not eat from the tree of knowledge of good and evil by eating the fruit. Which concept of sin would this most resemble?
- ATransgression against God’s law
- BMissing the mark
- CLight and Truth vs. Darkness and Sin
- DRebellion against god
34A man cheat’s on his wife. He then lies to his wife and children to make sure they do not find out. This momentary pleasure eventually leads to mistrust and a divorce from his wife and separation from his children. Which concept of sin would this most resemble?
- ALight and Truth vs. Darkness and Sin
- BMissing the mark
- CTransgression against God’s law
- DRebellion against God
35When Jesus says we should forgive someone seventy times seven times, he means _____.
- AUntil you lose count
- Ban unlimited number
- Cuntil God tells you to stop forgiving
- D490 times
36Venial sin is a serious offense against God that results in a complete separation from him and his grace and condemns the sinner to eternal death.
- ATrue
- BFalse
37All of the following are considered consequences of sin in the Old Testament except _____.
- Athat sinful people achieve the most success
- Bthat God punishes people directly for their sin
- Cthat God withdraws his favor as a consequence of sin
- Dthat sin affects people’s children and the people in their community
38Brendan is the best player on the football team. Because he spends so much time on football, his grades start to slip. If he does not get a good grade on his math test he will not be able to play in the state football game. He doesn’t want to let down his team and his school, so he cheats on his math test to pass the class.
- ACheating
- BSpending too much time on football
- CTo play in the state football game
- DNot wanting to let down his football team
39What is the root of all sins, including those of Satan and Adam and Eve?
- APride
- BAnger
- CEnvy
- DGreed
40
_____________ is the denial of God’s existence and the ultimate violation of the First Commandment. It includes the belief that humans are not dependent on God.- AHedonism
- BPantheism
- CAtheism
- DPaganism
41Sunday is called the “eighth day” because:
- Ait is the day after the Jewish Sabbath
- Bthe resurrection changed everything
- Cthere was an 8 day week in the time of Jesus
- D Monday was the official first day
42In which Sacrament do Catholics promise to reject Satan and all his works?
- Aboth b and c
- BBaptism
- CConfirmation
- DPenance and Reconciliation
43Sacred oaths were made in biblical times, but the Church has since forbid us from making these sacred vows.
- ATrue
- BFalse
44We show reverence for God by not only going to church but also recognizing that all people are made in the image and likeness of God and treating them that way.
- ATrue
- BFalse
45We keep the First Commandment when we completely commit our heart, soul, and mind to God and embrace the theological virtues of faith, hope, and love.
- ATrue
- BFalse
46Making the Sign of the Cross over a parking meter instead of putting in money because you believe that blessing the meter will keep you from getting a ticket is a form of _____.
- Asimony
- Bsuperstition
- Cdivination
- Dmagic
47________________ is speaking, acting, or thinking about God, Jesus Christ, the Virgin Mary, or the saints in a way that is irreverent, mocking, hateful, or otherwise offensive. It is a grave sin against the Second Commandment.
- ABlasphemy
- BPerjury
- CHeresy
- DIdolatry
48What are two ways that we sin against the call to place our hope in God?
- Adespair and presumption
- Bidolatry and hedonism
- Chatred and violence
- Dsex and fornication
49The most important reason for attending Mass on Sunday is that we _____.
- Aget to hear the Word of God and a homily
- Bsing praise to God with our parish community
- Cbelieve the Eucharist is the ultimate source of our spiritual nourishment
- Dto get to see our friends
50To attack, destroy, or deface a sacred object or holy place is a sin against the _____.
- AFirst commandment
- BSeventh commandment
- CSecond commandment
- DThird commandment
51As it was given to the ancient Israelites, the First Commandment focused on the sin of ...
- Asuperstition
- Bidolatry
- Cfornication
- Djustification
52In biblical times the misuse of a person’s name was seen as a literal injury to the person.
- ATrue
- BFalse
53Why do we need the Sabbath?
- ATo refresh and renew ourselves
- BTo strengthen our relationship with God
- CTo remind ourselves that there is something more important than making money
- DAll the above
54The first three Commandments all have a common theme of _____.
- Aloving our neighbor
- Bbeing truthful and just
- Cloving and honoring God
- Dbeing passionate and forgiving
55The early Christians moved the celebration of the Sabbath from Saturday to Sunday because the resurrection occurred on a Sunday.
