True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true or
false.
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1.
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There
are rarely alternatives to proposed moral actions.
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2.
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The
outcomes or consequences of our actions are the most important factor in determining their moral
goodness or evil.
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3.
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Catholics have a serious duty to consult the Magisterium in areas of right and
wrong.
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4.
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Prayer
has both a talking and listening part–both are important in choosing the right thing to
do.
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5.
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No
action is always wrong (in and of itself.)
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6.
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The
Stop Sign method of moral decision-making is rooted in reality.
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7.
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Determinists believe in freedom of the human will.
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8.
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The
word imputable means “accountable.”
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9.
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Ignorance always dismisses us from responsibility for our actions.
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10.
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Freedom is rooted in both reason and will.
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11.
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One
result of freedom is that we can use it to build our characters.
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12.
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One of
our greatest freedoms is the freedom to change.
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13.
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The
“Moral Object” is what someone means to do when making moral decisions.
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14.
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The
end always justifies the means.
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15.
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The
question “Why” can be considered a circumstance.
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16.
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The
question “Where” can be considered a circumstance.
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17.
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The
question “Who” can be considered a circumstance.
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18.
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The
question “How” can be considered a circumstance.
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19.
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The
question “When” can be considered a circumstance.
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20.
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The
end does not always justify the means.
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21.
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The
“means” in the phrase “The end does not justify the means” refers to how you
achieve a result.
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22.
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It is
considered morally right to cheat on a test in order to receive an “A” because the end
result (an “A”) is a good thing.
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23.
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It is
considered morally right to study hard in order to receive an “A” because the end result
(an “A”) is a good thing and the means to the end is also good.
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24.
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It is
considered morally right to kill someone by poisoning them if a person intended to just make the
person sick.
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25.
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Anything is considered morally right if the intention is good and the action is
good.
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26.
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The
“end” in the phrase “The end does not justify the means” refers to how you
achieve a result.
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27.
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If an
intention is immoral, the resulting action becomes immoral.
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28.
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The
“Moral Object” basically is the action one takes when making moral decisions.
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29.
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The
“S” in the STOP Sign method refers to “Stay the Course.”
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30.
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The
“S” in the STOP Sign method refers to “Search Out the Facts.”
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31.
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The
“T” in the STOP Sign method refers to “Think about Alternatives and
Consequences.”
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32.
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The
“T” in the STOP Sign method refers to “Total Request Live.”
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33.
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When
thinking about consequences, one should use the question, “What if everyone did it?” to
realize how grave the result of an immoral act could be.
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34.
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The
“O” in the STOP Sign method refers to “Others.”
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35.
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When
consulting Others in the STOP Sign Method, one should never refer to the Catechism of the Catholic
Church because it contains Church Teaching.
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36.
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The
“P” in the STOP Sign method refers to “Practical Alternatives and
Consequences.”
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37.
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The
“P” in the STOP Sign method refers to “Practicing Moral Decisions.”
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38.
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Anything is considered morally right if the action is good.
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39.
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Prayer
gives people the strength to sometimes make the unpopular choice.
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40.
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Prayer
guides us and keeps us close to God.
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41.
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In the
“O” section of the STOP Sign method it says we should be considerate of
others.
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42.
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In the
“T” section of the STOP Sign method it says we should use our creativity to think up
alternatives.
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43.
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In the
“S” section of the STOP Sign method it says we should be considerate of
others.
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44.
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In the
“O” section of the STOP Sign method it says we should use the 3 W’s and the 1
H.
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45.
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In the
“T” section of the STOP Sign method it says we should ask “Would I be willing to allow
everyone in a similar situation to act this way?”
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46.
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While
in high school, Kevin Tunnell made good choices when it comes to drinking the drug
alcohol.
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47.
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Kevin
Tunnell killed his girlfriend in an car accident .
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48.
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Kevin
Tunnell’s victim drove a volkwagen.
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49.
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Kevin
Tunnell pretty much lost all his friends, including his girlfriend, after the accident.
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50.
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Kevin
Tunnell was sentenced to write a check fo $1 per week for 18 years.
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51.
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Kevin
Tunnell did not experience difficulties carrying out his sentence.
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52.
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Kevin
Tunnell never learned how to take responsibility for his actions.
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53.
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Kevin
Tunnell helps us learn that not only should teenages not drink and drive, they should not drink or
use other mood altering drugs, period.
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Matching
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Matching: Match the answers below with the questions that immediately
follow. Answers can be used once, more than once or not at all.
a. | Moral Object | c. | Circumstance | b. | Intention | d. | None of these | | | | |
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54.
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This
interior element cannot change the moral quality of an act, for example, cannot make good an act that
is evil.
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55.
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Who
and when
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56.
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Why
you do something.
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57.
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The
most important aspect.
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58.
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A good
_______ does not justify evil means or object.
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59.
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Can
increase or decrease the moral goodness of an act (not the intent.)
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60.
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Where
and how
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61.
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Motivation
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62.
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Action
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63.
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What
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64.
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What
you mean to have happen when you do something
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St.
Thomas Aquinas Matching: Use the following answers and match them with the questions below.
Answers may be used once, more than once or not at all.
a. | Responsibility | e. | Jesus | b. | Advertised | f. | Common Good | c. | Reasonable | g. | None of these | d. | Canon Law | | | | |
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65.
