4th Periodic Test

Question 1

does not simply refer to a specific act, but also to our very dignity as person, our being.

Answer 1

sex

Question 2

touches every aspect of our being human

Answer 2

sexuality

Question 3

puts order into our sexual drives, much as telling the truth orders our speech.

Answer 3

Chastity

Question 4

channels our sexual energies toward a positive, affirmative service of love and fostering of life.

Answer 4

Chastity

Question 5

Purity of heart, demands that we develop a certain __________ to meet the temptations and challenges presented by community daily life.

Answer 5

self-control

Question 6

is a fundamental aspect of our being human

Answer 6

sexuality

Question 7

The arousing of oneself by touching one’s sexual organs or other similar means.

Answer 7

Masturbation

Question 8

it reinforces the wrong notion that sex is merely for one’s personal pleasure.

Answer 8

Masturbation

Question 9

2 reasons for sex

Answer 9

To express conjugal love between a married man and woman.
To generate an offspring.

Question 10

ignores the true meaning of the sexual act because it fails to serve its real purpose of drawing persons to become truly free and loving.

Answer 10

Pre-Marital Sex and Fornication

Question 11

The Church rejects artificial means of contraception and birth control

Answer 11

true

Question 12

The love between a husband and wife is naturally oriented toward the begetting and proper education of children, “for conjugal love naturally tends to be fruitful”

Answer 12

Artificial Contraception

Question 13

refers to any material (e.g., pictures, periodicals, films, websites, among others.) that violates the private and intimate nature of the human sexual act by exposing it to other persons and leads the viewer to sexual excitement.

Answer 13

Pornography

Question 14

is engaging in the sexual act for money.

Answer 14

Prostitution

Question 15

we must accept persons who have a homosexual orientation with genuine respect, compassion, and sensitivity. Like all persons, Jesus invites them to deepen in their faith and grow in holiness by uniting their difficulties with Christ’s own sacrifice on the Cross

Answer 15

Homosexual Acts

Question 16

Friendships are built on

Answer 16

complete honesty

Question 17

is deeply valued in personal relationships and experiences.

Answer 17

Truth

Question 18

Honesty is an expression of respect for the dignity of all persons, not just a cold truth.

Answer 18

Truth in Words

Question 19

Upholding truth means our thoughts must align with reality and not be in error

Answer 19

Truth in Thoughts

Question 20

Upholding truth in actions means aligning our actions with our thoughts and words, avoiding hypocrisy

Answer 20

Truth in Actions

Question 21

the ultimate source of truth in thought, word, and deed.

Answer 21

God

Question 22

deepen our understanding of upholding the truth.

Answer 22

Sacred Scripture and Church teachings

Question 23

Parents should guide children in discerning the truth in media content.

Answer 23

Role of Parents:

Question 24

Speaking falsely to destroy someone’s reputation (slander) is a violation of truth.

Answer 24

Slander & Calumny

Question 25

Speaking true but unnecessarily damaging information about someone’s reputation is also a violation of truth.

Answer 25

Detraction

Question 26

Upholding truth means protecting others' honor and good name.

Answer 26

Respecting Others' Good Name:

Question 27

corrodes trust and respect in communities, leading to alienation, misunderstanding, and even violence.

Answer 27

Gossiping and Backbiting:

Question 28

violate human dignity and can cause long-term psychological harm.

Answer 28

Name-Calling, Teasing, and Verbal Abuse:

Question 29

can promote negative values like promiscuity, violence, and consumerism, distorting the truth about human dignity and life

Answer 29

Negative Values in Media:

Question 30

" upholds the value of truth by not only prohibiting lying in court but also commanding respect for others' reputations. Truth is always relational, tied to our relationship with others and with God

Answer 30

The Eighth Commandment: "You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor"

Question 31

Every person reflects the image of God

Answer 31

Following Jesus in True Freedom:

Question 32

We often demand fairness for ourselves but may not consistently treat others fairly.

Answer 32

Self-Centered Attitude

Question 33

emphasizes our obligation to promote justice by respecting others' property and rights.

Answer 33

emphasizes our obligation to promote justice by respecting others' property and rights.

Question 34

warns against disordered desires and unhealthy attachment to material things, which can lead to injustice.

Answer 34

The Tenth Commandment: "You shall not covet your neighbor’s house or possessions"