- ATrue
- BFalse
56This is the practice of assigning magical power to practices or objects.
- Asuperstition
- Bdivination
- Cthe occult
- Dnone of these
57The origins of the Sabbath can be traced back to the _____.
- Afirst Christian community
- Bcreation of the world
- CExodus
- DLast Supper
58Why did ancient people make oaths and covenants in the name of their god(s)?
- ATo enforce the sacred promises made.
- BAll of these.
- C To punish anyone who broke his oath or covenant.
- DTo call upon these gods to witness the agreement.
59______________ is the sin of lying while under oath to tell the truth. It is a serious sin against the Lord because he always keeps his promises. It is also a serious sin because we need to be able to trust individuals who swear to tell the truth, or else civil law and order is threatened.
- AIdolatry
- BBlasphemy
- CPerjury
- DHeresy
60Having too great a focus on entertainment can become a form of modern idolatry.
- ATrue
- BFalse
61Using the names of the Virgin Mary and the saints in vain is wrong because _____.
- Athey led holy lives
- Btheir names are sacred
- Cthey are in Heaven and can intercede for us
- DAll the above
62We are obligated to go to Mass on Sundays according to the precepts of the Church.
- ATrue
- BFalse
63In speaking of our accomplishments, we should always keep in mind _________.
- AChrist's justice
- BChrist's love
- CChrist's greatness
- DChrist's humility
64An important moral principle is that citizens exist for the good of the state.
- ATrue
- BFalse
65Our consciences call us to be ___________.
- Apeople of faith
- Bthe mystical Body of Christ
- Cpeople of integrity
- Dpeople of hope
66The Eighth Commandment is probably the most violated because when we break one of the other nine Commandments, we usually end up _________.
- Adisobeying public authority
- Blying to ourselves or someone else
- Cgoing against the wishes of our parents
- D in hot water morally
67The Johannine writings use the symbolism of _________ to show that what seems to be hidden is known by God.
- Alove and hate
- Bwords and thoughts
- Cangels and demons
- Ddarkness and light
68Lies and misinformation take on an even greater seriousness in public communication because they can potentially affect a greater number of people.
- ATrue
- BFalse
69Sacred art includes all of the following except __________.
- Apaintings of churches
- Bpaintings from Scripture
- Cpaintings from the lives of the saints
- Dpaintings from Tradition
70Part of Jesus’ mission was to form a new family, a spiritual family who would become his body, _________.
- Athe Church
- Bthe Eucharist
- CMagisterium
- Dthe Holy Spirit
71Every person and every human society can come to know God’s Law through creation and human reason.
- ATrue
- BFalse
72Our Participation in public life is obedience to the ___________.
- AFirst Great Commandment
- BLaw of Moses
- Cvoice of the people
- DSecond Great Commandment
73________ is a good way to avoid the moral pitfalls of gossip, slander, and rash judgment.
- APutting ourselves in the place of the other person
- BApologizing ahead of time for what we are about to say
- CSaying we do not know someone
- DKeeping our mouths shut
74The Fourth Commandment requires us to honor and respect those in civil authority, as well as other public groups and organizations
- ATrue
- BFalse
75The Fourth Commandment applies to our relationship with ____________.
- Ajust our parents
- Ball authorities
- Cthe Mystical Body of Christ
- Dthe Church
76Another sin that is the misuse of the truth is to ________________.
- Amake up exaggerated stories
- Bmake fun of another person to humiliate the person
- C make crank calls to a neighbor
- Dcall down curses on another person
77the final seven Commandments emphasize _________.
- Alove our neighbor
- Bwhat we bring to worship
- Chonoring God
- Dlove of God
78We are required to live in such a way that we do not deprive others in our own nation and in the world of what they need to live.
- ATrue
- BFalse
79Only religious organizations are called by God to respect moral order because of their understanding of natural law.
- ATrue
- BFalse
80he Church discourages solidarity movements, such as the formation of labor unions.
- ATrue
- BFalse
81The only exception to the obedience requirement is if your parent, your teacher, or someone else in authority __________.
- Aasks you to do something you know is wrong
- Bis an obvious sinner
- Cdoes not give reasons for the request
- Dis trying to make himself look better
82Respect for parents comes naturally to children when they experience ___________.
