Lesson 2: The Dignity of Human Person

1. A reciprocal interaction between a human being or corporate personality and the

world, temporal and space-bound. Examples are the things humans usually do
every day.
a. The Material Belonging
b. The Human Dignity
c. The Interpersonal Belonging
d. The Transcendental Belonging
2. The reciprocal relationship of human persons with corporate personalities to
which they belong and corporate personalities with other corporate characters.
a. The Collective Belonging
b. The Human Dignity
c. The Interpersonal Belonging
d. The Transcendental Belonging
3. The reciprocal relationship between the human person and the Supreme Being
a. The Material Belonging
b. The Human Dignity
c. The Interpersonal Belonging
d. The Transcendental Belonging
4. The reciprocal relationship between two human persons. A human person enters
into a relationship outside of themselves.
a. The Material Belonging
b. The Human Dignity
c. The Interpersonal Belonging
d. The Transcendental Belonging
5. The dignity of the human being is founded on his creation in God’s ____ and
likeness and on his vocation to divine beatitude.
a. Picture
b. Land
c. Image
d. Divinity

Lesson 3: The Morality of Human Acts

Question and Answer :
1. What is Morality?
a. To be able to direct himself toward this fulfillment freely.
b. Quality of being accord with standards of right and good conduct.
c. Which proceeds from deliberate "free will" (freedom) of man.
d. Develop into moral agents by being concerned with your relationships with others.
Answer: B - Quality of being accord with standards of right and good conduct.
2. What is human act?
a. To be able to direct himself toward this fulfillment freely.
b. Quality of being accord with standards of right and good conduct.
c. Which proceeds from deliberate "free will" (freedom) of man.
d. Develop into moral agents by being concerned with your relationships with others.
Answer: C - which proceeds from deliberate "free will" (freedom) of man.
3. Objective moral standards _______ the rational hierarchy of ________, as
evidenced by conscience.
a. Articulate, Good and evil
b. Genuine, Aspects
c. Articulate, Aspects
d. Good and evil, Aspects
4. Human (moral) acts are acts which are chosen by exercising one’s free will as a
consequence of a judgment of conscience.
a. Moral
b. Object
c. Intention
d. Circumstances

5. Acts of man.
a. Actus Hominis
b. Moralitas
c. Dignitas
d. Passio
Answer: A- Actus Hominis

Lesson 4: The Morality of Passion

Question and Answer :
1. Passion are said to be the following except:
a. Voluntary
b. Volitional
c. Close
d. Discretionary
Answer: c.- Close
2. It is an intellect that knows the good, knows the truth and a will that chooses good.
a. Actus Hominis
b. Moralitas
c. Dignitas
d. Passio
Answer: d.- Passio

3. It belongs to the perfection of the moral or human good that the passions be
governed by _____.
a. Questioning
b. Reason
c. Evidence
d. Will
4. ______ are movements of the sensitive appetite that that cause us to behave or
refrain from acting in response to what we perceive as good or harmful.
a. Good
b. Moral
c. Passion
d. Ethics
Answer: c – Passion
5. It is the most fundamental or primary passion.
a. Love
b. Peace
c. Happiness
d. Sorrow
Answer: a - Love