True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true
or false.
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1.
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St.
Maximilian Kolbe’s name that was given him by his parents is Raymond.
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2.
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Free
will essentially gives us the power to love, that is, choose good for ourselves and other
persons.
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3.
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St.
Maximilian Kolbe was a German.
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4.
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The
common good requires that societies need to do what is best for the community of the higher order,
ignoring meeting the needs of individuals
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5.
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The
Principle of Subsidiarity states that a community of a higher order should not interfere in the
internal life of a community of a lower order.
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6.
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Kolbe
died in the Auschwitz concentration camp from starvation.
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7.
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Kolbe
died in the Dachau concentration camp from an injection of carbolic acid.
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8.
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Fundamentally, other people are responsible for how we should feel.
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9.
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Kolbe
suffered from tuberculosis.
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10.
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Kolbe
was cannonized (made a saint) by Pope Paul in 1982.
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11.
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The
common good requires that individuals and societies promote the social well-being and development of
various social groups and respect the basic, inalienable rights of each human being.
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12.
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Our
philosophy of life influences how we view humans.
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13.
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Kolbe
died in 1941.
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14.
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Kolbe
asked a guard if he could take the place of a married man with children who was chosen to die of
starvation in punishment for prisoners escaping.
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15.
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Though fundamentally evil because of original sin, humans are capable of choosing good
because Jesus died for us all.
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16.
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Eleni
was a polish immigrant living in Greece.
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17.
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Antoni Makos told Nick where Katis was living.
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18.
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Katis
ordered one of his own soldiers to be charged with treason in order to cover up his inability to
prevent women and children trying to escape from a “liberated” village.
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19.
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Eleni
and St. Maximillian Kolbe have many similarities.
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20.
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Katis
and Nick were best friends.
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Matching
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Christian View of who we are: use the following answers for the questions that
follow. Answers may be used once, more than once or not at all.
a. | Christian view of who we
are | b. | Non-Christian view of who we
are | | | | |
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21.
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Humans
are only one creature among many and should not feel they are special.
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22.
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Human
dignity comes from our accomplishments.
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23.
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Creation is more evil than good; therefore, humans are fundamentally
evil.
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24.
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Humans
are basically good, but flawed.
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25.
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Humans
are someones, not somethings.
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26.
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We are
a composite being of spirit and matter.
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27.
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Humans
have to earn respect and dignity.
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28.
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Some
people, because they are more gifted, are superior to others.
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29.
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Humans
are free beings.
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30.
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Humans
cannot really choose since we are subjects of a superior being.
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Principle of Subsidiarity: use the following answers for the questions that
follow. Answers may be used once, more than once or not at all.
a. | Specifically
follows the Principle of Subsidiarity | c. | Does not apply specifically to the Principle of
Subsidiarity | b. | Specifically violates the Principle of
Subsidiarity | | | | |
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31.
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The
state passing laws limiting the number of passengers a 16-year-old can have in their car when the
16-year-old is driving.
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32.
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Parents deciding what is best for their children
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33.
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Abortion (an individual killing her baby before the baby reaches
term)
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34.
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Doing
wrong to your peers
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35.
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Getting in a car accident on purpose.
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36.
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Your
school principal tells you what brand of toothpaste you have to use.
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37.
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The
federal government tells parents that the only way they can discipline children under three years old
is by spanking them exactly 47 times every hour.
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38.
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To
turn a friendship down with someone you don’t like.
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39.
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You
should always treat your friends with respect.
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40.
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The
pope declares that all priests can no longer celebrate mass.
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41.
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The
city council tells you that you cannot talk to your brother anymore because your brother is a jerk.
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42.
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The
state passes laws that makes every parent only raise their kids to be Catholic.
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43.
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Governments should protect innocent human life in every state.
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44.
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The
federal government give money to Omaha after a tornado destroyed much property to help rebuild the
city.
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45.
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The
United States federal government passes a law stating none of the 50 states can no longer make up or
pass laws—it is now only the function of the federal government to pass laws.
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46.
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The
constitution sets guideline for state laws.
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47.
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The
farmer threw the pig over the fence some corn.
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48.
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The
police chief doesn’t allow the police officers to go on patrol, arrest people or write
tickets.
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49.
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The
queen likes cheese.
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50.
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The
FBI doesn’t take jurisdiction over Nebraska jaywalkers but supports local police enforement of
jaywalking.
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Matching: use the answers below for the questions that follow. Answers may
be used once, more than once or not at all. a. | Free Will | d. | Solidarity | b. | Common Good
| e. | Subsidiarity
| c. | Dignity | f. | None of
these | | | | |
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51.
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The
Christian virtue of social charity and friendship.
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52.
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The
principle of Catholic teaching that holds that a higher unit of society should not take over the
functions of a lower unit.
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53.
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The
power rooted in reason and will that enables a person to perform deliberate actions on one’s own
responsibility.
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54.
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The
sum total of social conditions that enable people to reach their fulfillment more fully and
easily.
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55.
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God’s love and salvation revealed through Jesus’ passion, death,
resurrection, and glorification.
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56.
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The
quality of being worthy of esteem or respect.
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57.
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This
helps us recognize we are all members of the human family and that we must go out of our way to help
one another.
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58.
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This
requires that we respect the basic, inalienable rights of each human being and promote the social
well-being and development of various social groups.
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59.
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Found
in the Catehism of the Catholic Church, paragraph 1883.
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60.
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The
capacity to choose from alternatives.
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Eleni Questions: use the answers below for the questions that follow.
Answers may be used once, more than once or not at all. a. | Nick | d. | Spiro | b. | Ana | e. | Eleni | c. | Katis | f. | None of
these | | | | |
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61.
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blanket-taker
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62.
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cold-teacher/communist
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63.
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black
rock owner for many years
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64.
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avenger
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65.
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house-taker
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66.
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superior-pleaser
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67.
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saving-mother
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68.
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cold-father
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69.
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unjust judge
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70.
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betrayer-mother
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71.
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“martyr”
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72.
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late
to claim "my children"
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73.
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main
children-stealer
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74.
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almost became another Katis
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75.
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betrayer-major
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76.
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Americana
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77.
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mama's boy
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78.
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uncaring until the end-father
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79.
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hold
it all inside man
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80.
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New
York Times writer
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81.
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"My children" shouter
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82.
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blue
suit-wearer
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83.
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Jesus-like
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84.
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baker
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85.
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died
of cancer
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Matching: Chapter 1 PowerPoint. Use the answers below for the questions
that follow. Answers may be used once, more than once or not at all.
a. | Divine | l. | Savior | b. | God | m. | relate | c. | existence | n. | evil | d. | Chosen | o. | Trust | e. | human
beings | p. | goodness | f. | serve | q. | complementary | g. | ones | r. | rights | h. | Creator | s. | Son | i. | good | t. | spirit | j. | creation | u. | equal | k. | qualities | v. | none of these | | | | |
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86.
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God
is the C____________
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87.
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God
always keeps us in ______________.
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88.
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We
are not _______.
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89.
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We
should take our place as God’s ______________.
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90.
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We
are created to return God’s love and __________ him.
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91.
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God
makes us in the ____________ image.
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92.
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We
have “godlike” _________________.
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93.
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The
ability to _________ to others in community is a “godlike” quality.
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94.
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We
are not somethings but some_______.
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95.
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Women
and men are _________________ to one another.
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96.
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Men
and women have equal _______________.
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97.
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Human
beings are created with a fundamental _______________.
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98.
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To
prove our goodness, God gave us his only _______.
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99.
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Creation is ____________.
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100.
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Women
and men are sexual beings with both a body and a ___________.
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