- A God’s mercy in the Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation
- Bthe love and respect a parent has for them
- Cthe strong love of someone in their peer group
- Da healthy school experience
83Jesus shocked his contemporaries regarding the Fourth Commandment by _____________.
- Aperforming miracles on the Sabbath
- Bdisobeying his parents in the Temple
- Cleaving the family trade to preach the Kingdom of God
- Drejecting all public authority
84All public authority, civil and religious, comes from God.
- ATrue
- BFalse
85Christians are called to challenge the values in our society that are contrary to God’s values.
- ATrue
- BFalse
86Faith should not have anything to do with our public life.
- ATrue
- BFalse
87The Fourth Commandment requires that we show gratitude towards our parents.
- ATrue
- BFalse
88The _______ should be the first place where people learn how to love God and one another as Jesus Christ taught us to love.
- Aschool
- BChurch
- Cneighborhood
- Dfamily
89“You shall not covet your neighbor’s goods” addresses the sinful attitudes of _________.
- Ajealousy and violence
- Bdespair and lust
- Chate and fear
- Denvy and greed
90When Jesus tells the rich young man that to have eternal life, he must sell what he has and give his money to the poor, the young man _________.
- Atells his friends what Jesus said
- Bgoes away sad, for he had many possessions
- C starts to immediately give his money away
- Dgoes over to saint Peter and enrolls as an Apostle
91When Jesus says, “Where your treasure is, there also will your heart be” (Matthew 6:21), he means _________.
- Aif we have a pearl of great price, we will give all to buy it
- BWe love what we value
- Cif we know where something is hidden, we will protect it
- D we need to protect with our lives what we own
92Today, the threat of ecological breakdown is teaching us the extent to which greed and selfishness are contrary to the order of creation, an order which is characterized by _________.
- Afor richer and for poorer
- Bsurvival of the fittest
- Cmutual dependence
- Dsupply and demand
93Today, the threat of ecological breakdown is teaching us the extent to which greed and selfishness are contrary to the order of creation, an order which is characterized by _________.
- Abody and soul
- Bhopes and dreams
- Cfaith and charity
- Dmind and spirit
94The definition of ________ is that God already loves us completely and blesses us, and that there is nothing we can do to earn more of his love.
- Apride
- Black of hope
- Csacrifice
- Dpersonal humility
95Both the Seventh and Tenth Commandments give witness to this moral truth: _________.
- Ado not borrow what you cannot pay back
- Bour enemies, through our generosity, can become our friends
- Clove of God is most important of all
- DGod has given the earth and all its resources to the whole human race to care for and enjoy.
96When Jesus blesses the poor and the hungry, he is going against the common belief that ___________.
- Ayou can buy your way into Heaven
- Bleprosy was a sign that you had sinned
- C it is hard to praise God on an empty stomach
- Dwealth was a sign of God’s favor and blessing
97An Aramaic word meaning wealth or property.
- Amammon
- Bgreed
- Cenvy
- Dprovidence
98Freely giving money or material goods to a person who is needy.
- Apoverty of hear
- Bgreed
- Calmsgiving
- Dconcupiscence
99Feelings of envy and greed are the result of this, the vestiges of Original Sin.
- Asocial doctrine
- Bmammon
- Cconcupiscence
- Dcorporal works of mercy
100The passion for wealth and the power that comes from it.
- Agreed
- Bcommutative justice
- Cprovidence
- Dalmsgiving
101The recognition of our deep need for God and the commitment to put God above everything else in life.
- Aprovidence
- Bconcupiscence
- Cenvy
- Dpoverty of heart
102Resentment or sadness because of another person’s good fortune
- Acommutative justice
- Bmammon
- Cgreed
- Denvy
103The type of justice that calls for fairness in agreement and constraint between individuals.
- Acorporal works of mercy
- Bcommutative justice
- Cpoverty of hear
- Dsocial doctrine
104The guidance, material goods, and care provided by God that is sufficient to meet our needs.
- Aprovidence
- Balmsgiving
- Cmammon
- Dgreed
105Charitable actions that respond to people’s physical needs and show respect for human dignity.
- Asocial doctrine
- Benvy
- Ccommutative justice
- Dcorporal works of mercy
106The body of teaching by the Church on economic and social matters that includes moral judgments and demands for action in favor of those being harmed.
- Aenvy
- Bgreed
- Cconcupiscence
- Dsocial doctrine
107A person called by God to the ministry of the education and formation of Christians.