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First,
St. Thomas Aquinas taught that good law must be __________,
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66.
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Second, St. Thomas Aquinas taught that good law should be issued by proper
__________.
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67.
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Third,
St. Thomas Aquinas taught that good law must be directed at the _________________.
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68.
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Fourth, St. Thomas Aquinas taught that good law should be _________ in a way people
know about it.
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69.
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The
official body of laws which regulate how the Catholic church governs itself
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70.
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Because we are free, we must also accept _________.
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Read
the story and then match the answers below with the questions that follow. Answers may be used
once, more than once or not at all.
Men bare all for their local
schools
Oregon (AP) -- Cleve Dumdi -- a 70-year-old
respected sheep rancher, husband of a former county commissioner -- was walking in this small Oregon
town one day when a longtime acquaintance hailed him from across the street.
"Hey Dumdi!," the man hollered. "Didn't recognize you with your clothes
on!"
It's the kind of ribbing Dumdi has had to
bear ever since he disrobed and perched on his tractor for a 2004 nudie calendar featuring the men of
Junction City.
All proceeds from calendar sales go to the
Junction City school district, which has had to give up at least three classroom teachers, art,
music, gym class and field trips after recent severe state cutbacks in education budgets.
The calendar, which is being sold online for $17, is the
latest gambit to raise money for local schools in a state where teachers already have lined up to
sell their blood plasma and ranchers have auctioned off the rights to hunt for buffalo and antelope
on their property. "Anyone who knows fund raising knows you can't make enough on a bake-sale,
and we have been jog-a-thoned to death," said Danuta Pfeiffer, the force behind the calendar and
the wife of Mr. March, who obligingly posed holding up a well-placed pot of daffodils. "We'd do
backwards handsprings if we could raise $25,000 from this, but we are dreaming of $75,000 and a movie
deal."
a. | Moral
Object | g. | Immoral | b. | Intention | h. | Moral | c. | Circumstance | i. | Cleve posing nude | d. | Cleve walking across the
street | j. | Buying a calendar | e. | To earn money for the school
district | k. | None of these | f. | Sold online for $17.00 | | | | |
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71.
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What
is the moral object of the story “Men bare all for their local
schools?”
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72.
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What
is the intention of the story “Men bare all for their local schools?”
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73.
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What
is one of the circumstances of the story “Men bare all for their local
schools?”
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74.
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Is the
moral object moral or immoral?
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75.
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Is the
intention moral or immoral?
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76.
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Is
offering a calendar for sale in the story an intention, moral object or circumstance?
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77.
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Is the
fact that the local schools need financial help in the story an intention, moral object or
circumstance ?
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78.
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How
old is Cleve?
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79.
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Is
“all proceeds go to the Junction City school district” itself moral or
immoral?
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10
Commandments Matching: Use the following answers and match them with the questions below.
Answers may be used once, more than once or not at all. a. | You shall not steal. | g. | You shall not covet your neighbor’s
wife. | b. | You shall not
bear false witness against your neighbor. | h. | I am the Lord
your God, you shall not covet your false witness. | c. | You shall not take the name of the Lord your God in
vain. | i. | Honor your father and
mother. | d. | You shall not
covet your neighbor’s goods. | j. | You shall not
commit adultery. | e. | Remember to keep holy the Lord’s
day. | k. | None of these. | f. | You shall not kill. | | | | |
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80.
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What
is the first commandment?
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81.
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What
is the second commandment?
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82.
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What
is the third commandment?
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83.
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What
is the fourth commandment?
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84.
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What
is the fifth commandment?
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85.
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What
is the sixth commandment?
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86.
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What
is the seventh commandment?
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87.
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What
is the eighth commandment?
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88.
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What
is the ninth commandment?
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89.
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What
is the tenth commandment?
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Six
Precepts (from our text) Matching: Use the following answers and match them with the questions
below. Answers may be used once, more than once or not at all.
a. | Sins | h. | Lenten season | b. | Material needs | i. | Mass on Sundays | c. | Holy Communion | j. | Confess | d. | Holy days of obligation | k. | Prescribed | e. | Abilities | l. | Church | f. | Easter Season | m. | None of these | g. | Fasting and abstinence | | | | |
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90.
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You
shall attend __________________ and holy days of obligation.
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91.
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You
shall __________ your sins at least once a year.
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92.
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You
shall humbly receive your Creator in Holy Communion at least during the
________________.
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93.
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You
shall keep holy the ______________________________.
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94.
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You
shall observe the ________________ days of fasting and abstinence.
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95.
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The
faithful also have the duty of providing for the _________ of the Church, each according to his
abilities.
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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. | Responsibility | d. | Kevin Tunell | b. | Rationalization | e. | none of these | c. | Freedom | | | | |
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96.
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Devising self-serving excuses for one’s behavior.
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97.
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With
freedom comes __________________.
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98.
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Kevin
Tunell said he must accept _____________ for the terrible thing he did.
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99.
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Kevin
Tunell had the _____________ to make the wrong choice and drink heavily, then drive himself
home.
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100.
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When
Kevin Tunell said “Nothing ever happens to me” he was using a ________________________ to
excuse his drinking behavior.
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