- Acatechist
- Blies
- Cdetraction
- Dperjury
108A call from God to all members of the Church to embrace a life of holiness.
- Avocation
- Bslander
- Crash judgement
- Dboasting
109The basis for all public groups, Christian and non-Christian.
- Aimpunity
- Bnatural law
- Creparation
- Dadulation
110Leaders of public groups that are not religious institutions
- Acivil authorities
- Blies
- Cmartyrdom
- Ddetraction
111The union of one’s heart and mind with all people.
- Acatechist
- Breparation
- Cboasting
- Dsolidarity
112Deliberate refusal to obey an immoral demand from civil authority or an immoral civic law.
- Aslander
- Badulation
- Cimpunity
- Dcivil disobedience
113They endanger both our earthly happiness and our eternal destiny.
- Alies
- Bsolidarity
- Cboasting
- Dnatural law
114The supreme witness to the truth of faith.
- Acivil disobedience
- Bperjury
- Cmartyrdom
- Drash judgement
115Making amends for something one did wrong that caused harm to another person.
- Aslander
- Breparation
- Cvocation
- Dboasting
116A sin against the Second and Fourth Commandments.
- Aperjury
- Bcatechist
- Cadulation
- Dboasting
117Unnecessarily revealing something about another person that is true but is harmful to his or her reputation.
- Asolidarity
- Bdetraction
- Cslander
- Dimpunity
118Another name for calumny.
- Aslander
- Blies
- Cadulation
- Dperjury
119Excessive praise, flattery, or admiration for another person.
- Avocation
- Bnatural law
- Ccatechist
- Dadulation
120Assuming the worst about what a person says or does without knowing all the facts.
- Acivil disobedience
- Bsolidarity
- Crash judgment
- Dboasting
121When we misuse the truth to share our accomplishments and successes with other people.
- Alies
- Bmartyrdom
- Cboasting
- Ddetraction
122To be exempt from punishment.
- Aimpunity
- Brash judgment
- Cvocation
- Dlies
123The denial of the existence of God.
- Aprofanity
- Bidolatry
- CAtheism
- Dsuperstition
124Buying or selling of something spiritual such as grace or a relic.
- Asimony
- Bperjury
- Cagnosticism
- Dsacred
125The practice of seeking powers or knowledge through supernatural means apart from God.
- Adivination
- Bcovenant
- Cblasphemy
- Dpantheon
126Speaking disrespectfully about something that is sacred or treating it with disrespect.
- AAtheism
- Bprofanity
- Cmammon
- DSabbath
127The worship of other beings, creatures, or material goods in a way fitting to God alone.
- Aheresy
- Beschatology
- Cmonotheism
- Didolatry
128The belief in and worship of only one God.
- Amonotheism
- BSabbath
- Csacrilege
- Dmagic
129Keeping the Sabbath is a reminder of the sacred __________ between God and the Israelites.
- Avenerate
- Bsacred
- Cmagic
- Dcovenant
130The area of Christian faith that has to do with the last things.
- Amonotheism
- Beschatology
- Cmagic
- Dsuperstition
131The belief that one cannot know anything about God.
- Apantheon
- Bmagic
- Cmammon
- DAgnosticism
132The conscious and deliberate rejection of the dogma of the Church.
- Aheresy
- Bmammon
- Csimony
- Dprofanity
133In the Old Law, the weekly day of rest to remember God’s work through private prayer and communal worship.
- ASabbath
- Bmagic
- CBorgala!
- DMehico
134The quality of being holy, worthy of respect and reverence.
- Amammon
- Bcovenant
- Cmagic
- Dsacred
135An abuse of a person, place, or thing dedicated to God and the worship of him.
- Asacrilege
- Bblasphemy
- Cmagic
- Ddogma
136An action that shows deep reverence for something sacred.
- Amammon
- Bvenerate
- Cidolatry
- Dpantheon
137Speaking, acting, or thinking about God in a way that is irreverent, mocking, or offensive.
- ABlasphemy
- Bmagic
- Cpantheon
- DSabbath
138The belief in a supernatural power that comes from a source other than God.
- Amagic
- Bvenerate
- Csacred
- Dsuperstition
139A group of gods and goddesses worshipped by a particular people or religion.
- Asacred
- Bpantheon
- CMonotheism
- Dcovenant
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